Questions you have that you don't know the answer to...

[Anon778833]

Ok, mine is, Why is it so common for Americans to be known and raised by their middle names? Eg, their parents put Alexandra Nicole on their BC but they are always called Nicole and have been from birth.

Any Americans who can explain this to me?

Any questions others have?

@Stillfunny - I wondered that too! There are so many birds, yet you rarely see any dead ones, except ones that have been hit by a car.

Another bird one. Think of all the supermarkets in the UK, all selling free range eggs, where do all these free range hens live? I've never seen a free range hen 'farm' anywhere, ever.

If we use sea salt on our chips and cooking, is the sea less salty ... the amount we must use should have some impact

When I tumble dry and the lint collection thing is always full, where does the fluff go if I line dry?

@WhatICallMyUsername

When I tumble dry and the lint collection thing is always full, where does the fluff go if I line dry?

Wow i need to know the answer to this!

@WhatICallMyUsername

When I tumble dry and the lint collection thing is always full, where does the fluff go if I line dry?

The lint is caused by the clothes rubbing together

Do insomniac parents breed insomniac children or do they learn piss poor sleep habits from there parents 🤔

How do chickens work? Do they have a period every day? How long does it take for such a massive egg to form?

Why is it that on holiday when it’s really hot outside, I want to put on the air con on the lowest setting, usually 16 degrees. But at home in the winter if my house is 16 degrees, I crank up the heating to 22 degrees?

@Theunamedcat

Do insomniac parents breed insomniac children or do they learn piss poor sleep habits from there parents 🤔

My Dad used to get by on very limited sleep. I have periods of insomnia. Dc struggles with getting to sleep so I am going with inherited.

@TwoStepsOnWater

Why is it that on holiday when it’s really hot outside, I want to put on the air con on the lowest setting, usually 16 degrees. But at home in the winter if my house is 16 degrees, I crank up the heating to 22 degrees?

Yes, this! I always wonder why 15c seems warm in summer but cold in winter.