"Ask no Questions, Hear no Answers"

renee3 | 16:25 Thu 12th Aug 2004 | Phrases & Sayings

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i would like to know the origin of the Phrase " Ask no questions hear no answers" i am illistrating it for a project and can't seem to find it

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boognish76

I thought it was 'ask no questions, hear no lies'.

andytreble99

i think the phrase originated from somebody called renee3, circa 12/8/04...I'm with Boognish on this..."ask no questions, hear no lies" Or "ask no questions & I'll tell you no lies"

m1llymolly

I thought the phrase was "Ask no questions, tell no lies" I may be wrong?

Janetex

And I thought that it was "Ask me no questions and I'll tell you no lies.".

CrshN2mme

it's "ask me no questions and I'll tell you no lies"

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