I have heard a person say "There's nothing wrong with that!" in precisely the tone of voice that says there is
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Chronos Tachyon
on May 09, 2007
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I can't think of any other tags at the moment. For the record, the conversation referenced went like this:
"So, are you two roommates?"
"No, we're gay. Our <foo> anniversary is coming up."
*silence*
*shock*
*creepy cheerfulness*
"Well, there's nothing wrong with that!"
And many other such conversations are imaginable:
personA: so you eat your own toes?
personB: there's nothing wrong with that!
personA: so... you burn 200 tires a day for fuel?
personB: there's nothing wrong with that!
personA: so... you voted for George Bush at the last election despite having clear evidence that the man was a fucking fruit cake?
personB: I am so sorry - it was really stupid of me...
Dick Cheney: Hey! There's nothing wrong with that!
I can't remember ever hearing that, but that's utterly hilarious!