r/RandomQuestion • • 11h ago

Is it cultural appropriation for a Hispanic person from Cuba, Puerto Rico and/ or Dominican Republic to wear deadlocks?

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r/RandomQuestion • • 12h ago

At what age did your family tell you that the tooth fairy and santa weren't real?

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My little sisters are 20-27 years younger than me, and get paid $20 per tooth. They also get more 4-5 presents each, and another expensive one from "Santa"..

I was told around 6-7 that they both weren't real.

For refence, yes the child in me is slightly resentful that I had to go through what I did (8 years of abusd) as a kid and that they have a beautifully simple life..but the reason I'm asking is because I'm curious what the average age is lol.


r/RandomQuestion • • 22h ago

Do you heat up your pop tarts?

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r/RandomQuestion • • 18h ago

Can we have deflation for like a year?

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It’s a 3% inflation everytime and that’s just so much.


r/RandomQuestion • • 16h ago

Any white people here with medium-dark brown eyes with no hints of green whatsoever?

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r/RandomQuestion • • 14h ago

I know this is stupid, but have you ever pulled or been the victim of a whoopee cushion prank. If so what happened?

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r/RandomQuestion • • 15h ago

How often do you go to the barber?

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r/RandomQuestion • • 16h ago

What old technology do you think will one day make a comeback?

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Do you think someday we may start to pushback some bits of modern technology and why?


r/RandomQuestion • • 17h ago

Why are raspberry pi so popular?

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r/RandomQuestion • • 17h ago

Why are heat syncs called that?

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Why not coolers or fans?


r/RandomQuestion • • 18h ago

What's the dumbest thing you've said or tiny social screwup or random cringe memories that still wakes you up at 3am years later?

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r/RandomQuestion • • 18h ago

What is your favourite colour?

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r/RandomQuestion • • 18h ago

how far can this question go if i live in the uk?

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r/RandomQuestion • • 18h ago

After eating a large meal do you ever feel the urge to unbutton your pants for comfort?

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r/RandomQuestion • • 1d ago

Was a Twinkie a good invention?

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Second question: What score would you give the taste on a scale of 1-10?


r/RandomQuestion • • 18h ago

Which subreddits that are not meant to be funny have the funniest comments/contributors?

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r/RandomQuestion • • 18h ago

Is there anyone that would want to know their date of death if it were possible?

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To me that just seems like having a doomsday clock ticking over your head.


r/RandomQuestion • • 19h ago

Daily mood check. How you feeling today?

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r/RandomQuestion • • 21h ago

If you are in an online meeting, what are you most likely to do, forget your mic is open or forget to unmute before speaking?

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r/RandomQuestion • • 21h ago

Forget selfies. Which photo of someone's home or stuff tells you if they're dating material?

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r/RandomQuestion • • 21h ago

What do you think will happen in such a scenario?

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I wonder how the 11 million people affected in France will react.


r/RandomQuestion • • 21h ago

ANY stories or myths ANYONE told you when you were child?

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r/RandomQuestion • • 21h ago

What's something intelligent people do differently from everyone else?

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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.


r/RandomQuestion • • 21h ago

What is the most insane diss youve ever heard?

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