Blog about fun facts (facts of the day, every day), travel, life in Spartanburg South Carolina, video game reviews, movie reviews, TV shows reviews, anime, politics (I'm a Democrat), atheism and agnostic thought, and much more.
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!
8 comments:
Seize they do
Very fitting.
I heard it was because of the brass (copper) buttons on the original uniforms. Who knows?
I have a middle aged friend who still calls them pigs. I bust him every time.
I always thought it stood for "Constable on Patrol"
Seems fitting
Love the Keystone Cops pic.
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!
Post a Comment