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If two people ask each other questions the person that was asked first has to answer first
-Do you like pizza?
-Do you?
-I asked you first
-Oh youre right
*Thinking: damn that was smart*
Due to the question rule they have to answer first
When you give your friend some candy corn but they did not see the bag/box it came from. Which often times results in confusion for the receiving party.
"Hey Richard! Want some Candy corn?" "I don't know, that seems to be candy corn of questionable origin".
A question that a person cannot answer honestly without revealing their true beliefs, intentions, or actions.
I asked my girlfriend an Achilles question about where she was over the weekend and she wouldn't answer me.
the best excuse ever!! ^ ^
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teacher: "whats 18 divided by 50 plus 74 times 50 minus 89?"
you: "...IDK, It raises questions."
... as asked by Republican Senator Ted Cruz of prospective Supreme Court justice Amy Coney Barrett, to ascertain her judicial ideology and fitness to sit on the bench.
The four questions Cruz asked:
1) How long have you played the piano?
2) Do the kids do piano lessons as well?
3) You and your husband have seven kids. How did you manage with the distance learning? What was that like in the Barrett household?
4) What advice would you give little girls?
Is the opposite of same and can be used as a response of not relating to what a person is saying.
Dude 1: "Man I really wish I could kiss your sister!"
Dude 2: "Same Question Mark"
A sarcatorical question is a question asked sarcastically with no desire for a legitimate answer. Often used to allusively insult a debate opponents argument, or to state a bigoted opinion in a nefarious attempt to seem genuine with the option to feign ignorance if criticised for it (see: sealioning)
Example of a Sarcatorical Question : "If slavery was so bad, why didn't black people run away?"