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* The answer to "Is the Pope Catholic?" occasionally gets subverted in ''EuropaUniversalis'' {{After Action Report}}s. HilarityEnsues.{{

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The standard form is "Is the sky blue?" Another commonly-parodied question is "Is the Pope a Catholic?" There are several vulgar (but funny) versions. The kiddie version is "Does a bear poo in the woods?" (Adults use it too, but with stronger language, or mixing it up the previous for amusement) Bonus points if someone then points out a relevant exception to the obvious statement.

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The standard form is "Is the sky blue?" Another commonly-parodied question is "Is the Pope a Catholic?" There are several vulgar (but funny) versions. The kiddie version is "Does a bear poo in the woods?" (Adults use it too, but with stronger language, or mixing it up the previous for amusement) Bonus points if someone then points out a relevant exception to the obvious statement.
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* ''[[NurseryCrime The Fourth Bear]]'' has "Do I shit in the woods?" (said by a bear, naturally).

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** [[LooneyTunes Would Foghorn Leghorn]] [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gV369kpV4h0 make a really bad book narrator?]]




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*** "If a tree falls in the woods when nobody is around, does it still make a noise?"
*** "Can you find ''anything'' on the Internet?"
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* In ''{{Scrubs}}'', JD answers a question with this:
--> '''JD:''' Do chickens wish they could fly?
--> '''Kevin Casey:''' I don't know.
--> '''JD:''' Oh, I like to think that they do.

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* In ''FreeWilly'', the owner of the park asks Jesse if he can have Willy ready to perform? He replies, "Do dogs pee on brick walls?"


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* On ''AngelaAnaconda'', Angela asks Nicky if he's serious about them being cast in the Abatti's Pizza commercial. He replies, "Hey, is the Pope Italian?" Gina, of course, corrects him.
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** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uzFLWYF5hQU Do dogs chase cats?]]
** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IcZd-ql7t1I Is the pen mightier than the sword?]]
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** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFYryDW9f_4 Does it take two to tango?]]
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* The Cole Porter song "Do I Love You?"
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* In ''WillAndGrace'': "Does a gay bear have anonymous sex in the woods?"
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-->"I told you, man, His Holiness' bodily functions are his own business."

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* In the ''RedDwarf'' episode ''Emohawk'', when Starbug is on fire and Lister spots a planet with an ocean:
-->'''Lister:''' Can you get us there?
-->'''Cat:''' Does mouse shit roll?
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* ClassOf3000 had an episode that used this as a running gag. One memorable instance involves Madison asking Sunny a question, only to have Sunny respond with "Is my shoe closet visible from space?" (Which it is.)
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** "Is Bismarck the capital of North Dakota?"
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* The ''{{Discworld}}'' HoldYourHippogriffs versions are "Is the High Priest an Offlerian?" and "Does a swamp dragon explode in the woods?" Susan uses "Does a bear poo in the woods?" in ''Discworld/ThiefOfTime'', with a footnote explaining that that's what teaching primary school does to you[[hottip:*:but not why she's using the real world expression rather than the discworldian one]].

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* The ''{{Discworld}}'' HoldYourHippogriffs versions are "Is the High Priest an Offlerian?" and "Does a swamp dragon explode in the woods?" Susan uses "Does a bear poo in the woods?" in ''Discworld/ThiefOfTime'', with a footnote explaining that that's what teaching primary school does to you[[hottip:*:but not why she's using the real world expression rather than the discworldian one]].you.
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*** "Can only dogs hear dog whistles?"

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I *think* I have the radio ones pretty much right., but if it\'s not word for word, feel free to correct it.



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** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yenuvSUKugc Is having a snowball fight with pitching great Randy Johnson a bad idea?]]
** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cdy3orO6tQA&feature=channel Is Abe Lincoln honest?]]
** They have done several radio commercials in this fashion as well:
*** "Is sneaking out of a really boring meeting wearing tap shoes a bad idea?"
*** "Does a rolling stone gather no moss?"
*** "Do mimes make even less sense when you can't see them?"
*** "Does helium make opera sound less stuffy?"
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* [[TheMalaproper Kelly]] in ''{{Married with Childen}}'' mixes up the two most frequent examples, saying: "Is a bear Catholic?"

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* [[TheMalaproper Kelly]] in ''{{Married with Childen}}'' ''MarriedWithChildren'' mixes up the two most frequent examples, saying: "Is a bear Catholic?"
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* The answer to "Is the Pope Catholic?" occasionally gets subverted in ''EuropaUniversalis'' {{After Action Report}}s. HilarityEnsues.

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* The answer to "Is the Pope Catholic?" occasionally gets subverted in ''EuropaUniversalis'' {{After Action Report}}s. HilarityEnsues.
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* [[TheMalaproper Kelly]] in ''{{Married with Childen}}'' mixes up the two most frequent examples, saying: "Is a bear Catholic?"

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* ''TreasurePlanet'':
-->'''Mr. Arrow:''' We're about to get under way. Would you like to observe the launch, Doctor?
-->'''Doctor Doppler:''' Would I? Does an active galactic nucleus have superluminal jets?
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-->'''Doctor Doppler:''' [Sheepishly] I'll follow you.
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** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1aZLw_KBdqc Can Charlie Daniels play a mean fiddle?]]

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** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1aZLw_KBdqc com/watch?v=i-E0ArYhwc4 Can Charlie Daniels play a mean fiddle?]]
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--> ''"Does a bear poop in the woods?"''
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** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JhlWddAXSRA Does a former drill sergeant make a terrible therapist?]] (cue [[FullMetalJacket R. Lee Ermey]])

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** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JhlWddAXSRA Does a former drill sergeant make a terrible therapist?]] (cue [[FullMetalJacket R. Lee Ermey]])
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** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JhlWddAXSRA Does a former drill sergeant make a terrible therapist?]] (cue [[FullMetalJacket R. Lee Ermey]])
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The standard form is "Is the sky blue?" Another commonly-parodied question is "Is the Pope a Catholic?" There are several vulgar (but funny) versions. The kiddie version is "Does a bear poo in the woods?" (Adults use it too, but with stornger language, or mixing it up the previous for amusement) Bonus points if someone then points out a relevant exception to the obvious statement.

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The standard form is "Is the sky blue?" Another commonly-parodied question is "Is the Pope a Catholic?" There are several vulgar (but funny) versions. The kiddie version is "Does a bear poo in the woods?" (Adults use it too, but with stornger stronger language, or mixing it up the previous for amusement) Bonus points if someone then points out a relevant exception to the obvious statement.
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The standard form is "Is the sky blue?" Another commonly-parodied question is "Is the Pope a Catholic?" There are several vulgar (but funny) versions. The kiddie version is "Does a bear poo in the woods?" Bonus points if someone then points out a relevant exception to the obvious statement.

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The standard form is "Is the sky blue?" Another commonly-parodied question is "Is the Pope a Catholic?" There are several vulgar (but funny) versions. The kiddie version is "Does a bear poo in the woods?" (Adults use it too, but with stornger language, or mixing it up the previous for amusement) Bonus points if someone then points out a relevant exception to the obvious statement.



* The {{Foundation}} prequels used "Is the Emperor fat?"

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* The {{Foundation}} ''{{Foundation}}'' prequels used "Is the Emperor fat?"



(In other words... No!)

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(In other words... No!)
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The standard form is "Is the sky blue?" There are several vulgar (but funny) versions. The kiddie version is "Does a bear poo in the woods?" Bonus points if someone then points out a relevant exception to the obvious statement.

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The standard form is "Is the sky blue?" Another commonly-parodied question is "Is the Pope a Catholic?" There are several vulgar (but funny) versions. The kiddie version is "Does a bear poo in the woods?" Bonus points if someone then points out a relevant exception to the obvious statement.



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* In the ''DoctorWho'' ''SherlockHolmes'' crossover ''All-Consuming Fire'', Ace says, "Does the pope wear a funny hat?" Watson, who met the pope earlier in the story, replies, "Not the last time I saw him."

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* In the ''DoctorWho'' ''SherlockHolmes'' crossover ''All-Consuming Fire'', ''[[VirginNewAdventures All-Consuming Fire]]'', Ace says, "Does the pope wear a funny hat?" Watson, who met the pope earlier in the story, replies, "Not the last time I saw him." "

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->Spokesman: Could switching to Geico really save you 15% or more on car insurance?

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->Spokesman: -->'''Spokesman:''' Could switching to Geico really save you 15% or more on car insurance?



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* In the comic strip ''Nancy and Hugo'', the titular girl is inquiring if Hugo finds her pretty. He responds with "Does a leopard have spots?" She takes it as a yes; turns out he was doing biology homework.



* The {{Discworld}} HoldYourHippogriffs versions are "Is the High Priest an Offlerian?" and "Does a swamp dragon explode in the woods?" Susan uses "Does a bear poo in the woods?" in ''Discworld/ThiefOfTime'', with a footnote explaining that that's what teaching primary school does to you[[hottip:*: but not why she's using the real world expression rather than the discworldian one]].

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* The {{Discworld}} ''{{Discworld}}'' HoldYourHippogriffs versions are "Is the High Priest an Offlerian?" and "Does a swamp dragon explode in the woods?" Susan uses "Does a bear poo in the woods?" in ''Discworld/ThiefOfTime'', with a footnote explaining that that's what teaching primary school does to you[[hottip:*: but you[[hottip:*:but not why she's using the real world expression rather than the discworldian one]].



* In one episode of ''{{Friends}}'', one of Ross' girlfriends (Cheryl) asks him if he'd like to come in, and he replies, "Did homo-erectus hunt with wooden tools?"
* In the ''DoctorWho'' ''SherlockHolmes'' crossover ''All-Consuming Fire'', Ace says "Does the pope wear a funny hat?" Watson, who met the pope earlier in the story, replies "Not the last time I saw him."

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* In one episode of ''{{Friends}}'', one of Ross' girlfriends (Cheryl) asks him if whether he'd like to come in, and he replies, "Did homo-erectus ''Homo erectus'' hunt with wooden tools?"
* In the ''DoctorWho'' ''SherlockHolmes'' crossover ''All-Consuming Fire'', Ace says says, "Does the pope wear a funny hat?" Watson, who met the pope earlier in the story, replies replies, "Not the last time I saw him."



->''Am I un-H-A-P-P-Y? Does a newborn baby cry?''
->''Did Elvis really die? Did Little Red Riding wear a hood? Did the Three Bears shit in the wood?''
->''Is Humpty Dumpty fat? Does the Pope wear funny hats?''
->''Is wrestling fixed?''
* A classic subversion: Thomas Dolby's song "Airhead" from the album ''Aliens Ate my Buick'' has this lyric:

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->''Am -->''Am I un-H-A-P-P-Y? Does a newborn baby cry?''
->''Did -->''Did Elvis really die? Did Little Red Riding wear a hood? Did the Three Bears shit in the wood?''
->''Is -->''Is Humpty Dumpty fat? Does the Pope wear funny hats?''
->''Is -->''Is wrestling fixed?''
* A classic subversion: Thomas Dolby's song "Airhead" from the album ''Aliens Ate my My Buick'' has this lyric:



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* In the comic strip ''Nancy and Hugo'', Nancy is inquiring whether Hugo finds her pretty. He responds with, "Does a leopard have spots?" She takes it as a yes; turns out he was doing biology homework.
* In an early ''{{Garfield}}'' strip, Jon asks Garfield, "Did you ever think you could win a cat show?" Garfield responds, "Does a baby go goo?"

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* In ''GrandTheftAutoSanAndreas'', CJ has a tendency to reply to Cesar Vialpando with, "Does the Pope shit in the woods?" Confusion ensues.



** another example is from the episode "Husbands And Knives" sees Springfield's new comic book store owner (voiced by JackBlack) answers, "Does Galactus eat planets?" when Bart is so surprised that the new comic book guy wants to know Bart thinks about two comic book characters that he has to ask if the guy is being serious.
* In ''{{Futurama}}'', the favored variant is "Is the Space-Pope reptilian?" (He is)

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* In San Andreas, CJ has a tendency to reply to Cesar Vialpando with "Does the Pope shit in the woods?". Confusion ensues.

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** another Another example is from the episode "Husbands And Knives" sees and Knives", in which Springfield's new comic book store owner (voiced by JackBlack) answers, "Does Galactus eat planets?" when Bart is so surprised that the new comic book guy wants to know what Bart thinks about two comic book characters that he Bart has to ask if whether the guy is being serious.
* In ''{{Futurama}}'', the favored variant is is, "Is the Space-Pope reptilian?" (He is)

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* In San Andreas, CJ has a tendency to reply to Cesar Vialpando with "Does the Pope shit in the woods?". Confusion ensues.

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* The {{Discworld}} HoldYourHippogriffs versions are "Is the High Priest an Offlerian?" and "Does a swamp dragon explode in the woods?" Susan uses "Does a bear poo in the woods?" in ''Discworld/ThiefOfTime'', with a footnote explaining that that's what teaching primary school does to you.

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* The {{Discworld}} HoldYourHippogriffs versions are "Is the High Priest an Offlerian?" and "Does a swamp dragon explode in the woods?" Susan uses "Does a bear poo in the woods?" in ''Discworld/ThiefOfTime'', with a footnote explaining that that's what teaching primary school does to you.you[[hottip:*: but not why she's using the real world expression rather than the discworldian one]].

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* '''Carter USM''', "Is Wrestling Fixed?"

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* '''Carter USM''', ''Carter USM'', "Is Wrestling Fixed?"



* In San Andreas, CJ has a tendency to reply to Cesar Vialpando with "Does the Pope shit in the woods?". Confusion ensues.

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* In San Andreas, CJ has a tendency to reply to Cesar Vialpando with "Does the Pope shit in the woods?". Confusion ensues.ensues.

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