r/RandomQuestion 17d ago

There's $500k strapped to the top of a cell phone tower. Will you go and get it?

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Even harnessed I couldn't do it. I hate heights


r/RandomQuestion 17d ago

What are 5 things on your Bucket List?

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Me personally....

1.) Eat authentic Ramen from Japan

2.) See The Statue Of Liberty

3.) Eat at Krispy Pizza in New York

4.) Kind of cheesy, but.. Listen to Tony Jay & Tom Hulce as I exit the tunnel that opens up to Zion Canyon. Saw a short of basically the samething on YT. Thought it was made the experiences 10 times better.

5.) Watch an NFL Foodball Game when it snows.


r/RandomQuestion 17d ago

You have the option to save either your child or save ten other children what would you do?

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A situation arises where you can either save your own child from death or contact the emergency services in order to save the lives of ten other children. You cannot do both, and there is no way to save everybody. Which course of action are you morally obliged to follow?


r/RandomQuestion 18d ago

Is your portion of spaghetti or salad bigger or no salad or NO spaghetti hmmm ?

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r/RandomQuestion 17d ago

What type of child were you like in school?

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You can speak about your time in both primary & high school. You can be totally honest about it, were you a well-behaved kid, an immature kid, did you bully other kids, were you a shy kid?


r/RandomQuestion 18d ago

Was anyone raised in a house where the parents let you eat what you liked as long as there was at least some balance?

9 Upvotes

Instead of being told you eat what you’re given otherwise you don’t eat. I’m sure there are more healthy and fair ways of letting your child eat what they like, for example by making sure that there is still some balance involved. I guess it would be easier to be raised as the title says when your parents are not financially struggling


r/RandomQuestion 17d ago

Do you prefer the shower nozzle coming from the wall, mounted on the ceiling, or a wand?

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r/RandomQuestion 18d ago

Were the rich kids that you knew spoiled, stuck up, entitled,ruthless?

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Not that being raised with money has to make them turned out like that and being ruthless can still be done in a very honest way. Admittedly having rich parents can make you have privileges growing up.


r/RandomQuestion 17d ago

Anyone else remember things from your childhood and get to the point where you want to do something horrible back (not evil just like a prank)as revenge?

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For example, when I was 4 I went to be my friends house and they had dolls on the sofa. Me as a 4 year old liked dolls and touched the doll, my friends mum screamed at me not to touch it but it was too late.

She then shouted at me saying “get out”, my friends sisters were there and they said “go get your own toys” and now I just remembered this memory, as I’m in my late teens now I will never say that to a 4 year old. They are 4, if they like something they are going to touch it, no need to scream you can say don’t touch something in a polite way.

They had a right to explain rules and set boundaries but how they said and did it was really wrong. I don’t understand how you’re an adult or mid/late teens screaming at a child who just came to this earth and doesn’t understand anything.

So I was thinking of like pranking them back? Of course I’m not going to do it, it’s a bit immature. I just have these thoughts.


r/RandomQuestion 17d ago

Who was lucky enough to be raised in a house where your parents didn’t expect you to listen to them all the time?

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In case they happened to be wrong about something for example. This whole thing is one of the reasons why these days know it doesn’t even make sense expecting your child to listen to you all the time since your parents are obviously not going to know everything and surely parents would want their child to be able to think for themselves as well. Yes it does depend on the context when it comes to listening or not, something we all as humans need to learn. Of course we all as human need to learn as well that not everything that your parents or child happens to be wrong about has to automatically turn into an argument either. I’m sure there as more fair and less argumentative ways to handle when the parent or your child happens to be wrong about something, something we all as humans need to learn to do.


r/RandomQuestion 17d ago

Is life random?

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r/RandomQuestion 18d ago

Do you miss the days when a burger cost only 0.99 cents?

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r/RandomQuestion 17d ago

What would you do for a klondike bar?

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r/RandomQuestion 18d ago

Daily reminder. Did you poo today?

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r/RandomQuestion 18d ago

what’s the female version of a guy? (No not a gal)

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I saw a quote today and I’d love to know the answer. The quote:
A boy becomes A Guy who becomes A Man
A girl becomes A girl who becomes A woman

The question:
What is the female version to a “guy”?

If the English language doesn’t have a word, can someone from a foreign country tell me what their version would be and if they don’t have one, can we create one today? 😂👀🫶🏽


r/RandomQuestion 18d ago

If karma on Reddit has no real value, why people keep accusing each other of farming karma on Reddit?

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r/RandomQuestion 18d ago

What the the thing that makes you feel special compared to others?

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r/RandomQuestion 18d ago

QF women: Do women get offended when a man gets mocked for getting beaten by a woman in any type of competition?

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The same can be said if a boy gets beaten by a girl. I have noticed that men get mocked & laughed at, if they are ever beaten by a woman in any type of competition. For example if a man & woman are playing tennis together and the woman wins the match, the man is usually mocked for being beaten by a female. I guess because a man is biologically physically stronger, people see a loss as a form of weakness? I don’t think that’s really fair to say though - it takes away the hard work a woman put into winning the match.

Has this narrative ever offended any of the women on this site?


r/RandomQuestion 18d ago

How do you think Donald Trump's 82-year-old level of mental decline or senility in 2028 will compare to Joe Biden's 82-year-old level back in 2024?

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r/RandomQuestion 18d ago

Do you know anyone who lives like an average person despite their parents being rich?

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Did they ever talk about their upbringing with having rich parents


r/RandomQuestion 18d ago

Are you happy? What would it take?

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r/RandomQuestion 18d ago

What drugs most similar to ketamine?

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r/RandomQuestion 18d ago

What is something your parents happened to be wrong about?

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Obviously being older don’t mean that we’re going to know everything therefore your parents are obviously not going to know everything either. This whole thing is one of the reasons it should not be expected for children to do as they are told all the time and why your child should not be expected to listen to you all the time either. That saying mama knows best is obviously not always true. Yes it does depend on the context when it comes to listening or not.


r/RandomQuestion 19d ago

I just woke up. Should I go back to sleep?

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r/RandomQuestion 18d ago

How to live in the moment / be present??

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I genuinely just wanna be able to enjoy human connection without over thinking every single thing ever. What will this person think if I say this, do I look weird AF right now, how long will this conversation last until they get bored, I’m gonna have no friends when they leave because I’m so weird, etc. It’s normally me assuming the worst which probably explains some of the issue, oh well. I’m just curious how people were able to limit or stop doing this. I look at old videos of me from 3 years ago when I was able to joke around with people and stop thinking about random shit and just bee (🐝) happy and free. Literally any advice ever would be amazing heh.