I don't think my questions are weird but I do get a kick out of asking questions I know they can't answer sensibly.

I never felt ostracized either; but I've always loved a good "discussion" and once at a party I caused a group of people to leave because I suggested that there was no real evidence that God was a "male". One of my arguments was that in the original language of the bible, the Holy trinity was referred to as God the Creator, The Redeemer, and the Holy Spirit. I suggested that God could be female, or something else entirely, and that if the bible told people we were made in God's image, it could be because the writers wanted to control the masses and so they decided to make God in the image of a human - something the uneducated could understand. I really pissed them off, so much that they could not hold their composure, especially when some other people at the party were laughing since they thought I was just doing it as a joke to get them riled. Well, maybe partly, but nothing I didn't really think at the time.

I got the whole god thing yesterday, god cured this womans cold, he talks to her, she has seen him, seriously, how stupid do people think I am?
OK, don't answer that!

I asked a Jehovah's Witness that same question. He told me that there where no aliens, God made the universe and earth for our benifit only.

I'm a lateral thinker, so yes, I used to, until I learnt not to ask out aloud anything, unless I was sure I wouldn't be ridiculed. This would involve going through diferent scenarios, trying to second guess various reactions, etc. It's always a dilemma and stops me being who I am.