Question of the day (part 3)

If it's good enough for Alan Partridge, then it's good enough for the Charles Fudgemuffin blog! I'm talking of course about the 'Question of the day' which Alan features on his Mid Morning Matters phone in show.

Another batch of questions designed to get you thinking,
starting with a money themed dilemma.

Alan's questions of the day are designed to be serious, but can often be unintentionally silly. The following questions are deliberately chosen to be a mixture of serious and silly.

Serious:

1) Would you rather win ten thousand pounds or your best friend wins a million pounds?



Silly:

2) Isn't it worrying that doctors call what they do 'practice'?

Totally free bonus question!

Serious:

3) Who was the last person you made happy and what did you do to make them happy?



Silly:

4) If drugs aren't allowed in sports*, then why is make-up allowed in beauty contests!?

* With the exception of the 2022 Australian Tennis Open, where drugs were compulsory.



Serious:

5) If you could spend the day with one person from history, who would you choose and why?

Is the past tense of watch dog, watched dog?

Silly:

6) Is the past tense of seesaw, seensaw or sawsaw?



Serious:

7) If animals could talk, which animal would be the most interesting to have a conversation with?



Silly:

8) Will glass coffins ever become popular?
Remains to be seen.

"I don't know if fish ever get thirsty, but I'm certainly
getting hungry thanks to this sly no fishing law!"

Serious:

9) What's the most important lesson you've learned in the last year?



Silly:

10) Do fish ever get thirsty?


Feel free to keep your answers to yourself, or share them if you wish in the comments.

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'Is a KitKat a chocolate bar or a biscuit?' is a question the characters discuss in my short story of the same name, available for kindle from Amazon.

More questions of the day:
Question of the day (part 1)
Question of the day (part 2)