what does that have to do with a price of eggs in china

When someone says something completely irrelevant.

Jo: Gas in Mexico is $1.70 per gallon.
BOB: what does that have to do with a price of eggs in china. (They live in Tennessee)

by LA777 May 14, 2015

what’s up bitches

Term of endearment among a group of friends. Used typically to say hello to a group of friends. Other forms are “Whatup bitches”.

What’s up bitches I bring good news.

by Digitaldeathalone May 6, 2018

It's What I Do

Something that you find yourself doing repeatedly so it is your signature mark that is known by all

Yeah that was me who sniped you in COD4,It's What I Do

by Monoxide123 January 14, 2008

what a boss

In relation to "the Lonely Island" song, Like a Boss, it is the remark made when a person performs an action related to being a "boss."

John: I just made varsity basketball!
Peter: What a Boss!!

by ayjaykay November 5, 2009

what the blood clot

Jamaican slang similar to saying, "what the fuck?"

See blood clot, and what the fuck.

It is also a song by Method Man, and referenced by Atmosphere in his song, "Hockey Hair."

"Herb got my wig fried like a bad perm, what the blood clot, we smoke pot, and blow spots
You wanna think twice, I think not"

by keeeent May 24, 2008

Whataboutism

A rhetorical term used by Americans to dismiss criticism of their own hypocrisy. Originated when the Soviet Union would respond to American criticisms of Soviet human rights by pointing out, for example, that if America was so concerned with human rights, it should repeal its Jim Crow segregation and address its own white supremacist violence. Americans, believing their country was, by definition, "the home of the free" and above such criticism, accused Soviets of "whataboutism."

American: "Cuba is a brutal, authoritarian dictatorship which suppresses political dissent."
Cuban: "You know the one place in Cuba where political prisoners are detained indefinitely without charge? Fucking Guantanamo Bay."
American: "Waaaah! That's whataboutism! "

by Thorstein Shiver May 7, 2018

what happen

An interrogative as to the events that have come to play, be it in the distant past, the recent past, or the present. This phrase may or may not use a question mark, but is an interrogative, regardless.

This phrase, popular among geeks, alludes to the poorly-translated Sega game Zero Wing; however, it is not always used for its pop culture value alone.

person: "Oh shit."
person2: "what happen"
person: "My term paper got deleted from my computer!"
person2: "Seriously? Oh, shit! Are you sure there isn't a back up somewhere?"
person: "Nope, not one back-up."
person2: "All your docs are belong to trash :("

by Sasori April 18, 2004