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Price of tea

Posted by SR on January 11, 2005

In Reply to: Price of fish posted by ESC on January 10, 2005

: : : so who's heard "What's that have to do with the price of bombs in Baghdad?" I'm trying to win an argument with a friend that this saying has been around for years...at least I know I've heard my parents say it for what seems like decades...but I don't know the true origination of the phrase...

: : Yes, that is a variation of an old phrase. I can't remember the exact old phrase. (Must drink more coffee.) Something like: what does that have to do with the price of eggs.

: : Anyone?

: PS -- If you search under "price" in the archives, you can access a couple of discussions about "the price of fish" and other variations.

I remember it as "the price of tea in China."
SR

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