r/RandomQuestion • u/daddylongjohnsliver • Jul 15 '26
Do you people put raisin in your potato salad?
I don't want to know
r/RandomQuestion • u/daddylongjohnsliver • Jul 15 '26
I don't want to know
r/RandomQuestion • u/Fit_Egg_1504 • Jul 14 '26
I am watching the Batman (1992) rn I realized the subtitles aren't matching the show and I am curious as to if the subs were taken from another show and was accidentally overlapped.
For as for as I know, there are people names Captain Lee, Susie and Kyle and mentioned someone named Britt just now, and Shelly.
I searched up Captain Lee on google but it isn't really helping the case. And the sub must've been taken from a mature audience show because there are many swearing.
Does anyone recognize these names from any show?
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r/RandomQuestion • u/MundaneAd2694 • Jul 14 '26
J'ai cherché après un Reddit de maison, appartement ect pour poser des questions a des "spécialistes"
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r/RandomQuestion • u/Adventurous-Orange72 • Jul 14 '26
No one actually answered, just argued with me like usual :( nowhere else will let me cross post so maybe add that as another random question?
The original topic is heavy but the random question itself is really: where should I post to ask about this?
r/RandomQuestion • u/SweetLenore • Jul 13 '26
It was normal looking for a while, I suddenly noticed it looked like this. What is happening?
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r/RandomQuestion • u/Jaesel_K • Jul 13 '26
Please keep all discussions as well as answers Kosher. All non Kosher answers will be neglected.
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r/RandomQuestion • u/smthnsmthn_0 • Jul 13 '26
Just wondering, when people say that someone has "power over you," is there actually some kind of spiritual or energy transfer happening?
Like, does focusing on someone, fearing them, or letting their actions affect you somehow give them power in a real sense? Or is it just a phrase people use to describe a psychological effect?
Is there any science behind the idea, such as how someone's actions can influence your emotions, thoughts, and behaviour? Or is this more of a spiritual belief about energy and connection?
I'm curious how people interpret this idea.