"I probably shouldn't respond to such an uninformed post but...
1. Did you just rebroadcast this transaction?
Received Time 2017-03-13 02:29:12
That looks like it was received within the last 12 hours to me... not exactly 2 weeks ago...
B. Regardless of when you sent the transaction, your fee is ridiculously low"
You are too high opinion of yourself, do not consider others more stupid than yourself.
I repeat once more that I paid 2 weeks ago and about the fee - it was installed by Electrum, not by me.
Your tx still exists on some nodes:
http://www.mocacinno.com/getraw.php?txid=8360bdb82845df96d92f38d4d4a135ca02c7fee923efb3ca10503167437818ed
What probably happened: your transaction was broadcasted, accepted by blockchain.info's node, but later removed because the chance of getting confirmed with a low fee was near to 0.
I do agree that for a new user, bitcoin fees are confusing, and some wallets could offer a bit more assistance to new users so they add appropriate fees.
That being said: your money is not gone, as long as the transaction isn't confirmed, it's technically still yours. As soon as most of the other nodes drop your transaction, it will re-appear in your electrum balance. Either that, or the transaction will get confirmed...
Thank you for your explanation, I think that you are right and someday in a year or two my BTC will appear in one of my wallets...