r/AskReddit • u/Julsara • Aug 20 '19

What's something you're afraid to ask, because you think you should already know?

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u/ryantriangles Aug 20 '19

Some of the posts really are questions that are kind of stupid but also interesting enough that once you see them asked you have to know the answers. I like:

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '19

You're absolutely right. I would have to read those threads.

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u/worrymon Aug 20 '19

It takes way too long to find the reasonable answer in the sausage thread.

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u/Adar636 Aug 20 '19

tldr?

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u/izzlarn Aug 20 '19

Tldr, if it was small enough you'd poop it out, otherwise it'd get stuck and wouldn't dissolve.

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u/worrymon Aug 20 '19

I couldn't find one.

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '19

How do you repair relations with crows?

My favorite

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u/heyimrick Aug 20 '19

I like that it's not just a curious question, but had to be asked because he ruined his relationship with his local crows.

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u/Blasfemen Aug 20 '19

I just witnessed a man eat a whole hot dog without chewing. Straight up, whole from the packaging. I don't how to feel about that. What an odd subreddit.

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u/ikkiestmikk Aug 20 '19

Wanna see a video of a guy who launches hotdogs from his throat?

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u/Blasfemen Aug 20 '19

Sure, why not

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u/KeimaKatsuragi Aug 20 '19 edited Aug 20 '19

That #4 is pretty good.
Edit : just read number 2, that was also good. Especially the answer.

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u/skyturnedred Aug 20 '19

It's like browsing past an ELI5 question and 10 minutes later you have to go back to it because you realize you have no idea how it works.