I would like an rtf plane.
*OK

I want a glider cause i like the idea of shutting power off and just sailing and saving battery power. Ideally something i can keep up in the air for 10-15 mins.
* If you ever get a glider up to altitude and loose orientation the plane will sail away..permantly.
Not all that good of an idea. Slow, low, and in close is better.

I guess beginners usually start out with 2ch planes(planes that basically only climb and dive and turn left and right?)
* 3chl is normal

I would like to start out with a 3ch plane(3ch meaning they can do aerial acrobatics?) but dont want to get ahead of myself.(is that possible)
* 3chl is still normal : ) #1 is for ailerons or rudder, #2 is elevator, #3 is for throttle

I dont have a flying instructor.
* If repairing crash damage does not bother you.. it can be done. A compter flight simulator can really help.

I would like to spend between $50 and $150 for everything, preferably not buying everything seperately.
* Buying all from one company is good should you have problems. All in one set is OK if possible. Your price range is a bit low for flyable gear. Expect $200 minimum

I would like a plane that i am not going to get bored with in a week.
* If you are new and bored in a week, you have the wrong hobby. Get out, don't spend more. This hobby is an extention of a love of aviation not just fun toys.

I thing i would rather not have landing gear, i like the idea of throwing it to take off instead of taking off from the ground.
* Good choice if you like it that way. Myself, I like wheels.

I would like a plane that can take a beating if i crash and is inexpensive to fix.
* Like the man in the previous post... Slow Stick.

Having all the Internet as a playground can indeed cause confusion. Its a great place to learn but as you well know it can be confusing.. enjoy yourself!