Why does everyone ask weird questions on Yahoo?

Okay so some of these questions are incredibly random. Some people also ask the deepest most complicated questions about the human race. What's up with that? And then you get some people who ask about food???? It's just so weird...

Seriously, why does everyone ask such weird questions on internet sites?

?2010-06-16T05:05:12Z

Favorite Answer

They want something to do to pass the time, like me in college!!

They like to make life interesting, by seeing how random the responses to their questions are.

Maybe people are interested in food, or find the human race fascinating, its all to do with personality too.

Claire2010-06-16T05:12:19Z

Because if you asked people a bunch of really weird questions in person, they would be annoyed and most likely start avoiding you. But if you ask strangers online, no consequence. Though you've always got your trolls. The deep, complex ones may be because people want varied opinions, so asking online is an easy way to get more answers than just asking a friend. Or they could be cheating on their Psychology homework. Who knows.

And what's weird about food?

?2016-10-15T12:37:52Z

using fact they're questions human beings may be too frightened to ask someplace else. the two that, or they're feeling bored, and experience like asking some thing unusual. Yahoo! solutions is mostly a rapid source of records. in case you opt to ask a query approximately your weight loss application, jointly as you will possibly often might desire to commute to a dietition for an answer, Yahoo! solutions will supply you a compendium of responses interior of hours.

?2010-06-16T04:52:49Z

the incredibly randoms ones are just trolls every forum type website has them

food??? i dont know whats so weird about that

?2010-06-16T05:07:35Z

kind of depends on what you mean by wierd. some people have personal things they would rather ask on the internet and like the guy above me i'm usually on here if i couldnt be bothered doing my assignments!

Show more answers (2)