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16 Easter-egg questions you can ask Siri to get a hilarious response

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Executive assistants are rapidly vanishing from the workplace, and in their place has come Siri, the voice-activated virtual assistant created by Apple.

Siri is incredibly talented — in a matter of seconds she can make a dinner reservation, tell you how many calories are in a bagel, and sort through your music library.

But it seems that Siri's creators decided to give the virtual assistant a sense of humor, too. Siri will occasionally provide a hilarious response to your questions, or even weigh in on popular "Game of Thrones" fan theories.

For example, iPhone users discovered that when asked to divide zero by zero, Siri responds, "Imagine that you have zero cookies and you split them evenly among zero friends. How many cookies does each person get? See? It doesn't make sense. And Cookie Monster is sad that there are no cookies, and you are sad that you have no friends."

So that you don't have to, we spent a few hours chatting with our iPhone to find Siri's funniest responses. Check out our favorite 16.

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For "Game of Thrones" fans, Siri provides some hints about the origins of Jon Snow's father (a topic that is widely debated).

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Will Haskell contributed to an earlier version of this report.

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