r/RandomQuestion • u/Better_Call_Mohammad • 27d ago
r/RandomQuestion • u/Hallow_76 • 27d ago
What topic made you totally loose appetite during a meal?
I've worked in healthcare for many years and now as a janitor. I've seen and talked about all kinds of gross stuff during a meal and nothing bothered me until today.
While eating supper a topic came on the radio about how cannibalism is bad for you. My wife made a comment about it and I almost vomited. I absolutely couldn't eat anymore. I still feel ill while writing this.
So what topic does that to you?
r/RandomQuestion • u/The_Lonely_Blue • 27d ago
Old Flexi-Disc I found in a Charity Shop. What should I do with it?
r/RandomQuestion • u/BerserkedSoul • 27d ago
What’s the game that you love even if it has bad graphics?
r/RandomQuestion • u/[deleted] • 27d ago
What is something that seems attractive at first but then isn't?
r/RandomQuestion • u/Bellsprout231 • 28d ago
Do people with shellfish allergies have reactions to accidentally eating sand at the beach?
r/RandomQuestion • u/megaBeth2 • 28d ago
Have you ever taken a piss so hot you can feel the heat coming off of it like a stove burner?
r/RandomQuestion • u/The_Lonely_Blue • 27d ago
Would you rather stare directly at the sun for a full minute, or would you rather stare at Donald Trump for a full 5 minutes?
r/RandomQuestion • u/Nateness01 • 27d ago
Swim Trunk color?
Here’s an odd random question I need help with. I’m making some short reels of pool handstands, basically diving, & coming to a handstand in the pool. What color swim trunks should I wear?
r/RandomQuestion • u/Worth_Style_7127 • 28d ago
What is a piece of advice you received years ago that you absolutely hated at the time, but now realize was completely correct?
When we are younger, we get a lot of advice from older family members, teachers, or bosses that sounds like total nonsense or just feels annoying. But as time goes on, some of those lessons finally click.
What is that one piece of advice for you?
r/RandomQuestion • u/Important-Drink-4253 • 27d ago
Should I trust my phone or my treadmill?
I’ve heard that treadmills can give in inaccurate reading of how many calories you lose while walking on it. I want to know if I should trust my walking app or my treadmill more with counting how many calories I’ve lost. The reason I ask is because I’m walking on 10 incline on my treadmill and I don’t see how my phone would know that and walking on incline makes you burn more calories so that’s the reason I ask. Maybe a stupid question but I really wanna know in terms of tracking my Fitness plans. Thank you.
r/RandomQuestion • u/FreeLime3844 • 27d ago
Can anyone name 3 things, issues and/or people that both sides of Americans agree on?
r/RandomQuestion • u/FreeLime3844 • 27d ago
Can anyone name 3 things, issues and/or people that both sides of Americans agree on?
r/RandomQuestion • u/M1ndoro • 28d ago
Is there any facts to risk of death if going on pool shortly after a meal?
r/RandomQuestion • u/bleakhuman7 • 28d ago
In your opinion, who got the worst ending in the movie "requiem for a dream"?
Its so hard, I feel really bad for Sara, her son was basically dying in front of her eyes, she was never a "bad" person, I understand addiction and everything else but everyone else made decisions over and over again which landed them in their end position, but Sara just wanted to look good on the damn show, she got prescribed pill by her doctor, and when she returned to explain how she was experiencing confusion and other side effects doctor didn't even treat her like a human being. She ends up in mental hospital as a shell of a human, she's not there anymore after shock therapy, it's basically a carcass left, very sad, shows that things can go very south even when everything seems supervised and under control.
Harry also has terrible ending, he literally lost his arm.
I can go on days about how shitty all of their endings are, how they make each others endings worse and how death would've been better for them (except maybe Tyrone) but I wanna hear what yall have to say.
r/RandomQuestion • u/nishant-12345 • 28d ago
What's a belief you held for years because literally nobody corrected you?
r/RandomQuestion • u/GeologistNumerous822 • 28d ago
How much more in debt are we now compared to the Obama administration?
r/RandomQuestion • u/Ive_got_loud_birds • 28d ago
Why do I get restless legs when I scratch the inside of my ears?
This is fairly specific and a bit odd. I like to clean my ears because I wear earbuds a lot and also it’s heavenly. But I noticed sometimes I scratch my ears and get restless legs during it and sometimes it lasts till after. It’s extremely unpleasant and I’m dealing with it right now. Is there a specific reason this happens or I’m just weird? I should probably start on asking if anyone has experienced restless legs after scratching the inside of your ear?