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Saturday, January 12, 2019
Fact of the Day: Cop
The English word cop came from the Old French caper meaning "seize".
Good God! Aren't they all members of the Trump cabinet??? Seems that when in a Trump Cabinet meeting, the "cowboys" of Texas don't have to remove their hats?? I wonder do they have to take off their spurs and holsters?? Maybe DJ may enlighten us???? Colin PS: Trudeau may have to be careful for given asylum to that young girl from Saudi Arabia - Turnip Top won't like that!
Seize they do
ReplyDeleteVery fitting.
ReplyDeleteI heard it was because of the brass (copper) buttons on the original uniforms. Who knows?
ReplyDeleteI have a middle aged friend who still calls them pigs. I bust him every time.
ReplyDeleteI always thought it stood for "Constable on Patrol"
ReplyDeleteSeems fitting
ReplyDeleteLove the Keystone Cops pic.
ReplyDeleteGood God! Aren't they all members of the Trump cabinet???
ReplyDeleteSeems that when in a Trump Cabinet meeting, the "cowboys" of Texas don't have to remove their hats?? I wonder do they have to take off their spurs and holsters??
Maybe DJ may enlighten us????
Colin
PS: Trudeau may have to be careful for given asylum to that young
girl from Saudi Arabia - Turnip Top won't like that!