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:

  1. It suits you Sir.

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

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

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  3. 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?

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

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  5. "So when are you due?"








    I wasn't pregnant...

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  6. On answering the phone - "Is that you?"

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  7. 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.

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  8. 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.

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

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

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

    A: who?

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

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

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  14. 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?

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  15. 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.

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  16. Liz - That one takes the biscuit.

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