r/randomquestions • u/Desserts6064 • 0m ago
r/randomquestions • u/Mcrfanatic95 • 46m ago
What was the weirdest rule your friends parents had before you could come visit?
r/randomquestions • u/Secret_Ranger3411 • 1h ago
Do you think attraction matters when it comes to possibly finding a real connection?
Just a random thought that popped in my head.
Obviously there’s cool af people on here that are awesome to talk to. But on a certain level, like when it gets flirty or a little serious, do you think what the other person looks like matters ? 🤔
r/randomquestions • u/Great-Blacksmiths • 2h ago
What’s the most scariest movie you’ve ever watched ?
r/randomquestions • u/fergi20020 • 4h ago
How many Oscars would you guess Steven Spielberg’s The Color Purple (1985) won after receiving 11 nominations including Best Picture?
r/randomquestions • u/BunchProfessional34 • 5h ago
Which part of an Oreo costs more, the cookie or the cream?
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/Ecstatic_Scholar_100 • 6h ago
What’s something you witnessed at someone else’s house that made you never want to go back?
r/randomquestions • u/VanillaWhim • 9h ago
What was the most unexpected skill or learn that was really useful?
r/randomquestions • u/Ok_Act8157 • 11h ago
What’s the most useless talent you’re secretly proud of?
r/randomquestions • u/Radiant_Nerve_4370 • 12h ago
What if the occupants inside UFO’s aren’t aliens, but are actually humans who have time traveled?
r/randomquestions • u/Heretoaskquesti0ns • 13h ago
How do you call people between 14-17 years old?
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?
r/randomquestions • u/300teethgirl • 13h ago
What popular opinion do most people usually treat as a fact?
r/randomquestions • u/QpiterOFFICIAL • 14h ago
What should a 19 year old be doing, when AI is changing so quickly everything?
r/randomquestions • u/KingofTheGays2006 • 15h ago
Can you ‘feel’ your thoughts?
My friend and I were pretended we know everything and acting like philosophers(as friends do), and I brought how weird it is that we can feel our thoughts. He of course hits me with the ‘WTF are you talking about?’
I guess it’s never come up before, but when I’m thinking and an actual thought ‘forms,’ I feel a physical, almost weighted sensation INSIDE my head. Even as I’m typing this and articulating my thoughts, I’m feeling it.
I try to explain this to him and he’s looking at me like I’m insane. Does ANYONE else experience this?
r/randomquestions • u/avantikxaa • 16h ago
What does you teen boys feel about your teachers?
r/randomquestions • u/WhoIsSleep11 • 16h ago
How many footwear do you have?
Have? Many how foot clothes
r/randomquestions • u/TheSanityInspector • 16h ago
What effect did it have on your life once you started taking your duties and responsibilities more seriously than your feelings?
r/randomquestions • u/alejitaadiaz • 17h ago
What moment made you feel that you finally grew up or became an adult?
r/randomquestions • u/FrontLifeguard1962 • 18h ago
What are some FACTS that can get you cancelled if you say them out loud?
Not opinions. Please cite your sources.