What of it

"What of it? " he said, angering. "I didn't know she was coming, did I? "

What of it? A small guard, what a swollen-headed punk!

Besides, this girl was too young, about eighteen, whereas Hollis Meynell had frankly told him she was thirty. "Well, what of it? "

Of course you are the Supreme Reality! But what of it? Every grain of sand is God; to know it is important, but that is only the beginning.

For five cents he could have bought a package of Durham and brown papers and rolled forty cigarettes - but what of it?

Even if I miss the meeting, what of it?

"But what of it? she has turned out capitally all the same, " he added, with a wink of approval to Vera.

I can wear a red tie with a pink shire if I want to. What of it?

And what of it, if she kept her happiness another few months, another year?

"You're not having your meal just now, I hope? " the neighbour hesitated. "Yes, we are, what of it? Come right in. "

"I'm afraid you've really put him out. " "Well, what of it? "

but what of it if they were illegible.

I suppose I have on occasion, what of it?

This is out of Cao Cao's and men, what of it?

If I am a vegetarian, what of it?

Well, you wouldn't have loved me - so be it, what of it?

Yes, I wrote it, what of it?

what of it? He can take the next one.

Rick: What of it?

No. Jewelry what of it, even if you want the moon, I will pick you