For all you know it could be all my fault.
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There could be a yellow pad of paper inside for all you know.
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We could be doing it right as we write this for all you know.
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But don't get too comfortable — for all you know, this season will bring another transformation.
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For all you know, your symptoms might be the result of a condition best treated soon.
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For all you know, the screen you're about to touch could be glazed with... someone's foot sweat.
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For all you know, their heads are, in real life, three times as large as their bodies. Terrific!
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For all you know the gift you are re-gifting may have been a re-gift of its own!
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For all you know, you and your partner pursued each other partly due to the curiosity that your rising signs sparked.
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For all you know, Lundquist says, your family could be trying to respect your relationship's privacy by not bringing it up.
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But ultimately in the next election for all you know something crazy's going to happen 10 days out that's not your fault.
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Patriots running back LeGarrette Blount plays in one of the most physically demanding leagues in the world, but for all you know, he's just playing games around the house.
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For all you know, they have an open marriage, and the wife, in alerting her husband to the noise complaint, was aware of the activity if not its amplitude.
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For all you know they could've been having a really bad day, are tired from all the stuff a normal high schooler goes through, and completely forgot they had a quiz.
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For all you know, behind their joyful, exotic holiday snaps may lie private turmoils, and their latest designer purchases could be little more than a superficial cover for a painful emptiness beneath.
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If you took some half-remembered IQ test in school and heard you got a 106, then good news: For all you know, you too might have the ability to be a professor of quantum physics.
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You know, the ones you have when you're walking home alone at night and someone pops out from behind a car and you have a minor heart attack because for all you know he could be the Raincoat Rapist or the sex stabber.
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Obviously, it's impossible to know exactly who is answering these questions—it could be a 12-year-old having fun for all you know—which is one of the many reasons that it would be unwise to take anything on the forum as sound advice.
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Tom wants to marry Liza, but she tells him that "it's too lite now" because she thinks she is pregnant. Tom says he wouldn't mind that, but she insists on refusing. Meanwhile, at the Blakestones', Jim beats up his wife. Other residents hear them and young Polly appeals to some for help, but they choose not to interfere in other people's domestic problems ("She'll git over it; an' p'raps she deserves it, for all you know").
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A chronologically later storyline involving Strange pre-Crisis involved Alfred being hospitalized as part of Strange's scheme, and during a conversation between Gordon and Batman over the phone after Strange's defeat, Gordon pointedly tells Batman to inform an unnamed 'mutual acquaintance' that Gordon has checked on the acquaintance's friend in hospital and the doctors expect a full recovery.Batman Annual #10 During No Man's Land, Batman attempts to regain Gordon's trust by revealing his identity. Gordon refuses to look at him after he removes the cowl, however, stating that if he wanted to know Batman's identity, he could have figured it out years ago, and even cryptically saying, "And for all you know, maybe I did." During the Hush story arc, while working with Superman, Batman discusses whether or not Perry White has figured out Superman's secret identity.
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