If it's neither here nor there, then where is it?

Question

Funny answers and serious answers are both welcome.

Answer 1

I do believe it's somewhere in between, but lost in the bog of ambiguity. It does happen sometimes with statements which set out to make a point, but never quite finish their expedition. They end up mired, lost and confused, and never reach the proverbial There.

Although I can't for the life of me understand what's so bad about being Here to begin with.

That's probably what it means, though =3 Hope that helped.

Answer 2

The phrase "neither here nor there" is an English colloquial expression of probably the mid-Georgian era. It means the subject being discussed is of no consequence or relevance, or is unimportant, or does not matter.

Answer 3

Somewhere in between. It's an expression used to denote something that means nothing or cannot be placed.

Reminds me of a guy who was up in court. The judge said

"What do you do?"

He said "This and that."

Judge "And where do you do it?"

Reply "Here and there."

Judge "And when do you do it."

Reply "Now and then."

Judge "Your answers ane neither here nor there. Lock him up."

Reply "When will they let me out?"

Judge "Sooner or later!"

Answer 4

The phantom zone

Answer 5

Serious answers? Are you kidding?

Answer 6

Under the fridge!

Answer 7

Its in that place where one of every pair of socks you have ever owned is also hiding. Also, my surround sound remote keeps hiding their too. oooh cheeky!

Answer 8

Well, it's somewhere else, then. Looked behind the fridge?

Answer 9

in between

Answer 10

Means it doesn't make a difference!.