There was a wealth of options in this one, but I’m going with “shod foot.” What is this and how did it make Google Hot Trends?

This is why I love this Google tool. Items like this.

Here’s where it came from as reported by Sports Illustrated.

This is what they report: “Police say Christian Haggerty was arrested Thursday and charged with aggravated assault and battery, assault and battery with a dangerous weapon (his shod foot) and breaking and entering during the night time.” Don’t you think that “shod foot” needs some explanation for the average reader?

Turns out that Dictionary.com doesn’t know what it is. Ah, but there is one trusted source, The Urban Dictionary. According to them, “shod foot” is: “the act of kicking a person while they are down.” Their use in a sentence is a bit more descriptive, but I’m trying to keep this PG-13.

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Posted on February 8th, 2008 by Jonathan - Everyone But You
Filed under: Crime and Punishment

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