Stupid questions.

[bmw29]

My husband asks what's for dinner at least 3 times. Once before I start cooking (understandable), once while standing in the kitchen watching me cook it (mildly annoying) and once right before he takes a bite. (F***ing infuriating) I know he does it just to annoy me and it works.

You should make a normal dinner but then at the table present him with something truly gross but easy to make. Like one of those seventies jello salads or something.

LOL Those were really nasty.

[KendallsMom]

What?

[Anonymous 3]

Never ask a question you don't already know the answer.

[Anonymous 4]

For instance?

[EmilyH87]

I know they say "there's no such thing as a stupid question." Working retail showed me that is definitely not true.

[HaggardWitch]

I wouldn't call that a "stupid question." The questioner wants to connect with you.

You mean stupid like "So, you're sitting on the couch watching TV, huh?" or something similar. Yeah, those kinds of 'observation' type questions bring out the snarky bitch in me.

[Deleted User 670]

I wouldn't call that a "stupid question." The questioner wants to connect with you.

You mean stupid like "So, you're sitting on the couch watching TV, huh?" or something similar. Yeah, those kinds of 'observation' type questions bring out the snarky bitch in me.

That is not the way to connect with me, at all. Stupid, inane questions like that make me want to scream.

[Anonymous 5]

I hate when people ask me questions they already know the answer to. Or I know they don't want answer too.

For example, The other day I was at my "friends" house at 2 am. For some reason my brother was picking up his DD from my mom's house and saw my car (The friend lives a block or 2 from mom) and the next day my brother asks "What were you doing at J's house?" Dude you probably know the answer and you really don't Want the answer. Why ask?

[Momto2boys973]

LOL! Yeah, those ones are great. Like when my husband comes in sees me and asks: “oh, are you home?” It just makes me say “no, I’m a mirage. Try to go through me.” I’m sure we’ve all had that dumb moment. I’ve come into the room to tell my husband “oh, are you watching Star Wars?”... well, duh... it’s right there on the TV in front of him.

You mean stupid like "So, you're sitting on the couch watching TV, huh?" or something similar. Yeah, those kinds of 'observation' type questions bring out the snarky bitch in me.