Oscars 2012: Burning questions answered  Why did they say that,
drink that, do that? We answer Oscar’s biggest burning
questions.  Sacha Baron Cohen, dressed as his character 'General
Aladeen' at the Academy Awards on Feb. 26, 2012.  Jason Merritt
/ Getty Images   They laughed, they drank, they showed maybe
just a wee bit too much skin. But the star of the night was a
mystery man with a famous backside: Carl the seat filler.  Each
year there are some head scratchers included in the Academy
Awards and here we do our best to answer some of burning
questions that come up during a three-hour-plus telecast.  But
at least one question remains unanswered. We have no idea where
you can get a tuxedo like Carl’s. They just don’t make ‘em like
they used to.  Question #1: You may have wondered why
Bridesmaids stars Melissa McCarthy and Rose Byrne stopped just
before announcing the winner of the Best Documentary Short and
whipped tiny bottles of vodka out of their dress fronts for a
slug of hooch onstage. The reason? Some