Can blind people see their dreams?
Why is it called ‘shipping’ if it goes by truck? Why is it called ‘cargo’ when it goes by ship?
How do bankruptcy attorneys make any money?
If an ambulance hits someone on the road while transporting someone to a hospital, do they bring that person with them too?
If a doctor has a heart attack while performing a surgery, will the other doctors and nurses present work on him first?
If you throw your cat outside, will it be called kitty litter?
If roses are red, why are violets blue?
If a Smurf starts to choke, what color it will it become?
If prunes are dried plums, where do they get prune juice from?
Why do they say ‘like taking candy from a baby’ when babies tend to be greedy with candy? Wouldn’t it be easier to take money from a baby?
Why do round pizzas come in square boxes?
Why do we say that an alarm clock goes ‘off’ when it actually tuns on?
If someone owns a piece of land, how deep does their ownership go? Do they own it all the way to the center of the earth?
Do hummingbirds hum because they can’t remember any of the words?
Is it possible to see someone’s tears underwater?
Why are there things called unsolved mysteries? Shouldn’t they be unsolved in the first place to be called a mystery?
Do penguins have knees?
Why do they say ‘giving my two cents’ when it’s only a penny for your thoughts?
If you pamper a cow and give it lots of stuff, does it produce spoiled milk?
Why is drowsiness listed as a side-effect for sleeping pills?
What was the first person to milk a cow trying to do?
Who came up with names for things? Like, who stood in front of a door and said ‘hmm, this is a door’?
Why is it that when people are asked what they would bring to a deserted island, they never answer ‘a boat’?
Do mermaids give birth to live children or do they lay eggs?
Do Roman nurses and health care workers refer to an IV as a four?
What symbol represents zero in the roman numerals?
If people from Poland are called Poles, do you call people from Holand ‘Holes’?
Why are chickpeas called chickpeas when they’re neither chicks nor peas?
Why do the words ‘overlook’ and ‘oversee’ mean different things when look and see are nearly synonyms?
If a person suffering from amnesia was suddenly cured, would they remember that they had no memory?
Where did dictionary makers look to find the meanings for the words before dictionaries were in existence?
Why do we say ‘after dark’ when it’s actually really after light?
Do you need to set an appointment to see a psychic or will they be expecting you?
Why does a grapefruit look and taste nothing like a grape?
Why are there self-help groups if it’s supposed to be SELF help?
Is the sea salty because the shore never waves back?
If an unidentified flying object fell to the ground and people were able to identify what it was, would it be called a flying object?