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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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'... they were here nor there.'
0 Hello, I would like to know the exact meaning of this expression: 02 br
00 'I wrote a couple of songs and slipped them into my repertoire but really didn't think THEY WERE HERE NOR THERE' 02 br
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00 Thanks in advance, jo. 0-
00 'I wrote a couple of songs and slipped them into my repertoire but really didn't think THEY WERE HERE NOR THERE' 02 br
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00 Thanks in advance, jo. 0-
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0 Hello Jo 02 br
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00 "That's neither here nor there" means "that's irrelevant". 02 br
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00 So in your context, I think the speaker means the songs weren't of any importance; or weren't anything special; or were irrelevant to his repertoire as a whole. 02 br
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00 (It's a slightly odd use of the phrase.) 02 br
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00 MrP
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00 "That's neither here nor there" means "that's irrelevant". 02 br
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00 So in your context, I think the speaker means the songs weren't of any importance; or weren't anything special; or were irrelevant to his repertoire as a whole. 02 br
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00 (It's a slightly odd use of the phrase.) 02 br
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00 MrP
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0 Hi, 02 br
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00 The usual expression is 02 br
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01 font 01 i 00 something 02 i 00 is neither here nor there. 02 font 02 br
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00 It means it's not relevant or important to the subject being discussed. I gues the idea behind the saying is 01 font 01 i 00 'it's
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00 The usual expression is 02 br
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01 font 01 i 00 something 02 i 00 is neither here nor there. 02 font 02 br
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00 It means it's not relevant or important to the subject being discussed. I gues the idea behind the saying is 01 font 01 i 00 'it's
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