50 Most Confusing Things In The World – According To Brits
The attraction of Russell Brand, the laws of cricket and algebra are among the most confusing subjects encountered in modern life, a survey suggests.
Researchers polled 4,979 people between the ages of 16 and 65 and below are the (rather amusing) results.
1. Foreign call centres
2. Algebra
3. What women see in Russell Brand
4. Why Cheryl Cole is still with Ashley
5. Credit card interest rates
6. Buying a house
7. Politics
8. The laws of cricket
9. Insurance policies
10. Loan interest rates
11. Football’s offside rule
12. Religion
13. Converting currency
14. Languages
15. Filling out insurance forms
16. Setting up wireless networks
17. Men
18. Stephen Hawking’s theories
19. Figuring out nutritional information on food labels
20. Kerry Katona
21. All the different lottery draws
22. Fixing printers
23. Predictive text
24. Poker
25. Twitter
26. Small print
27. Automated phone systems
28. Why and how Stonehenge was built
29. Women
30. Donnie Darko
31. Filling out passport forms
32. Reverse parallel parking
33. Clocks going back / forward
34. Packaging on kids toys
35. Crop Circles
36. Computers
37. Birmingham’s Spaghetti Junction
38. Train fares
39. Fruit machines
40. People who crack their knuckles
41. Reading a map
42. Re-tuning the TV
43. The M25
44. Train timetables
45. Setting an alarm on a cooker/oven
46. In the Night Garden
47. Reading a train timetable
48. Magic Roundabout in Swindon
49. The tube
50. Fax machines
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