No, because if you expect the unexpected, then it is unexpected when what you expect happens, but not unexpected when the expected unexpectadely happens.

:) I hope that made no sense whatsoever. And I did expect that would happen.

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If I say yes, can I go sit in the corner and cry for a while because my head has exploded?

As Rincewind comments "How do you expect the unexpected, by it's very definition it is not expected, if you expect it it ceases to be the unexpected."

I think if your expecting the unexpected, and it happens you are expecting what is happeing. (Sweet pick!)

If you expect: the unexpected, then you can make the PREVIOUSLY unexpected: expectable.

After i answer this pick am i allowed to hit my head to the wall :)

If you expect the unexpected then the unexpected ceases to be unexpected so... um... yes? I think?

To quote Donald Rumsfeld: "There are known knowns. And there are unknown knowns." What does this have to do with this pick? Absolutely nothing! ;-)

you would expect the unexpected but it would not be totally, specifically expected.

wait... wat?

YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!