Farty's Fortunes

Saturday, 15 November 2008

Dumb Question

Someone asked me today, "Have you always had a beard?"

"Oh, yes," I replied, "at least I think so. You'd really have to ask my mum."

Baldy Beardy

So what's the dumbest question you've (been) asked?

16 comments:

Anonymous said...

It suits you Sir.

'Are you Mr H in disguise?' Was probably it.

United Studies said...

The dumbest question I've been asked? When is Peter and I going to have our next kid.

Anonymous said...

once we had someone from thr cable company over to check our line. he noticed my 2 kids and asked, "are they both yours?" what do you even say to a question like that?

Anonymous said...

I said," My daughter has 2 kids: 2 years old and 11 months".
She said, "You're kidding! When did THAT happen?"

#Debi said...

"So when are you due?"








I wasn't pregnant...

Z said...

On answering the phone - "Is that you?"

Mr Farty said...

Naga - Have you thought about starting a blog? That would dispel any confusion.

Jacki - Why is that a dumb question?

Marie - No, they're on loan!

Janet - LOL! And hello.

Debi - Oops.

Z - On answering a land line - "Where are you?"
That one really happened to Mrs F.

United Studies said...

Ack! Forgot to add that people started asking that as soon as Emma was born. And people get surprised when I tell them I am happy with just one kid. Emma is more than enough for me. Some people just don't understand how I can be happy with just one kid. But I am.

Brom said...

I have a stupidest question ever post lined up, so I can't answer... sorry.

SpanishGoth said...

"You can fix it though?" - generally uttered after someone has done something they know is very, very wrong

Unknown said...

Q:"Have you heard of that bloke from Embra with chronic wind?"

A: who?

Daphne Wayne-Bough said...

French employment agency lady, with my CV in front of her. "So you're British ... what's your native language?"

Welsh Girl said...

Hmm, has to be the person who, when I said I lived in Wales, said 'Do you live underground then?' Huh?????

Mr Farty said...

Jacki - Ah....

Brom - Cool. I bet it's a doozy.

Goth - But how impressed are they when you go <clicky> "try it now" - and it works? Yay tech supp!

John - I fart in your general direction!

Daffers - Could have been Gaelic or Welsh.

Taffeta - Wales, Hobbiton, same thing innit?

Liz said...

Once, when my bloke ordered a black coffee in the Ferry Cafe, the girl behind the counter asked if he would like milk in it.

Mr Farty said...

Liz - That one takes the biscuit.