10/14/2024, to my fellow AB'ers: sometimes the questions come in naturally, other times they are thought of. It's not difficult to think 🤔 of questions. With 1 word, I can compose a lot of questions. For example, using the word "car"... What's the fastest you've driven your [car]? What do you do when you are driving behind a [car] that is smoking badly? Do you leave a note on someone's [car] if you accidentally bumped into it on a parking lot or do you drive away acting like nothing happened? Do you let people eat inside your [car]? How much is your [car] worth? Is your [car] 2WD or 4WD? Do leather seats give a [car] more value? Where did you buy your [car] at? From an individual, [car] lot, dealership, etc? What percentage is the [car] tint on your [car]? Do you wax your own [car] or take it to the professionals? Just under 2 minutes, I thought of 10 car questions to ask. I feel that if I don't post the questions I come up with on Answerbag, I will then forget about them. And besides, asking questions benefits me in building up the amount of questions I have asked. It also benefits the users answering them to build up on their answers. And also the newcomers who are looking for questions to answer.

Questions pop into my head, usually on politics and current events. I think about how to form the question, and what detail to give to elaborate on it if necessary.