Anything can be a question if you stick words like “can’t it” and a question mark at the end of it, can’t it?
Is that any different than “Would you believe”?
Does it have to be?
If a person speaks with an upward inflection asks a question, would it become a statement?
Doesn’t that depend on other factors, as well?
Can you give examples of those factors?
I, too, would like to hear some examples, ok?
How about if he had an upward infection?
Is that an ailment of the rich and pampered, like gout?
So if you’re convinced you have a foot disease, is there not a gout in your mind?
If you had a rude drunk guy in the mineral-extraction dig behind your house, would you have a lout in your mine?
If you were thinking about Mike Tyson and Evander Holyfield, would you have a bout in mind?
Do you think, without a doubt, there wouldn’t be a bout?
How 'bout Abbott?
Who’s on first?
What’s on second?
I suppose I should ask about third now?
Isn’t I don’t know on third?
Do you care who’s short stop?
Isn’t “shortstop” usually spelled as one word?