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{{quote|'''''Tobias''': We didn't know if it was rude to ask, but, uh... How do you eat with no mouth?<br />
'''Ax''': What do you mean, how do I eat? I have hooves, don't I''?|''[[
Whenever the heroes, and by extension the audience, have a question, it's generally good form for it to be answered at some point, lest the audience get pissed and demand their money back. These questions can vary in importance, but when it comes to the [[Cryptically Unhelpful Answer]], they sometimes have one thing in common: [[Exactly What It Says
Sometimes "answers" don't really answer your question. Sometimes they leave the heroes and the audience even more confused than they were before. It's intentional on the part of the author, but not intentional on the part of whoever's doing the answering.
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== [[Film]] - Animated ==
* From ''[[
{{quote| '''Lord Mayor''': Get help!<br />
'''Admiral Fred:''' But where should I go?<br />
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== [[Literature]] ==
* In ''[[
* In the ''[[Belgariad]]/[[Malloreon]]'' these are abundant, leading to various characters (mostly Beldin and Belgarath) remarking how they hate riddles. When asked of one character why this is the only answer she gives, she tells them that it makes people think more about her words. Plus she knows it irritates people.
== [[Live Action TV]] ==
* ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]'': Worf refuses to explain why 23rd-century Klingons don't look like their [[Rubber Forehead Aliens|24th-century counterparts]], saying only, "[[Noodle Incident|We do not discuss it with outsiders!]]"
* ''[[The X
* Ambassador Kosh of ''[[Babylon
{{quote| '''Sheridan''': [sighs] Well, as answers go, short, to the point, utterly useless, and totally consistent with what I've come to expect from a Vorlon.<br />
'''Kosh''': Good. }}
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