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i often hear detectives say "WC". what is that?

Tom
Mt. Morris, MI
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"tomcatgbmi" wrote in message
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i often hear detectives say "WC". what is that?

Has to be "with coffee", used in the context of another detective assigned
to bring a few suspect donuts into custody.

tomcatgbmi

^ i often hear detectives say "WC". what is that?

Water Closet.
Watch Commander.
Wash the Car.
Welfare Code.
Want Coffee?
Where's Charlie?
White Car.
Who Cares?

Frank

Paul Keenleyside gPnlb.26111$i92.2899@clgrps13...

^ "tomcatgbmi" ...
^ i often hear detectives say "WC". what is that?

^ Has to be "with coffee", used in the context of another
^ detective assigned to bring a few suspect donuts into custody.

If they're just getting coffee, no doughnuts, then WC is for "with cream".

Frank

"Frank" wrote in message
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Paul Keenleyside gPnlb.26111$i92.2899@clgrps13...

^ "tomcatgbmi" ...
^ i often hear detectives say "WC". what is that?

^ Has to be "with coffee", used in the context of another
^ detective assigned to bring a few suspect donuts into custody.

If they're just getting coffee, no doughnuts, then WC is for "with cream".

Or could be "with cinnamon" as in

Detective is assigned to bring in suspect donuts into custody and "WC"
meaning "with cinnamon" donut suspects