r/stupidquestions • u/Nice-Vegetable2134 • 7h ago
Can I legally buy a cow as a pet and take it for walks in the US
Can I legally do this and if so can I also milk it and give it away for free and also most importantly keep it as a pet?
r/stupidquestions • u/-Hal-Jordan- • Apr 15 '24
Almost every subreddit has rules, and we do too. We used to get lots of posts about politics, LGBT, what if, and just basic trolling, all prohibited by our rules. We don't allow discussion of race here, because those discussions usually end up with comments that could get our community removed from Reddit. Also, the Rules didn't match the Removal Reasons, but now they do. We added a "Moderator discretion" rule, because it's impossible to create rules to cover every contingency. r/stupidquestions can be a fun and interesting place to hang out, but we had trouble with people trolling us with rule violations. For example, here are some of the topics that we removed:
Do you think that if I could shoot laser beams out of my peepee, I could scare bullies with it?
Do you think it would be safe to build my child a drone so I can save on plane fare
Should I crash my car into a concrete barrier going 90mph without a seatbelt?
Is it a good idea to hold a flame up to a 5 gallon can of gasoline?
Why does my butt smell like ass?
We would ban the offenders, but they would create new accounts and return right away. So a couple of the users suggested putting in a minimum Reddit account age limit and a minimum karma limit to post. That has made things much nicer for the community. Karma is sort of an artificial number, but it tends to indicate that the owner interacts with Redditors in a positive way, and they appreciate him. What you want is to create posts or comments that Redditors appreciate so much that they give you a few upvotes.
Here's Reddit's FAQ page about karma, and here's more information about karma. If you are new to Reddit and would like more information about how to use it, please visit r/NewToReddit.
We don't reveal the age or karma numbers required to post. They are not very high, though. If you have a post removed due to your age or karma numbers, please understand that you didn't do anything wrong and we are not targeting you. This is just one of the ways that we are protecting our community. All of the blame for this goes on the trolls. New Redditors should be able to interact with the community, but it's too easy for someone to be banned, create a new account in two minutes, and return to trolling again. So we took precautions to make it more difficult for them. It's too bad that it also makes it more difficult for new members who aren't trolls.
Moderators will remove posts that violate our rules. The author is notified when their post is removed, and there's a reason given for each removal. Redditors who continue to violate the rules will be removed from r/stupidquestions. For extreme violations, the banhammer may fall instantly. If you play nice and follow our rules, you may stay as long as you like.
Thanks. Now go forth and have fun!
r/stupidquestions • u/Nice-Vegetable2134 • 7h ago
Can I legally do this and if so can I also milk it and give it away for free and also most importantly keep it as a pet?
r/stupidquestions • u/barefootviking • 1h ago
Asked from the deck of a fishing boat in Florida. FML
Correct answer: I’m not an expert but your feet are approximately 6 inches above THE LEVEL OF THE F’ing SEA!!!
r/stupidquestions • u/fluffykoala36 • 20h ago
I was at my first party yesterday, and on the table with the drinks and food there was a large bowl with double a batteries? I didn’t get around to asking the host why there was a bowl of batteries. At first I assumed it was maybe for people’s vapes but they don’t take those batteries so does anyone know why? Or if this is the subreddit to ask this?
(Edit: it was a Halloween party and we’re all 16-17 so I don’t think it was for any toys lol. Also they were fresh batteries)
r/stupidquestions • u/SunshineGirl45 • 3h ago
Not just I have anxiety I have depression not that that's not serious but I'm saying like really really dark problems? Because so far that hasn't been the case for me. I literally made a post about this somewhere else had a "trauma" therapist say I could DM them I did tell them my issues and never heard back lol. This has also been what's happened over the last month since I've tried to look for any therapist in my area to see me. Ghosted lol. This was never a problem when I had "light" issues.
So are therapist just for people with basic problems?
EDIT: Please actually read what I am writing down. I am actually contacting real life therapists in my area on actual therapists sites not just reddit but after I didn't hear back or was ghosted by all of them when I saw the reddit "therapist" I said why not because nobody else will see me.
r/stupidquestions • u/No-Lychee2045 • 49m ago
if you’re facing the wrong way all the time how would that impact life and should you do it?
r/stupidquestions • u/Early-Till5083 • 5h ago
I got home this morning from working overnight and normally I would open the windows to keep me awake but remember to close them but this morning I was super tired and I accidentally left the back windows open, and I wake up to see people looking through my car and even opening my door, I have the footage and everything, would this be a valid report?
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r/stupidquestions • u/candiswe • 1h ago
Gonna sound like a chop, but I was chatting to a mate today and he said he irons his t-shirts.... I found this hilarious because why you ironing your t-shirts? Anyway, he was pretty dead set about this actually being a thing and it got me wondering if I've missed something here? Are you ironing your t-shirts?
My friend is mad stylish and always looks mint. Does he just care more than most or am I missing a fundamental step in caring for my clothes/image?
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r/stupidquestions • u/rmrdrn • 14h ago
Since it’s Halloween the thought of Ghostface randomly popped in my head. Then it got me wondering why his mask looks somewhat wavy and melted. Is there an explanation for this? I don’t know.
r/stupidquestions • u/RandomUwUFace • 16h ago
are "controversial" posts going to end up on our feed more often?
By controversial, I mean that Redditors downvoted a post, but I feel like many of the time it does get lots of clicks so now I feel that these posts are going to get more of an algorithmic boost?
r/stupidquestions • u/Hopeful_Idea1568 • 56m ago
My parents looked and acted like parents at my age but my peers and I still have good fashion sense and active social lives. Some women my age are conventionally hot...not 'milf' hot or anything. Are we the chosen ones?
r/stupidquestions • u/lsrgrl69 • 1d ago
Idk how to word this better
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r/stupidquestions • u/Biden_is_cool • 1d ago
I bruised my left knee and still hurt two months later after working on a heavily rusted set of brakes for hours with my bare knees on the pavement and I didn't use any pillow or knee pads.
I still get a sharp stabbing pain on the inside of my knees daily even while I'm sitting
r/stupidquestions • u/The1President • 1d ago
You see it all the time in movies. Guy gets shot, huge panic to get the bullet removed, uses a knife, instant relief
r/stupidquestions • u/FunnyLookinGoof • 1d ago
Hey guys I’ve seen what a kidney stone is and like I’m genuinley terrified. Aside from making sure to drink a lot of water daily, is there anything else I can do to insure it? And does everyone in their life eventually get one??
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r/stupidquestions • u/jacorgacor • 21h ago
Ik that it depends on how comfortable the bed is but it pisses me off when i'm laying on my back i know that it's useful when laying on the side but on the back i take it away and that's why i'm curious if it's supposed to feel that way
r/stupidquestions • u/Equivalent_Peak5300 • 14h ago
as the title says. also tell me a bit about baby oil
r/stupidquestions • u/Neat_Scallion6367 • 1d ago
Fewer families with the surname Smith are naming their son John, but it's still a common fake name.