For example:  
"I wonder what's in this box?" or:
Guy 1: "I can't seem to find my phone."  
Guy 2: "Maybe it's on the couch?"  
And even when people are just confused. Like "I see this happening all the time?".  

So shouldn't those sentences be ended with a period instead of a question mark? Since they're statements and not questions? Or am I wrong on this one?

edit: So whenever somebody puts a question mark at the end of a sentence, it's a question, right? So when a guy says "I wonder why my penis is so hard" he's asking whether or not he wonders why his penis is hard, right?

Post edited at 9:22 am on Aug. 28, 2008 by ErnestoTheTrippyOne

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If dogs could talk, this is what he'd say.

is a question itself.

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"Maybe it's on the couch?"  

is a question itself.

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That sounds like a suggestion. "Maybe it's on the couch or something." It's more of a "maybe" mixed with a suggestion, I guess.

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If dogs could talk, this is what he'd say.

No, but this is an answer.

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maybe they should have created a confusion mark

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Post edited at 4:30 am on Aug. 28, 2008 by mightyboosher

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