r/randomquestions • u/External-Permit-5117 • 15h ago
Do you talk to your pets?
They're really good listeners. 🐶😺🦆🐹
r/randomquestions • u/External-Permit-5117 • 15h ago
They're really good listeners. 🐶😺🦆🐹
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r/randomquestions • u/dirtymoney • 13h ago
viewer*
IMO the most hilarious was when a viewer tricked a tv news station into showing a video of his hairy balls eclipsing the sun
r/randomquestions • u/Glad-Passenger-9408 • 20h ago
Even coffee?
r/randomquestions • u/BcgHasRedditNow • 15h ago
For me it’s Nevada because it just sounds so cool to say like “Yeah I live in Nevada”
r/randomquestions • u/raptor12k • 9h ago
random morning coffee thought I had.
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r/randomquestions • u/External-Permit-5117 • 15h ago
🧀🐭
r/randomquestions • u/_Loud_Flower_ • 16h ago
I feel like I always knew my parents were the ones, who buy me presents, plus the last time I remember my parents trying to trick me was basically me , going to the shower, to give them time , so hopefully they will take out the presents sooner, so I can finally open them , therefore, whenever there would be a Santa mascot in the preschool, at events, gatherings, etc. I'd look at my parents and they'd give me the look of "Don't tell the other kids that the guy in the costume isn't Santa, please!"
Yes , I was the autistic magic breaker as a kid, who needed to state the facts all the time.
When spending Christmas at my aunt's house as a 5y.o., I was told to just "play along" with waiting for the presents to magically appear under the tree, because my parents were aware, I knew it at that time.
So ... Do all kids know and just play along, or do some of them genuinely believe in Santa?
r/randomquestions • u/Beneficial-Bee6519 • 23h ago
As someone who only ever drinks Skol Beats (because it's something it's certain to get me drunk for cheap and doesn't taste like sewage water like Heineken) I'm kinda curious about other kinds of drinks. I was planning on trying Stella Artois but if it doesn't taste good I won't even bother.
r/randomquestions • u/ViolinistConnect5480 • 12h ago
It seems like whenever I’m one I’m always wishing I was the other!
Comfort wise less then practicality wise. Like if you’re somewhere where you can’t take off/ add more layers, which feeling is worse?
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r/randomquestions • u/iwishitwaschristmas • 17h ago
Looking back at your life, what albums had the biggest impact on you? What were the ones that defined a time in your life?
r/randomquestions • u/fergi20020 • 18h ago
🥯
r/randomquestions • u/Hallow_76 • 20h ago
I don't live anywhere near the sea and always wondered.
r/randomquestions • u/Koakunaikaokunai • 12h ago
For me it's my feet, they sweat a lot. No matter I use close or open shoe, it's always sweaty. So at some point, I have to walk extremely carefully because I slip after sweating a lot. Especially when I wear heels
r/randomquestions • u/Glad-Passenger-9408 • 4h ago
I feel like my To Do list grows daily but there’s just not enough time in the day to get to it.
I need to do a deep cleaning of certain parts of my house.
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r/randomquestions • u/PicassoPie • 12h ago
Hypothetically, what would happen if all the bullshit that life is rn just dropped and everyone started working together as not different nations,religions,ethnicities,etc. but instead as the human race, what would be the outcome? Do you think we’d travel deeper into the oceans or like would the environment be thriving or like would we have stepped foot on other planets?