Question of the day (part 2)

Curiosity leads to knowledge. That's why asking questions is important. And especially as our governments, the media and 'experts' strive harder to get us to blindly accept everything they tell us, it becomes more and more important to ask questions.

Who? When? Where? How? Why? What?
It's time for another 'question of the day'.

However, although there are many serious questions that should be asked, there's also a time and a place for being silly! This week the Charles Fudgemuffin blog presents a mixture of the two with another batch of 'questions of the day', both serious and silly...

Serious:

1) What's the best advice you ever received?



Silly:

2) Would you like to learn how to avoid being scammed?
Just send £10,000 to P.O.Box 45, Newcastle Upon Tyne for further details!

Which do you follow?

Serious:

3) What do you follow the most; your heart or your brain?



Silly:

4) If a unibrow is called a unibrow, then why aren't two eyebrows called a bibrow?



Serious:

5) Who would you want to play you in a movie of your life?



Silly:

6) If you write a True Or False book, should it be categorized as fiction or non-fiction?

Pritt Stick were the inventors of the Pritt Stick.
What a lucky coincidence!

Serious:

7) What are your personal hopes for the future?



Silly:

8) Why doesn't glue stick to the bottle?



Serious:

9) What mistake have you made in the last couple of years that you would change if you could go back in time?

Here are some fancy dress ideas to get you started.

Finally, here's a serious silly question. Or perhaps that should be a silly serious question!

Silly:

10) If you had to wear one fancy dress costume for the rest of your life, what would you choose and why?


Feel free to leave your answers, silly or serious, in the comments!

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Here's another question ... is a KitKat a chocolate bar or a biscuit? It's a question that features prominently in my short story of the same name.

You can find more questions of the day in my original blog post:
Question of the day (part 1)