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How does this website get its information?

Mostly by random people asking questions and other random people answering them. Some random people have good information and give good answers, other random people have valueless information and give junk answers. Some random people ask totally indecipherable questions that nobody can answer.


Where can one find random questions online?

There is actually a website called Random Questions. There is an explanation of the importance of random questions and a list of 50 random questions. These questions are intended to be used for starting conversations.


What are some good formspring questions?

True/false Questions This or That Could You/Would You Have you Ever Random Polls and Surveys and lots more.


How random are your questions?

Very.


What is that show where people get random funny questions and have to ask random people walking the streets the questions?

family feud


What is the point of random questions?

To know random information to broaden people's knowledge


Why do people on this website ask so many random questions?

Because it is a site where people answer the random questions of other people.. Simple enough.


Who answers most of these questions?

random kids


What does horse stands do for you?

it stands for random questions


Random questions to ask your teacher?

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Why are the answers so useless?

because random stupid people put random stupid answers on random stupid questions. HA that is why.


What exactly is the point of the New Questions list on this website?

The New Questions list appears to be a schematic devised to learn something about the answerer rather than a random list of questions from a random group of questioners.