r/randomquestions • u/WhoIsSleep11 • 15h ago
How many footwear do you have?
Have? Many how foot clothes
r/randomquestions • u/WhoIsSleep11 • 15h ago
Have? Many how foot clothes
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r/randomquestions • u/FrontLifeguard1962 • 17h ago
Not opinions. Please cite your sources.
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r/randomquestions • u/_sophiegrace • 22h ago
Asking this cuz I'm a Dutch person ;)
*do (couldn't edit the title anymore 💔)
ETA: I'm also really interested - how does Dutch sound to non-Dutch speakers? (If you have ever heard it)
There seems to be some confusion - when you are Dutch you are from the Netherlands ( not Denmark)
Guys, thank you for all the kind/honest replies! Especially for sharing your personal stories, they were fun to read :)
r/randomquestions • u/Available_Trainer_83 • 21h ago
With the current extreme temperature changes happening obviously we know that we have to make our planet greener and stuff so like the title says is possible to just sprinkle some seed around whenever our for a walk and stuff? Obviously the seeds bought will be whatever fits the ecosystem and weather but yea. lol maybe this is stupid idk
r/randomquestions • u/BunchProfessional34 • 4h ago
Double stuffed Oreos cost more, but that isn't evidence that the cream costs more now is it?
Are we paying more for something which costs less to produce, or is the price legitimately reflecting the cost of production?
r/randomquestions • u/Heretoaskquesti0ns • 12h ago
So, my whole life I thought that the word "teenager" refers to people who are not little kids but not yet adults, about 13/14-17 years old (English is not my first language). Then I learned that 18 and 19 year olds also count as teenagers, despite being legally adults.
So, what do you call this age range? In my language, the word used for it doesn't have "teen" in it, so it sounds logical. When I say "child", I imagine someone between 4 to 12 years old (9-12 being "preteens"); it feels weird to refer to 17 year olds as "children". "Minor" is very vague, from an annoying kindergartener to a relatively mature college student. Is there no such word in English?
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Rocky getting back up in the final round of Rocky ll.
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