The “are you back from vcation?” question.
From me - Friday night, Saturday night, and Sunday night: “Did you do/finish your homework yet?”
Hmm…What’s the stupedist question ever asked? Well, I don’t know, but its probably one that someone repeated before giving a reply.
“Whenever a man hears it
he is young, and Nature
is in her spring;
whenever he hears it, it
is a new world and a free
country, and the gates of
heaven are not shut
against him”
–Thoreau, on
the song of the wood thrush
Good think you didn’t do that in Lake Erie!
How about this one? A local reporter asked this to some Redskin during a Super Bowl press conference.
[quote]
If you were a tree, what type of tree would you be?[/would]
Maybe it isn’t the stupidest question ever asked, but it was definitely the stupidest question ever asked during a Super Bowl.
(Note: Some people would claim that question would be one said to Doug Williams: “How long have you been a black quarterback” , but that was a misquote. The actual question is smarter. “Doug, it’s obvious you’ve been a black quarterback all your life. When did it start to matter?”)
How about this one? A local reporter asked this to some Redskin during a Super Bowl press conference.
Maybe it isn’t the stupidest question ever asked, but it was definitely the stupidest question ever asked during a Super Bowl.
(Note: Some people would claim that question would be one said to Doug Williams: “How long have you been a black quarterback” , but that was a misquote. The actual question is smarter. “Doug, it’s obvious you’ve been a black quarterback all your life. When did it start to matter?”)
That’s a Barbara Walters question! Not some local reporter. She’s famous for having asked someone that, but I certainly have no idea who was being questioned. I don’t think I was born at the time.
I once heard Bob Costas ask that, but he was joking.
~Harborina
“Don’t Do It.”
Do you want fries with that?
No, okay, then this question to me from a Japanese in a Tokyo pub:
Do you eat chicken in America?
My answer: Yeah, when we can catch 'em.
Argh.