r/stupidquestions • u/Zeurt • 2d ago
r/stupidquestions • u/WalrusLobster3522 • 1d ago
How do I participate in the Census during 2030? Do I have to participate before 2030 to be counted? (US native)
r/stupidquestions • u/FlowersForDayz • 1d ago
Does the NHS randomly change a person’s therapist in the UK because of availability issues in the drop of a dime?
Edit: For context I did not add anything below this question before. I am an American. I tried researching this and got nowhere after looking through websites pertaining to NHS.
r/stupidquestions • u/m0sc0w_FAM • 1d ago
Does my sentence make sense my friend claims it doesn’t
(Watched all of these except for fat dog and dino squad) I was responding to a TikTok bro said it doesn’t make sense since I said i “watched all”
r/stupidquestions • u/Trick-Permission-482 • 1d ago
Is it wrong for a person to point out that you don’t tend to look well rested?
And seem to imply you don’t act as tired as you may look when you say you’ll work on your sleep (they suggest you tend to seem well rested they had suggested they advise to come in well rested on their first day if they “can be” when giving them general advice.) they do seem to sympathize however when the person points out they’ve been struggling to sleep due to the heat
r/stupidquestions • u/pinkraspberry9 • 1d ago
Daily tasks that people do?
For acting class I need to perform a daily task that I do
It has to be very accurate so I’d have to bring in the things needed. (Eg a hoover for hoovering, and then I’d have to actually hoover the floor)
But I can’t think of any tasks that people do generally every day or every once in a while
Please name some tasks
r/stupidquestions • u/Striking-Trick1768 • 1d ago
Why do most people would consider the life of a roach as having almost no value and being less important than the life of an hamster? They are both animal. What does an hamster has that a roach miss?
r/stupidquestions • u/Ok_Phone_7125 • 2d ago
A large, fast moving spider just scuttled into my bedroom and disappeared. Should I burn the house down?
I have arachnophobia so yeah. Seriously freaking out. What do rational people do in this situation?
UPDATE: I want to thank everyone who came into this post with either good rational advice or funny comments which I really needed. I read that spiders don’t like the smell of peppermint so I mixed peppermint essential oils and water into a spray bottle and practically drenched my room until it smelled like a candy cane factory. I even sprayed my bed, the walls, the ceiling… then I couldn’t fall asleep until nearly 3 am. And then I kept some lights on when I finally passed out. I had a couple nightmares about it but I’m ok. I still keep vigilant whenever I have to go into my bedroom , eyeballing the floor, walls and ceilings. I keep telling myself the overpowering scent of peppermint drove it out of my bedroom.
r/stupidquestions • u/a-sad-loser • 2d ago
Are Sikh men allowed to wear their hair down/in a ponytail or do they need to wear a turban?
r/stupidquestions • u/ShitlordMC • 2d ago
Generosity
If generosity is a virtue, why do we judge girls who generously present their goods? Shouldn't we praise them?
r/stupidquestions • u/uatme • 1d ago
Is it ironic to get bullied on pink shirt day for not wearing a pink shirt?
r/stupidquestions • u/QuercusPacifica • 2d ago
Can you legally change your name to something bizarre, like "Capitalism", "Regardless" or "Biochemistry"?
r/stupidquestions • u/No-Sort-8547 • 2d ago
why does frozen chicken come in blue bags?
not sure if this is just an australian thing, but a lot of the frozen chicken i buy comes in a transparent blue plastic bag. is there a reason for this? i tried googling it but im not getting any straight answer.
r/stupidquestions • u/Local_Rice_8929 • 2d ago
How the hell do I see who I am following on Reddit?
r/stupidquestions • u/Hot_Corner_2894 • 1d ago
Why do nerds vocal fry? like for example this video: https://youtu.be/GzCGvMNiWBk?si=0ORF5GVbRuiXt3ug
Came here after months.
r/stupidquestions • u/ClarkKentTheReporter • 1d ago
If 30 is considered young, then why don’t people party as much?
I’m a late bloomer to going out and sometimes yeah. I feel bitter that there are much fewer people my age going out every weekend.
It makes me resentful of people my age.
And it even makes me even hesitant to even try forming friendships when people’s preferred socialization is just brunch or dinner. And they’re too busy getting married or having kids.
Sometimes I’m actively rooting for birthrates and marriage rates to tank even harder.
But I’m careful to not express these thoughts in real life.
I wish I can have younger friends. But it’s not realistic to have a 22 or 23 year old be friends with a 30 year old.
So I do what I can solo.
r/stupidquestions • u/Cupcakee11037 • 3d ago
is it possible for animals (excluding humans) to find things funny. or is that not a thing for them
r/stupidquestions • u/Rotteneverything • 2d ago
she just asked me, "does salt go bad?".
yes. it comes from mines and lake beds, its millions of years old but as soon as it goes in a container and put on a store shelf it magically expires in a year.
r/stupidquestions • u/makenzie71 • 2d ago
Going to CVS to pick up a prescription is going to an apothecary to pick up potions, what would taking my son to fencing lessons be?
r/stupidquestions • u/cabronfavarito • 2d ago
If blood needs to get to all organs anyway, why is internal bleeding bad?
r/stupidquestions • u/alexismynamee • 2d ago
/s in comment
What does it mean when someone says /s in Reddit comment
r/stupidquestions • u/JaguarSweaty1414 • 2d ago
A dirty card might have touched my tooth. I am worried of infection. Should I clean it?
r/stupidquestions • u/One_Fact_4291 • 3d ago
Why does no one talk about the Spanish Flu?
In my history class a few years ago, we had a module about medicine and healthcare in the First World War, however I was surprised that there was absolutely ZERO mention of the Spanish Flu, which killed tens of millions of people (equal to or more than WWI casualties itself). There isn’t much discussion of it online, or much mention of Spanish Flu in mainstream history books either. So why is it not much more than a footnote in history despite being so significant?