Ever had the Cops Called on You?

[Simon25]

Urban Dictionary usually helps http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=popo

 

[MTLDude]

Never had the cop called on me, but once, when I was visiting my brother, his neighbour, a first class douche-bag, was trying to push his girlfriend from 12th story balcony, threatening to kill her, so my brother called the cops on him, turned out that 2 female cops came in and while they were questioning him the guy tried to hit one of the cop in the face... let's just say that I never saw a guy getting down to his face with his hand cuffed behind his back so fast... The guy was "escorted" outside the building after ward, while we were applauding the cops... (Last I heard, the guy is still in prison, for the death threat and the attempted murder of his girlfriend... the attempted assault on the cop was just a misdemeanour offense)

 

[desmond]

Why bother? By the time one begins to use a new expression, it's already considered passé. I've been noticing a lot of new slang from people lately or perhaps, I'm just behind because I like to use older expressions like "far out". When did people start calling cell phones "cellies"?

Every word was once a new, formerly unspeakable thing.

But back to cops...

 

[Esquire0399]

Yup, my sister called my dad to tell on me a all the time when we were little... oh wait, did I mention my dad is a cop?

 

[Knucklehead]

Mkay. When did we start calling them POPO? Is this some new slang and I missed the memo?

I'm still working on incorporating biatches into my everyday conversation so that it sounds natural.

Popo has been around for a while..

When did people start calling cell phones "cellies"?

I never heard that.I always understood ''celly'' to mean a guy who shares a jail cell with you..''My celly is awaiting trial on drug charges."

But Urban Dictionary,the undisputed ,go to source for modern slang lists celly to mean both a cell phone and a cell mate..

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=celly

 

[jamie_01930]

not for being loud in bed but my wife called the cops bc she thought i may do something stupid. after passing the police turn a round i had one start following me, then when i went around the rotary two more joined. went around another rotary and another cruiser joins the group. At the set of lights two more joined by the time i arrived home i had every cruiser the city had in front of my home, plus the emts with their meat wagon.

parked my van, crossed the street made it into my home where i fell on my ass

it was like a scene from a tv series.

they suggested very highly i spend some time in the local wacky ward. got out after 10 days

the reason for all this was i was going through a divorce n at the same time was coming out of the closet. the whole situation was less than nice.

 

[willsboy84]

Actually did a thread about this a few years ago. Got a visit from po-po, saying that they'd gotten word that I'd been harboring an underrage runaway from California. It was weird though.
They didn't specify whether it was supposed to be male or female, and considering what a serious accusation it was, they seemed to take my word fairly easily, and didn't ask to search the house. Even weirder, my neighbor was chief of detectives at the time, and I know for a fact that he keeps an eye on my house, and would've known that the odds of me hiding anyone out in my house were highly unlikely. Never heard anything about it again, but it freaked out for quite awhile, not knowing where they were coming from with that mess and, wondering if that was the REAL reason they were there. I dunno, it was just crazy.

 

[fetaby]

Yeah, it was midnight and we we're watching a movie. The surround sound pissed off the neighbor in the duplex and she called the fuzz. He seemed a lil irritated to have been called out for such a bullshit charge.