You can find a list [chronological by date] of all of your contributions by: 1. Sign in. 2. Click on "Settings." 3. In the column on the right of your Settings page there will be a paragraph which reads "You can keep track of your own changes and additions through your "CONTRIBUTIONS" list. The word contributions will be be in blue type and underlined. 4. CLICK ON the word CONTRIBUTIONS, and a new screen will come up showing a chronological list of your contributions.
If you are a registered user, you can go to your contributions page by clicking on "My contributions" on the blue sidebar. Then chose "filter by: Questions Asked" and you will see a list of all the questions that you have asked on WikiAnswers.
The question you asked is inappropriate for WikiAnswers.
The subcategory called "Most Amusing Questions Ever Asked on WikiAnswers" is found at this URL:http://wiki.answers.com/Q/FAQ/3246-8
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about 2 questions are asked per second.
Go to the Blue Area and hit WikiAnswers under Site Tools.
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There are so many questions on WikiAnswers that it is impossible to total exactly how many questions there are. Even now, questions are being asked, so the total will always keep changing.
When you type a question on Wikianswers, the question will go under a category to the left called "My contributions." When you click that option, there will be a drop-down menu that allows you to click on "Questions (asked)." Once you click that, you can see all of the questions that you have asked as a user member on Wikianswers.
Questions that are asked never get deleted, unless it is against the rules of WikiAnswers. The question is permanently logged into the WikiAnswers databased, and never goes away.
If you are a registered user, go to "My contributions" on he blue panel on the left. Then select "Filter by: Questions (asked)". It will then list all the questions you've asked on WikiAnswers.
To answer questions. - Or ask them or find and answers to already asked questions, personally, I come here if I feel bored or need to pass time ;-)