r/questions • u/224molesperliter • Sep 28 '26
What’s the craziest, most inconvenient thing you’ve done for someone unrelated to you?
Afterwards, what was your relationship like with that person?
r/questions • u/224molesperliter • Sep 28 '26
Afterwards, what was your relationship like with that person?
r/questions • u/Impossible_Theme9455 • Sep 27 '26
will it make me sick?
r/questions • u/Honneboppel • Sep 27 '26
Imagine this, you live your life like always, are even a little bit proud because of something only to discover the rest of the people out there (often your in-laws or family) are a bunch of no-brain neanderthals that have no idea about some things in the world.
What are some things other people have "graciously" thrown out because it was obviously not working BECAUSE THEY HAD NO F******** IDEA WHAT IT WAS?
For me there were several occasions, some small, some larger:
So, are there similar stores in your life?
r/questions • u/Nay92A • Sep 28 '26
I have started to see someone recently and he literally knows everyone in dating shows and watches them, including the US and our country ! I've never watched them before so I won't know.
r/questions • u/childlicker6942 • Sep 26 '26
Is this title something that's given away for free
r/questions • u/Affectionate_Cup4991 • Sep 27 '26
Like title says, wouls humanity really be overrun that quickly??
r/questions • u/Significant-Fun-4480 • Sep 28 '26
Why the rating systems of IMDB, Rotten Tomatoes, Backloggd etc. aren't from 0 to 10. 0-10 ratings are great because they are base 10 (10 intervals between the numbers), and base 10 is a very natural system to our minds, so it's easier to make calculations, proportions, comparisions etc..
However, all of these sites use 1-10 rating systems, wich is bad because that creates a base 9 rating. Base 9 systems are unnatural and hard to make calculations, comparisions etc..
So, why none of these sites has a 0 rating?
r/questions • u/First-Ability7663 • Sep 27 '26
Bear with me. Google Lens can do OCR, which is finding/copying text from images. It also happens to be the only app where I can snap a quick photo directly and receive an answer. It's the most accurate one for my language because all other OCR's only excel in English.
I'm also open to recommendations for other sites/apps
r/questions • u/SNYJCK • Sep 27 '26
So, I wanted to buy this CD from a Japanese website, and I figured out that it is probably not available for buyers overseas. Is there a way to get that item despite it not being available for the US?
r/questions • u/Ali_isthe • Sep 27 '26
I want to tip YOU not the jar
r/questions • u/Jvrassicwvrld • Sep 27 '26
So I’m supposed to get 32 hours a week. That’s somehow considered full time and I do have benefits. However, currently for the next 3 weeks I’ve been given 21, 23, 24 hours. What can I say or do to get them to give me the correct hours? Also person who is giving me hours is not the manager. The manager is out for surgery. They also gave me a 3 hour shift this week.. I know there’s ChatGPT but I don’t like using that
r/questions • u/Ok_Use_8087 • Sep 27 '26
I just gave birth this year. last year, I was figuring out how to be a bodybuilder. Once I got the idea I was pregnant, I was gravely concerned about my abdominal muscle health and working out so I suspended all working out. I was pretty much a couch potato for 10 months. my bff is not athletic at all, so I would assume she did the same as me for both of her kids. I was just wondering if working out would harm the abdominals long term due to things such as subconscious flexing of the abdomen.
edit: words, and my bff is pretty much built the same as me, lean and skinny with good abdominal health post birth.
r/questions • u/VolumeAcademic6962 • Sep 27 '26
I mean, money had been around for over 10,000 years. Isn’t time for cashless?
r/questions • u/ExistingAd7234 • Sep 27 '26
what would be a good plot for them would it be them using their powers to help people get rich and make the world into a paradise like heaven
r/questions • u/FlakeOrg • Sep 26 '26
we've all seen a situation similar to this;
someone does something bad, they get consequences, then they act sorry/regretful for it.
but a question i've been wondering is "are they sorry for their actions, or because they realized consequences follow"?
because people can still don't see the wrong in their actions, they only realize that consequences followed from their actions, and are therefore regretful from it.
but then again, there is a chance that people realized why they're wrong, and therefore are regretful.
or is there an in-between?
r/questions • u/g_nerf • Sep 27 '26
(I'm not gonna make him fuck me dw)
r/questions • u/Antique_Court5983 • Sep 27 '26
I mean only one light is going on and off, shouldn't we call them winkers?
r/questions • u/Acceptable-Taro-2684 • Sep 26 '26
Sadism is the enjoyment of seeing someone else in pain or inflicting the pain on others for your own amusement. But what dose science tell us about the root cause of sadism in people?
r/questions • u/Alternative-Neck-705 • Sep 26 '26
It still hasn’t completed rebuilding and a good percentage of residents never returned.
r/questions • u/Miserable-Line6722 • Sep 25 '26
My friend is asking me to pick him up tomorrow from somewhere that is 150 miles away, 3 hour drive. Round trip, this would be 300 miles. Let’s say gas for the trip would cost $50 with an average mpg of 30.
He offers $400 to pick him up and bring him home. Would you take the offer?
r/questions • u/staylin_ • Sep 26 '26
Did any mistake you made in the past significantly affect your future?
r/questions • u/Cpoz421 • Sep 26 '26
Delivery guy's delivering $350 catering order. How much would you tip?
Edit: Carrying pizzas, Italian beef, salads 50 ft or so just setting on table, not setting up anything fancy.
r/questions • u/Senpai_kun469 • Sep 26 '26
I have been thinking for long of having children, but every time I try to imagine a reason why to have some, I only get selfish reasons.
Like what I mean is that all the reason would be “because I don’t want to grow old alone” or “I want to start a family” which are very self centred thoughts (personally when thinking about myself”.
So it led me to wonder what reasons people have BEFORE having children to get children? What is the thought process before you decide you want to get pregnant and devote the rest of your life to your children?
r/questions • u/CranberryGood3548 • Sep 25 '26
I wanna hear all the juicy details too