go figure

People were still coming to see the live shows, so go figure."

He was an actor for the local community theatre: Go figure.

"I've got to go figure a few things out," he said.

Go figure, maybe she bought them at the duty free shop.

But then again, the press considers Obama elite, so go figure.

"I've got to go figure out how much trouble I'm in now.

Here, let's get one more shot, then you go figure our posit.

She swept her hands out in a "go figure" gesture.

Well, just go figure how to sell 10$ movie to people like them.

Go figure, but all the island families, they're smiling and whistling.

Go figure A verbal shrug has been whipping through the language.

Go figure, the cure for hives also gives me them.

"Well, go figure," she said to the three sets of eyes now focused tightly on her.

Go figure, but I knew my new pals wouldn't be interested.

Go figure, I should have read the article properly.

Hey, go figure countries act in their own interests.

Go figure why the majority of the population that suffers from this madness never does anything about it.

So, hey, go figure, we have a form of conservation that makes business sense."

Go figure I think the format is as clear as it can be.

But go figure this one: ice cream sales were triple the normal level.

Then shortening took place, and by the 1970s we had go figure.

And let's go figure out how to change the world out there."

"Go figure," Williams said later, laughing at the craziness of the game.

"People are skeptical of oil companies - go figure!"

If you're so damned smart, you go figure out what it is."