Can you answer a question with a question?

[RhymeLovingWriter]

Have I said too much already?

[MHenry]

Given your religious proclivities, might we assume you know a lot of people named Guido who could have inadvertently disposed of your Phillips screwdriver and cleaned your pool at the same time without your knowledge?

[PoetryBree]

Doesnt that seem a bit absurd though?

[MHenry]

Don't you think we should consider all possibilities, just to be sure we don't miss the obvious?

[RhymeLovingWriter]

How could I possibly answer that question and hope to stay alive?

[BiocideJ]

Have you considered that said screwdriver was really just an alien species from a tangential dimension who has simply returned home?

[PoetryBree]

Is it possible the screwdriver was just your imagination?

[MHenry]

All this talk of screwdrivers makes me thirsty - does anyone have vodka?

[PoetryBree]

No, I have root beer though! So would you like some root beer?

[BiocideJ]

Sarsparilla?

[RhymeLovingWriter]

Will that be on ice or straight up?

[BiocideJ]

Straight up now tell me, is it gonna be you and me forever?

[MHenry]

If a statement is combined with a question, e.g., Quoting...No, I have root beer though! So would you like some root beer? does it qualify as answering a question with a question, or is it considered to be answering a question with a statement and a question (in which case I will take a sarsaparilla on ice - wow! I would never have got sarsaparilla right on a spelling bee, would I? - are multiple questions a problem for you?)?

[BiocideJ]

Can I say: it's fine by me, Google was my friend, and not at all?

[RhymeLovingWriter]

Straight up now tell me, is it gonna be you and me forever?

'Oh, oh, oh, or are you just havin' fun?'

Are triples allowed like that?