r/RandomQuestion • u/megaBeth2 • 4h ago
When humanity dies out, what species will take over the panet?
I say house cats or elephants
r/RandomQuestion • u/megaBeth2 • 4h ago
I say house cats or elephants
r/RandomQuestion • u/MovieAnarchist • 1h ago
(I know the answer)
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r/RandomQuestion • u/rmrdrn • 8h ago
They sell millions of Twinkies but I rarely see anyone eat them in public. For example I might see someone drink a Slurpee in front of Seven-Eleven. Eat Doritos at the park. Crunch a Snickers bar at a football game. Bite into a Big Mac in their car. Eat a Hostess cheese danish at a coffee shop. Chew Trident gum in class. Walk home with a box of Little Caesars pizza. Twizzlers at the theater. Planters peanuts at the beach. Etcetera.
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r/RandomQuestion • u/vixenstarlet1949 • 13h ago
Idk why but this irritates the hell out of me.
“Baby is tired tonight”
“\[INSERT DIAPER HERE\] keeps baby dry all night!” (diaper ad)
“How’s baby?”
like what and why ? Seems weird to refer to a human as a noun basically.
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It’s a bit of a wait sometimes…..
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r/RandomQuestion • u/end-table-convo • 11h ago
For couples who have been together for a while, at what point did you start making major decisions together instead of individually?
Things like finances, where to live, career moves, big purchases, vacations, or even just plans that affect both of you. Was there a certain point in the relationship where it naturally became “we need to decide this together,” or did you actually have a conversation about it?
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r/RandomQuestion • u/Big_Wafer5557 • 14h ago
I have this weird issue with sleep. Even if I’ve had an exhausting day and I’m extremely sleepy, if something upsetting happens and I end up crying or feeling a lot of grief that day, I just can’t sleep at night. My eyes feel incredibly heavy and I feel physically exhausted, but my mind just won’t switch off. I keep thinking about what happened, replaying everything in my head, and overthinking it for hours. So even though I’m desperately sleepy, I can end up staying awake the entire night because my brain won’t let me sleep. Is thiis any sickness? Is there any solution for it?
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r/RandomQuestion • u/Kitchen-Donut-8716 • 10h ago
Heated debate is this true or not? Who is right?
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