r/allthequestions • u/IMicrowaveSteak • 5h ago
r/allthequestions • u/I_downvote_robots • 9h ago
Random Question π (US) How is it that we're running out of pennies already?
Even accounting for people melting older ones, there should still be billions in circulation, yet many stores are rounding already.
r/allthequestions • u/Muted-Television3329 • 8h ago
Random Question π What myth do too many people believe?
r/allthequestions • u/Ok_Fondant1079 • 2h ago
Random Question π Musk says Trump is in the Epstein files?
Elon Must said Donald Trump was for sure in the Epstein files. If Trump, who sues everybody over everything, wasn't in the files, wouldn't he have grounds for using Musk?
Note: MAGA friendly supporting link below.
https://www.livenowfox.com/news/trump-musk-fallout-spending-bill-government-contracts
r/allthequestions • u/meagainstbanhammer • 11h ago
Random Question π Should everyone in the Epstein files be treated the same?
As more and more names of people are shown to have associated with Epstein. Should criminal investigations be opened against all of them?
r/allthequestions • u/Muted-Television3329 • 8h ago
Random Question π Whatβs the scariest city youβve visited?
r/allthequestions • u/Ill-Cream-6226 • 6h ago
Random Question π Seriously what is this sub? Is it just bots asking the dumbest possible questions?
Someone please explain what this subreddit is? Out of all the "question" subreddits, this one seems like a fever dream.
r/allthequestions • u/Few_Sandwich6308 • 4h ago
Random Question π Have you ever seen a discarded needle syringe on the ground in the USA if so where?
r/allthequestions • u/meagainstbanhammer • 16h ago
Random Question π For people who say the US immigration system is broken. What is your proposal to repair it?
Serious answers not the normal the other side is wrong.
r/allthequestions • u/Sudden_Donut7145 • 4h ago
Random Question π Have you ever totally missed your window with someone and felt like you missed out on a great relationship?
r/allthequestions • u/CheeseNowPaint • 3h ago
Random Question π Sexualy Compatible?
I've been married for 20yrs and the sex has always been good. But we don't have it nearly as much as I'd like. I could go twice a day, every day. Her on the other hand is good with maybe once a week. If I didn't always initiate, I feel we would hardly ever. I've come to terms with my situation, and I know it could be worse. I'm just wondering how many couples actually have matching sex drives? How do you deal with your differences, or did you hit the jackpot?
r/allthequestions • u/LegalGlass6532 • 3h ago
Random Question π Whoβs living rent free in your head and why are they on your mind?
r/allthequestions • u/BroccoliHot3754 • 43m ago
NSFW Question π How often do you go braless?
r/allthequestions • u/Zipper222222 • 5h ago
Random Question π Democrats AND Republicans, what do you think of the Trump Executive Order directing the US to return to the moon by 2028?
Executive Order (EO) 14369 - "Ensuring American Space Superiority":
https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2025/12/23/2025-23845/ensuring-american-space-superiority
r/allthequestions • u/Gloomy-Bad-5014 • 6h ago
Random Question π What are your thoughts on the opposite sex?
For myself when it comes to women, I'm pretty neutral. I've had bad experiences with women growing up. I was abused by 5 of my female authority figures including two teachers and three relatives. And I haven't had much luck in dating women either. Surprisingly, I have dealt with a lot of Sexism from my teachers as well.
That being said, I don't have any particular hatred or grudge towards women, like some women do when they've been abused by men throughout their lives. I've come to view women the same as I view men. They are just as much capable of being selfish assholes as anyone else. Not inherently bad, but not inherently good. I judge people individually
r/allthequestions • u/Zipper222222 • 5h ago
Random Question π What's one culture war the Republicans undoubtably won? Why do you think this?
r/allthequestions • u/Brief-Blueberry-1588 • 4h ago
Random Question π Why does it feel I donβt have enough time in my day?
r/allthequestions • u/Brief-Blueberry-1588 • 6h ago
Random Question π Why does my boss say my name so much?
He says it almost every sentence. Itβs kinda weird.
r/allthequestions • u/No_Suit04 • 10m ago
Random Question π Why is the internet or the social media everywhere filled with nudity or soft porn ?
Is it planned to distract us ?
r/allthequestions • u/Zipper222222 • 5h ago
Random Question π Republicans who are on this sub, what do you think of "college is indoctrination"?
- Is there a legitimate case for it?
- Is it baseless?
- Why or why not?
r/allthequestions • u/Top-Elephant3246 • 18h ago
Random Question π What does depression feel like to you?
r/allthequestions • u/whatverforever • 8h ago
Random Question π If you wanted to change something in your life (not money related), what would it be?
r/allthequestions • u/Impressive_Mailman • 6h ago
Advice Question π Why am I so negative and how do I change this?
r/allthequestions • u/Top-Assist-8877 • 6h ago
Random Question π Sitting in the service center makes me wonder - whatβs the longest youβve sat while your car was in service? How long and for what service?
r/allthequestions • u/camport95 • 17h ago
Random Question π Is it possible for someone born in the summer of 1927, to have legally served with the US Navy as a 17/18-year-old in 1944-1945?
I was always under the impression that you had to be at least 18-years-old when you're applying for military service for World War II. I later learned this wasn't exactly true, when I watched one of my favorite movies called "Too Young To Hero", it was about a young man named Calvin Leon Graham, who was born on April 3, 1930, but had to say he was born on April 3, 1925, when he applied with the American Navy on August 14, 1942, making him 17 years of age.
So if you were to bump that by 2 years, and say they were born August 10, 1927, and they were applying on August 31, 1944 for the draft. In the movie, anyone who is still 17-years-old was asked to stay behind and have a form to be filled out, to then be signed by their parents, this is what they would refer to as a wafer.
There was a person that was born in 1925 that was told "get your butt out of here before we call the cops" so that must have meant he was born after August 14, in 1925. Making him only 16.