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Q: Can I ask you a question? | A: You just did....
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Q: Can I ask you another question? | A: That was another question.
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Q: What does the word why mean? | A: Isn't that two questions?
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Q: Can a question hide inside a bigger question? | A: Yes, sometimes.
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Q: Can big questions hide in small questions? | A: Yes. This always happens.
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Q: Why do kids love the word why? | A: It’s the most interesting question.
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Q: What is the most boring question? | A: Correct. What is the most boring question.
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Q: Why do children love the word ‘why’? | A: There is only one I in why.
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Q: Why do why's make us wise? | A: 'Cos they need many I's .
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Q: Do all questions need answers? | A: No, some call for actions.
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Q:Can I ask you a question? | A:You already proved that youcan.
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Q:Then I will ask you a question | A:I am ready for yourquestion.
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Q: OK - why are we here? | A: That is more than one question.
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Q: How is it? | Because why means for what?.
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Q:. | A: Why means for what?.
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Q:. | A: Why means for what?. |