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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsAnd even "gestapo police" would have been redundant anyway, Margie.
The word Gestapo is a contraction of Geheime Staatspolizei, which was the Secret State Police. So, police police.
But, if she wasn't talking about the Gestapo, then Gazpacho Police would have been accurate.
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And even "gestapo police" would have been redundant anyway, Margie. (Original Post)
grumpyduck
Feb 2022
OP
So like "sombrero hat". Which would translate as "hat hat". How do you pronounce that first word? nt
Carlitos Brigante
Feb 2022
#8
It's every bit as redundant as the phrase "that dumb-ass Marjorie Taylor Greene".
11 Bravo
Feb 2022
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Wicked Blue
(5,830 posts)1. She should be thrown into a goulash nt
Ocelot II
(115,661 posts)2. The Gazpacho Police are the secret police of the Soup Nazi.
2naSalit
(86,515 posts)5. They make sure...
There is enough cucumber and not too much onion (though I don't know how that's possible) or oregano/cilantro.
WHITT
(2,868 posts)3. What Color Uniforms
would the 'Gazpacho Police' wear anyway?
niyad
(113,235 posts)4. Red, of course. Tomatoes, you know.
niyad
(113,235 posts)7. An excellent point.
It always looks orangey to me, plus that.
Carlitos Brigante
(26,500 posts)8. So like "sombrero hat". Which would translate as "hat hat". How do you pronounce that first word? nt
11 Bravo
(23,926 posts)9. It's every bit as redundant as the phrase "that dumb-ass Marjorie Taylor Greene".