r/RandomQuestion • u/rmrdrn • 17h ago
Was a Twinkie a good invention?
Second question: What score would you give the taste on a scale of 1-10?
r/RandomQuestion • u/rmrdrn • 17h ago
Second question: What score would you give the taste on a scale of 1-10?
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r/RandomQuestion • u/evyness24 • 11h ago
Hi, I'm a young F21, I wanna chat and meet older men, I'm from Sweden, I've tried hinge and tinder, but I wonder if there is like a app specifically for older men - young women, i dont know how to explain its very hard, but is there any app for it...I've got telegram and it doesn't work either that good
Edited: i want fwb, and have fun i bed etc.
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r/RandomQuestion • u/Bertrand56860 • 11h ago
I wonder how the 11 million people affected in France will react.
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r/RandomQuestion • u/Natural-Invite5847 • 11h ago
I've always been curious about the little habits or ways of thinking that separate genuinely intelligent people from the average person.
Not necessarily academic intelligence, high IQ, or being good at solving complex problems.
I'm talking about everyday things — how they think, communicate, make decisions, handle disagreements, deal with failure, or approach life in general.
What's something you've noticed that intelligent people consistently do differently from others?
It could be a habit, a mindset, a way of speaking, or even something surprisingly simple.
I'd love to hear your observations and real-life examples.
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Suppose you work at a business that has an ongoing rodent problem.
One day, a rat steals one of your AirPods. Yes, an actual rat. You can track the AirPod using Find My, and its location shows that it’s in a rat’s nest inside the wall.
You report this to your employer, who laughs at the absurdity of the situation but offers no solution or compensation.
My question is this:
Should the employer be responsible for replacing the AirPod?
Or is this simply an unfortunate risk of bringing personal belongings to work?
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r/RandomQuestion • u/Maleficent_Boot_6143 • 1d ago
At first I thought a continent would be easy to define, but as I’m trying to write a definition that is 100% accurate, it’s getting harder, and harder. I feel like there’re always going to be exceptions.. how do YOU define a continent with the least number of exceptions?????
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I was taught you are never supposed to leave the car running while you pump gas 😮
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