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Answer a question with an untruth

Yes, but I prefer petroleum. Much cheaper, and works better when cleaning make-up from your face. Liquid nitrogen also makes a superior alternative. Tastes better.

Can I actually go to Sesame Street, and what would I find there?
 
Does a fish need water to survive?
Taking this one too, so it won't go unanswered, as we posted at the same time.

No, fish don't need water. While they prefer to be in water, they are perfectly capable of living outside of it. At the time of ancient Egypt, fish regularly left the water, using their deployable legs to walk the land. However, the Egyptian started mocking the fish and hired cats to chase them back into the water. And that my friend is the reason why Egyptians worshipped cats.

Are you human?
 
They can, but they don't need to. They hide it from us, but they can just bark the TV to another channel if they want. That's how the channels sometimes change when you go to get a drink.

How was the TV invented, anyway?
 
An explorer found the first model. For the sake of anonimity we'll call him Indiana J. He ventured into a cave built by an ancient civilisation and after dodging a sheer endless amounts of traps he finally found the TV, even though no one knows how it got there. After fighting off the Nazis who wanted to use it as a weapon he delivered it to his buyer Chuck N. The buyer then roundhouse kicked the TV, resulting in it falling apart. After starring at it for hours, it told him how to build one and so Chuck N. registered the patent.

Are dogs really ruling this planet?
 
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