Go figure!

"Go figure!" is an American expression. It means something like "It doesn't make sense, I don't understand it either. You can GO and try to FIGURE it out if you want!"
"She divorced him, and he came crawling back, and she took him back! Go figure!"
It means that the person speaking (or writing) thinks that something doesn't make sense, or that it's impossible to understand or FIGURE out,

"Incredible," I thought, "that six years ago she was already better than I at volleyball!" Now she wanted to play in Gvagma, but being only 14, would not be allowed to play, whereas I was the High Maid of all Gvagma's 2000 teams. Go figure! The irony of it all!

Does it fit here?

electrum"Incredible," I thought, "that six years ago she was already better than I at volleyball!" Now she wanted to play in Gvagma, but being only 14, would not be allowed to play, whereas I was the High Maid of all Gvagma's 2000 teams. Go figure! The irony of it all!Does it fit here?

Yes, it's the same idea. It is an expression of incredulity, or disbelief,

That's what I was thinking, but it's hard to find a clear definition online. Thanks.

That's what I was thinking, but it's hard to find a clear definition online. Thanks.

Honestly I don't think it means much of anything. People seem to use it whenever they need an appropriately stinging punctuation mark at the end of a story, so I don't know that a formal definition can be nailed down. It annoys me simply because the people who say it don't know what it means, either. And so the sad circle of ignorance continues.

Sorry, rough day at work.

Anyway I

AnonymousHonestly I don't think it means much of anything. People seem to use it whenever they need an appropriately stinging punctuation mark at the end of a story, so I don't know that a formal definition can be nailed down. It annoys me simply because the people who say it don't know what it means, either. And so the sad circle of ignorance continues.
Sorry, rough