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* Ur in ''Webcomic/EightBitTheater'', after being killed.
-->'''Ur:''' What the hell is this?\\
'''Kary:''' You answered your own question, pal.



** When Grace is wondering whether Justin [[http://www.egscomics.com/index.php?id=1925 would have noticed his magic mark]]: "How could he miss a small flame shaped mark colored slightly different from the rest of his skin on a spot high up his back where he'd probably need a mirror and probably have to make a deliberate effort to '''''dammit'''''"

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** When Grace is wondering whether Justin [[http://www.egscomics.com/index.php?id=1925 would have noticed his magic mark]]: "How could he miss a small flame shaped flame-shaped mark colored slightly different from the rest of his skin on a spot high up his back where he'd probably need a mirror and probably have to make a deliberate effort to '''''dammit'''''"



-->Why do boys '''flock''' to her? Besides sleeping with her?\\
... That's all they need, isn't it?

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-->Why --->"Why do boys '''flock''' to her? Besides sleeping with her?\\
... That's all they need, isn't it?it?"



* Ur in ''Webcomic/EightBitTheater'', after being killed.
-->'''Ur:''' What the hell is this?\\
'''Kary:''' You answered your own question, pal.



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* "Series/WizardsOfWaverlyPlace", in the episode 'Justin's Little Sister', Mr. Laritate is shown asking his students such questions as, "The French & Indian War was fought by three groups of people. Name two of them." and "The War of 1812 started in what year?" However, he ends up asking Alex a much harder question, seemingly just to belittle her for not being as studious as her brother.

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* "Series/WizardsOfWaverlyPlace", ''Series/WizardsOfWaverlyPlace'', in the episode 'Justin's Little Sister', Mr. Laritate is shown asking his students such questions as, "The French & Indian War was fought by three groups of people. Name two of them." and "The War of 1812 started in what year?" However, he ends up asking Alex a much harder question, seemingly just to belittle her for not being as studious as her brother.
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* "Series/WizardsOfWaverlyPlace", in the episode 'Justin's Little Sister', Mr. Laritate is shown asking his students such questions as, "The French & Indian War was fought by three groups of people. Name two of them." and "The War of 1812 started in what year?" However, he ends up asking Alex a much harder question, seemingly just to belittle her for not being as studious as her brother.
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* ''Series/{{Alf}}'': At the end of the episode "Strangers in the Night", when NosyNeighbour Mrs. Armanick hears noise outside she grabs the phone and ask "Operator, this is an emergency. What's the number for 911?" In her defense, Alf had been messing about the house while she was watching ''Film/{{Psycho}}'', so she was a little-high-strung.

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* ''Series/{{Alf}}'': At the end of the episode "Strangers in the Night", when NosyNeighbour Mrs. Armanick Ochmonek hears noise outside she grabs the phone and ask "Operator, this is an emergency. What's the number for 911?" In her defense, Alf had been messing about the house while she was watching ''Film/{{Psycho}}'', so she was a little-high-strung.
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'''Alice:''' I'll be there at 18:00\\

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'''Alice:''' I'll be there at 18:00\\18:00.\\
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* ''Webcomic/{{Avalon}}'':

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* ''Webcomic/{{Avalon}}'':''Webcomic/{{Avalon|1999}}'':

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* ''Series/BrooklynNineNine'': in "[[Recap/BrooklynNineNineS2E11Stakeout Stakeout]]" Rosa refuses to do a four-day stakeout and Amy asks why:
-->'''Rosa:''' I'm out. Four hours is the most time I've ever spent alone with any human. It was the worst experience of my life.\\

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* ''Series/BrooklynNineNine'': in ''Series/BrooklynNineNine'':
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"[[Recap/BrooklynNineNineS2E11Stakeout Stakeout]]" Rosa refuses to do a four-day stakeout and Amy asks why:
-->'''Rosa:''' --->'''Rosa:''' I'm out. Four hours is the most time I've ever spent alone with any human. It was the worst experience of my life.\\



-->'''Boyle:''' Why don't you just ask him to stop shaving at his desk?\\

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-->'''Boyle:''' --->'''Boyle:''' Why don't you just ask him to stop shaving at his desk?\\
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** Rosa herself is on the receiving end of this in one episode, when she wonders why her deskmate doesn't just admit to his annoying habits... in such a way that makes it abundantly clear why he might be wary of admitting to things that irritate her:
-->'''Boyle:''' Why don't you just ask him to stop shaving at his desk?\\
'''Rosa:''' He denies even doing it; I don't know why. Next time I catch him shaving, I'm gonna punch him so hard in the mouth ''he bites his own heart''.\\
'''Boyle:''' ... Could that be why he denies doing it?\\
'''Rosa:''' ''[as if this is a revelation]'' Oh yeah, you could be right, yeah.
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* ''WesternAnimation/FostersHomeForImaginaryFriends'': In "[[Recap/FostersHomeForImaginaryFriendsS3E13RoomWithAFeud Room With a Feud]]", after Pointdexter Dorkface III gets adopted, his room becomes available to any imaginary friend who wants it. When Wilt expresses his desire to move into it to Mr. Herriman, Herriman asks him "Master Wilt, why would you desire a room with such tall ceilings, a long bed, and... basketball wallpaper?" before realizing the room is perfect for him.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}}'': In "The Substitute Arthur", Arthur and Buster are playing a board game when Buster gets the trivia question "Who wrote Beethoven's fifth symphony?". He is unable to answer.
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But if the cork weighs a little less because its center of mass is further from the ground, then its weight is not one pound, is it?


* ''Franchise/StarWars'' - ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi'': As the Rebel fleet is approaching the second Death Star, Lando gets word that they can't tell if the deflector shield protecting it is up or down because of jamming, prompting him to ask, "How could they be jamming us if they don't know... [[ExplainExplainOhCrap that we're coming]]. Break off! The shield is still up!"

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* ''Franchise/StarWars'' - ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi'': As the Rebel fleet is approaching the second Death Star, Lando gets word that they can't tell if the deflector shield protecting it is up or down because of jamming, prompting him to ask, "How could they be jamming us if they don't know... [[ExplainExplainOhCrap that we're coming]]. Break off! off off the attack! The shield is still up!"



** Penny tells Leonard that everything goes wrong with their relationship when they talk. She then adds that she had an 8-month-long relation with a guy named T.J. and they never talked.

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** Penny tells Leonard that everything goes wrong with their relationship when they talk. She then adds that she had an 8-month-long relation relationship with a guy named T.J. and they never talked.



** Which weighs the most, a pound of lead, a pound of aluminum, or a pound of cork?[[note]]Surprisingly, this actually becomes a valid question when one of the items in question is measured using ''troy'' weight (such as gold); a troy pound weighs less than a standard (avoirdupois) pound. And just to makes things even more fun, troy weight has more grains to the ounce but less ounces to the pound than avoirdupois -- so an ounce of gold weighs more than an ounce of feathers, but a pound of feathers weighs more than a pound of gold.[[/note]][[note]]It's also not as stupid as it sounds when you consider the question asks about ''weight'' and not ''mass'' and is thus affected by gravity. The tallest object (presumably the least dense, i.e. cork) will have a center of mass further away from the ground and thus weigh slightly less than aluminum, which will weigh slightly less than lead -- even though all three have the same mass. However, this caveat applies only when the question refers to weight, not mass: a pound of cork weighs less than a pound of aluminum, but a pound of cork has the same mass as a pound of aluminum.[[/note]]

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** Which weighs the most, a pound of lead, a pound of aluminum, or a pound of cork?[[note]]Surprisingly, this actually becomes a valid question when one of the items in question is measured using ''troy'' weight (such as gold); a troy pound weighs less than a standard (avoirdupois) pound. And just to makes things even more fun, troy weight has more grains to the ounce but less ounces to the pound than avoirdupois -- so an ounce of gold weighs more than an ounce of feathers, but a pound of feathers weighs more than a pound of gold.[[/note]][[note]]It's also not as stupid as it sounds when you consider the question asks about ''weight'' and not ''mass'' and is thus affected by gravity. The tallest object (presumably the least dense, i.e. cork) will have a center of mass further away from the ground and thus weigh slightly less than aluminum, which will weigh slightly less than lead -- even though all three have the same mass. However, this caveat applies only when the question refers to weight, not mass: a pound of cork weighs less than a pound of aluminum, but a pound of cork has the same mass as a pound of aluminum.[[/note]]
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* ''Radio/TheRickyGervaisShow'': Karl asks, "What are those things from ''Franchise/{{Gremlins}}'' called?". [[SubvertedTrope It turns out the answer he was looking for was 'Mogwai']], but Ricky and Stephen still mock him for how he chose to phrase the question

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* ''Radio/TheRickyGervaisShow'': Karl asks, "What are those things from ''Franchise/{{Gremlins}}'' called?". [[SubvertedTrope It turns out the answer he was looking for was 'Mogwai']], but Ricky and Stephen still mock him for how he chose to phrase the questionquestion.



* When the idea for Franchise/TheTransformers was being pitched to Hasbro, an executive apparently expressed concern over the leader of the bad guys being called Megatron, on the grounds that it sounded like Megaton, which was .kinda sinister.

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* When the idea for Franchise/TheTransformers was being pitched to Hasbro, an executive apparently expressed concern over the leader of the bad guys being called Megatron, on the grounds that it sounded like Megaton, which was .was kinda sinister.
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* ''Radio/TheRickyGervaisShow'': Karl asks, "What are those things from Gremlins called?". [[SubvertedTrope It turns out the answer he was looking for was 'Mogwai']], but Ricky and Stephen still mock him for how he chose to phrase the question

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* ''Radio/TheRickyGervaisShow'': Karl asks, "What are those things from Gremlins ''Franchise/{{Gremlins}}'' called?". [[SubvertedTrope It turns out the answer he was looking for was 'Mogwai']], but Ricky and Stephen still mock him for how he chose to phrase the question
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* ''Radio/TheRickyGervaisShow: Karl asks, "What are those things from Gremlins called?". [[SubvertedTrope It turns out the answer he was looking for was 'Mogwai']], but Ricky and Stephen still mock him for how he chose to phrase the question

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* ''Radio/TheRickyGervaisShow: ''Radio/TheRickyGervaisShow'': Karl asks, "What are those things from Gremlins called?". [[SubvertedTrope It turns out the answer he was looking for was 'Mogwai']], but Ricky and Stephen still mock him for how he chose to phrase the question

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* ''Radio/TheRickyGervaisShow: Karl asks, "What are those things from Gremlins called?". [[SubvertedTrope It turns out the answer he was looking for was 'Mogwai']], but Ricky and Stephen still mock him for how he chose to phrase the question



* When the idea for Franchise/TheTransformers was being pitched to Hasbro, an executive apparently expressed concern over the leader of the bad guys being called Megatron, on the grounds that it sounded like Megaton, which was kinda sinister.

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* When the idea for Franchise/TheTransformers was being pitched to Hasbro, an executive apparently expressed concern over the leader of the bad guys being called Megatron, on the grounds that it sounded like Megaton, which was was .kinda sinister.
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* in the ''Magazine/{{MAD}}'' parody of the first ''Film/{{Superman}}'' movie, someone asks why everyone is fleeing a disaster site when "the government told us there's no danger." The reply: "You just answered your own question, buddy!"

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* in the ''Magazine/{{MAD}}'' parody of the first ''Film/{{Superman}}'' ''Film/SupermanTheMovie'' movie, someone asks why everyone is fleeing a disaster site when "the government told us there's no danger." The reply: "You just answered your own question, buddy!"
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'''Major Agnew:''' Professor Death, is why on Earth you elected to name this contraption of yours the Giant Death R-- oh, I see.

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'''Major Agnew:''' Agnew:''' ...Professor Death, is why on Earth you elected to name this contraption of yours the Giant Death R-- oh, I see.

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* In ''Manga/OnePiece'', Zoro and Sanji discuss how the damage the Going Merry has incurred can't be fixed.
-->'''Sanji''': We've traveled together on this ship all the way from the East Blue to this place. Why now?\\
'''Zoro''': You just answered your own question. Human beings become stronger hardship after hardship. But ships are different. Their wounds just pile up.

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* In ''Manga/OnePiece'', Zoro and Sanji discuss how the damage the Going Merry ''Going Merry'' has incurred can't be fixed.
-->'''Sanji''': -->'''Sanji:''' We've traveled together on this ship all the way from the East Blue to this place. Why now?\\
'''Zoro''': '''Zoro:''' You just answered your own question. Human beings become stronger hardship after hardship. But ships are different. Their wounds just pile up.



-->'''Jon''': Why do cats do that? It drives me nuts!
-->'''Garfield''': *''reaches up and pinches Jon's cheek''* You just answered your own question, boopsie!

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-->'''Jon''': -->'''Jon:''' Why do cats do that? It drives me nuts!
-->'''Garfield''': *''reaches
nuts!\\
'''Garfield:''' ''[reaches
up and pinches Jon's cheek''* cheek]'' You just answered your own question, boopsie!



-->'''Mom:''' "Why do you keep cracking your knuckles like that?! It's driving me CRAZY!!"
-->'''Jeremy:''' ''*thinking*'' "...I love it when she answers her own question like that."

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-->'''Mom:''' "Why Why do you keep cracking your knuckles like that?! It's driving me CRAZY!!"
-->'''Jeremy:''' ''*thinking*'' "...
CRAZY!!\\
'''Jeremy:''' ''[thinking]'' ...
I love it when she answers her own question like that."



-->'''Howard''': Why is there a sticker on this? It's my TARDIS. From ''Doctor Who''. I was planning on moving it in the house.\\
'''Bernadette''': I think you just answered your own question.

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-->'''Howard''': -->'''Howard:''' Why is there a sticker on this? It's my TARDIS. From ''Doctor Who''. I was planning on moving it in the house.\\
'''Bernadette''': '''Bernadette:''' I think you just answered your own question.



-->'''Rosa''': I'm out. Four hours is the most time I've ever spent alone with any human. It was the worst experience of my life.\\
'''Amy''': What about that time we drove up to Boston together? That was about four hours. Oh, I see what just happened.

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-->'''Rosa''': -->'''Rosa:''' I'm out. Four hours is the most time I've ever spent alone with any human. It was the worst experience of my life.\\
'''Amy''': '''Amy:''' What about that time we drove up to Boston together? That was about four hours. Oh, I see what just happened.



* ''Webcomic/KevinAndKell'': Ralph accidentally lands a contract to host the [[WritingAroundTrademarks [=WikiBreaks=]]] site. When Kevin expresses his discomfort about this, Ralph asks: "How would anyone ever discover a connection between us and this site that exposes every secret under the - " [{{beat}}] "[[http://www.kevinandkell.com/2011/kk0202.html Oh. Right.]]"

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* ''Webcomic/GrrlPower'': [[https://www.grrlpowercomic.com/archives/comic/grrl-power-213-a-manxome-foe/ Sydney in one "talking head", post-strip part:]]
-->'''Sydney:''' What is it with martial artists always wanting tougher oppon... No, wait, I answered my own question.
* ''Webcomic/KevinAndKell'': Ralph accidentally lands a contract to host the [[WritingAroundTrademarks [=WikiBreaks=]]] site. When Kevin expresses his discomfort about this, Ralph asks: "How would anyone ever discover a connection between us and this site that exposes every secret under the - -- " [{{beat}}] "[[http://www.kevinandkell.com/2011/kk0202.html Oh. Right.]]"



'''Ben:''' Oh ... Right.

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'''Ben:''' Oh ...Oh... Right.



* ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'': In "Friend of Peter G" (in a DVD-exclusive scene), Peter and Brian go into a movie theater and watch the pre-movie trivia slides, one of which asks "Name the female star of 'Film/PrettyWoman' starring Creator/JuliaRoberts."

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* ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'': In "Friend of Peter G" (in a DVD-exclusive scene), Peter and Brian go into a movie theater and watch the pre-movie trivia slides, one of which asks "Name the female star of 'Film/PrettyWoman' ''Film/PrettyWoman'' starring Creator/JuliaRoberts."



-->'''Chris''': If you fail a challenge, or tell a lie, your whole team gets a shock.\\
'''Dave''': Uhm, what do you mean by "Shock"? Also, what are these metal collars Chef's putting on us?\\
'''Chris''': You just answered your question. But let me make it even clearer.\\
''[Pushes the remote that sends an electric shock through all players' collars.]''

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-->'''Chris''': -->'''Chris:''' If you fail a challenge, or tell a lie, your whole team gets a shock.\\
'''Dave''': '''Dave:''' Uhm, what do you mean by "Shock"? Also, what are these metal collars Chef's putting on us?\\
'''Chris''': '''Chris:''' You just answered your question. But let me make it even clearer.\\
''[Pushes ''[pushes the remote that sends an electric shock through all players' collars.]''collars]''



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* In ''{{Fanfic/Luminosity}}'', when Maggie asks what she has to do to win Gianna over:
-->'''Alice:''' First of all, don't eat anybody. Gianna is quite forgiving, but that also means she'll forgive Bella if you eat someone and Bella kills you, and then where would you be?
-->'''Maggie:''' ...Dead, presumably.

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