20 questions

Inspiration taken from u/impressive_baby_7834

I'm thinking of an object.

Rules:

  • The entire subreddit gets only 20 questions total—not 20 questions per person.

  • Ask only yes/no questions.

  • I'll answer with Yes, No, Sometimes, or Irrelevant.

  • Once you think you know the answer, make your guess.

  • If no one gets it within 20 questions, I'll reveal who it was.

-After every question I will also tell how many questions are remaining, so wait before spamming questions

Let's see if r/TeenPakistani can work together and figure it out. 👀

Questions so far:

  1. Is the object common in most houses?

Yesss

  1. Is it an object you would be willing to pay RS.1000 for or too expensive?

That is a good price tbh. Can vary tho

  1. Is it man-made ?

Yess

  1. Is it a complex, engineered object? (The opposite wiuld be a pure element like iron rod

Not too complex

  1. Is it in the kitchen

No

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u/Radiant_Half_7121 — 22 hours ago

Do y'all watch stuff at 1x or 2x?

I've been everything at 2x since like i was 12 😭 the other day a friend asked me for movies and i was like i can't do that coz sitting thru a movie playing at 1x would be literal torture, no matter how good the movie is

Lwk made me think this might be a problem. What do y'all think?

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u/Radiant_Half_7121 — 1 day ago

My submission 😝😝

The mods specifically said that you can post even if you can't draw a straight line. So, here's my not so straight line 🤭🤭

u/Radiant_Half_7121 — 1 day ago
▲ 4 r/GenZpk

معزز ممبران

آپ سب کا دن کیسا گزر رہا ہے؟ میں امید کرتی ہوں آپ سب خیر کیریت سے ہونگے۔ البتہ کچھ ممبران کو یقیناً میری تصنیف سمجھ نہیں آرہی ہوگی۔ میں اکتائی ہوئی تھی تو سوچا پوسٹ کرتی ہوں۔ پڑھنے کا شکریہ!

Auto translation is available with just a click so I feel like adding the actual translation would make the post lose its essence😭

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u/Radiant_Half_7121 — 2 days ago

Is "albatta" too deep?

Whenever i say albatta infront of someone they act like I'm iqbal or smth 😭 like albatta ain't even that deep. It's js a normal urdu word I've been using my whole life and my urdu ain't even that good. What do y'all think?

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u/Radiant_Half_7121 — 3 days ago

Should I write about being a reddit mod?

This might sound like a dumb question, but I'm serious. Over the years, I've moderated a lot of subreddits, but the specific one I'm thinking about mentioning is r/siblingsexualabuse.

It involves a very specific topic as y'all can understand, and I feel like it contributed to who I am as a person. The initial experience or incident that led to me being a moderator of that sub has really shaped me as a person and is probably one of the biggest parts of my life and journey.

Should I write about it or let it be? Should I write about the "experience" in my essays, too, or would it sound like a sob story? I'm looking forward to seeing some input. Thank you!

(Mainly considering the moderator experience for community service, impact, and leadership while the "sa experience" for essays)

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u/Radiant_Half_7121 — 5 days ago

Should I write about being a reddit mod?

This might sound like a dumb question, but I'm serious. Over the years, I've moderated a lot of subreddits, but the specific one I'm thinking about mentioning is r/siblingsexualabuse.

It involves a very specific topic as y'all can understand, and I feel like it contributed to who I am as a person. The initial experience or incident that led to me being a moderator of that sub has really shaped me as a person and is probably one of the biggest parts of my life and journey.

Should I write about it or let it be? Should I write about the "experience" in my essays, too, or would it sound like a sob story? I'm looking forward to seeing some input. Thank you!

(Mainly considering the moderator experience for community service, impact, and leadership while the "sa experience" for essays)

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u/Radiant_Half_7121 — 5 days ago

UWC (United World Colleges)

Mods, please don't remove this post as this is an educational post, not an advertisement post. I'm making this post on behalf of a friend who got into uwc.

The purpose of this post is to enlighten the youth about a life changing academic opportunity and hopefully assist them throughout.


What is UWC?

Uwc is a program where students from all over the world apply and live in one of the 18 uwc campuses around the world if they get accepted.

It is equivalent to 11th and 12th grades, i.e., high school or A level. It consists of IB curriculum.

Scholarships

UWC offers generous scholarships. Your parents would also have to fill a financial aid form when applying if you want a scholarship. The scholarships are only offered to promising students on the basis of need, tho selection is completely on merit-basis.

The scholarships offered are generous and often cover your tuition, living expenses, accommodation, airfare, etc.

Applications

The applications open in September for the following academic year, which also begins in September. If you're interested in applying, then you might want to start preparing now. Further info can be found on their website.

Who can apply?

  • You must be 16 or 17 by the start of the academic year, which is September 1st.

  • Must be a resident of the country you're applying through.

  • Must have completed at least 10 years of education, i.e., matric, o levels, igcse, or any local equivalent before the academic year begins

More info can be found on their website

Why apply?

If you're interested in studying abroad, UWC serves as a cornerstone for that journey. The IB curriculum is extremely rigorous and accepted worldwide. It opens pathways to leading universities worldwide and prepares you for various circumstances.


I hope I covered everything important. If you have any questions, you can check the UWC website or comment below. I'd be happy to assist you!

If you're serious, start drafting your essays now and collect all the related documents. It's never too early for anything!

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u/Radiant_Half_7121 — 5 days ago

UWC (United World Colleges)

First of all, mods please don't remove this post as it is an educational post, not a promotional post. I'm making this post on behalf of a friend who got into uwc.

The purpose of this post is to enlighten the youth about a life changing academic opportunity and hopefully assist them throughout.


What is UWC?

Uwc is a program where students from all over the world apply and live in one of the 18 uwc campuses around the world if they get accepted.

It is equivalent to 11th and 12th grades, i.e., intermediate or a level. It consists of IB curriculum.

Scholarships

UWC offers generous merit based scholarships. Your parents would also have to fill a financial aid form when applying if you want a scholarship. Tho, scholarships are only offered to promising students on the basis of merit, not need.

The scholarships offered are generous and often cover your tuition, living expenses, accommodation, airfare, etc.

Applications

The applications open in September for the following academic year, which also begins in September. If you're interested in applying, then you might want to start preparing now. Further info can be found on their website.

Who can apply?

  • You must be 16 or 17 by the start of the academic year, which is September 1st.

  • Must be a pakistani resident if you're applying through uwc pakistan.

  • Must have completed at least 10 years of education, i.e., matric or o levels, before the academic year begins

More info can be found on their website

Why apply?

If you're interested in studying abroad, UWC serves as a cornerstone for that journey. The IB curriculum is extremely rigorous and accepted worldwide, contrary to pakistani matric or intermediate.

It opens pathways to leading universities worldwide and prepares you for various circumstances.


I hope I covered everything important. If you have any questions, you can check the UWC website or comment below. I'd be happy to assist you!

If you're serious, start drafting your essays now and collect all the related documents. It's never too early for anything!

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u/Radiant_Half_7121 — 6 days ago

UWC (United World Colleges)

First of all, mods please don't remove this post as it is an educational post, not a promotional post. I'm making this post on behalf of a friend who got into uwc.

The purpose of this post is to enlighten the youth about a life changing academic opportunity and hopefully assist them throughout.


What is UWC?

Uwc is a program where students from all over the world apply and live in one of the 18 uwc campuses around the world if they get accepted.

It is equivalent to 11th and 12th grades, i.e., intermediate or a level. It consists of IB curriculum.

Scholarships

UWC offers generous merit based scholarships. Your parents would also have to fill a financial aid form when applying if you want a scholarship. Tho, scholarships are only offered to promising students on the basis of merit, not need.

The scholarships offered are generous and often cover your tuition, living expenses, accommodation, airfare, etc.

Applications

The applications open in September for the following academic year, which also begins in September. If you're interested in applying, then you might want to start preparing now. Further info can be found on their website.

Who can apply?

  • You must be 16 or 17 by the start of the academic year, which is September 1st.

  • Must be a pakistani resident if you're applying through uwc pakistan.

  • Must have completed at least 10 years of education, i.e., matric or o levels, before the academic year begins

More info can be found on their website

Why apply?

If you're interested in studying abroad, UWC serves as a cornerstone for that journey. The IB curriculum is extremely rigorous and accepted worldwide, contrary to pakistani matric or intermediate.

It opens pathways to leading universities worldwide and prepares you for various circumstances.


I hope I covered everything important. If you have any questions, you can check the UWC website or comment below. I'd be happy to assist you!

If you're serious, start drafting your essays now and collect all the related documents. It's never too early for anything!

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u/Radiant_Half_7121 — 6 days ago

I lwk miss my brother

Earlier today, I was watching a series called "the modern family". One of the characters, "claire," has such a great relationship with her brother, "mitchell." It just makes me miss my brother more and more whenever I look at something like that.

I wish he didn't do what he did. I wish he didn't ruin our friendship. I wish he was still the person I knew, but now when I look at him, he's someone I don't know. I don't know why he did what he did. I wish there was a way to change it, but there isn't, I guess. I miss him, even tho he's right next to me...

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u/Radiant_Half_7121 — 11 days ago