Doesn't expecting the unexpected?

In a weird kind of confusing way yes. So it's better to just have no expectations at all! :)

Yes so you really are no longer expecting the unexpected but the expected and could still be caught off guard by the unexpected so be sure and expect that too. :)

Yes. Because the unexpected is now the expected, you're expecting it to happen, but when it does, it comes unexpectedly.

Makes sense to me...

yeah! i like this question. I guess that would make the unexpected expected- just making sure you're ready for anything at any time anywhere

If you want to wait nervously waiting for the expected to happen, then yes, totally!

fear of the unexpected upon fear of the now anticipated, exception to the rule, .....THE Expected!

AaaHhhhh!

In a sense, yes. However, pondering the unknown is a fool's errand.

Sadly, that actually made sense to me!

And yeah, I guess it does. Even still, sometimes I am taken by surprise...

Yep,then ya let yer guard down

I suspect it will come with a price.

all that went straight thru me skull mate sorry