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'''Timmy''': What are ''yoou'' talking about?
'''Jorgen''': I'm talking about the fact you wished up an amusement park in your backyard and didn't invite me! You know how much I love the swan boats!
'''Timmy''': ....YES, I DO!|''[[The Fairly Odd ParentsOddParents]]'', Meet the OddParents}}
 
Alice has been acting suspicious. Bob knows she's up to something, watches her, and...[[Are You Pondering What I'm Pondering?|comes to the wrong conclusion.]] He confronts Alice with what he thinks he knows, and Alice, to keep him from discovering her real secret, lets Bob think he got it right. May lead to a [[Maintain the Lie]] to keep Bob from catching on.
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{{quote|'''Alisa:''' What country is Fate from?
'''Nanoha:''' Eh?
'''Suzuka:''' [[Theme Naming|Testarossa]]...is that an Italian name?
'''Nanoha:''' Ah...oh yeah! Italian! She's Italian! }}
* Subverted in ''[[Victorian Romance Emma]]'': Adele does this to comfort and cover for Emma after a party. Emma gets drunk and lets her secret slip when she ends up crying over William. Adele gets it, but simply escorts Emma to her room with only a "Liquor can be overwhelming if you've never had it before."
* The English dub of ''[[Crayon Shin-chan]]'' gives us this:
{{quote|'''Shin''': What's 'exasjulate [[Don't Explain the Joke|(ejaculate)]]' mean? Some type of lady face cream?
'''Hiro''': Sure, Let's Go with That }}
* ''[[Code Geass]]'', when Lelouch encounters an opponent he can't fight ({{spoiler|Nunnally}}), resulting in a [[Ten-Minute Retirement]]:
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* ''[[Girl Genius]]'', in [http://www.girlgeniusonline.com/comic.php?date=20030903 this] example. Also a meta-[[Sure Why Not]].
* ''[[Order of the Stick]]'' does it [http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0597.html here], after what was supposed to be a [[Badass Boast]]:
{{quote|'''[[Squishy Wizard|Vaarsuvius]]:''' Oh, forget it. It would take longer to make you understand than it would to research the next spell.
'''[[Spoony Bard|Elan]]:''' Wait -- are you saying that you're going to research the spell "Haste" if I don't distract you anymore?
'''[[Squishy Wizard|Vaarsuvius]]:''' Yes, that is it exactly. You have perfectly gleaned my true intentions, well done. Have a cookie. }}
** An [http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0041.html earlier one]:
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== Western Animation ==
 
* Became a [[Running Gag]] [[Catch Phrase]] on ''[[The Fairly Odd ParentsOddParents]]'' to the point where they could parody it:
{{quote|'''Vicky''': Hey, this microphone uses technology to make your voice deep and irresistible.
'''Timmy''': [[Magic From Technology|Uh...]] sure, let's go with that.
'''Vicky''': Which means everyone will think I'm ''you''!
'''Timmy''': No, let's ''not'' go with that! }}
* ''[[Avatar: The Last Airbender]]'' has [[Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass|Iroh]] deciding to teach [[The Determinator|Zuko]] a powerful yet dangerous technique. As Zuko tries to understand why they're drinking tea instead of practising, he comes up with the explanation that it's because tea is a relaxing drink and will allow him to do better when he's taught.
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'''Snaptrap''': Yes...that's what it was, ketchup. Lots and lots of ketchup. }}
* In ''[[Kim Possible]]'' episode, ''The Mentor of Our Discontent'', Drakken has Shego don a blonde wig and dress in order to distract Martin Smarty, whilst he and Frugal Lucre break into his office. The distraction works, but Smarty becomes just a little too enamoured with Shego for her tastes, leading to this exchange;
{{quote|'''Martin Smarty''': Well, ''[[Hello, Nurse!|hello]]''...Being a ''single'' father such as I am, it would be my privilege to assist you, Miss...?
'''Shego''': Whoa! Back off!
'''Martin Smarty''': Miss...Wobakoff??
'''Shego''': Yeah...fine. Miss Wobakoff. Yeah...clever. }}
** There's also the [[With This Ring|the misunderstanding]] Kim and Ron had over the Magno-Rings in ''Car Alarm'';
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== Real Life ==
 
* This is a good tactic to use when you're running a ''[[Dungeons and& Dragons]]'' game: if the players figure out something and they're wrong, but it wouldn't do any harm to change things so that they're right, just go with it: it's no extra work for you and makes your players feel clever for "working it out".
** Alternatively, you could let them think they got it right, and surprise them with just how wrong they were. Sort of like what could happen in a good story.
** Also a good tactic when the DM asks if you did something in preparation. "Did you do X before Y?" "...yeah, sure."