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harvesting (or) picking copper

(verb) Exclusive to the southern Appalachian region of the United States, the term refers to the taking, or stealing, of copper material to sell to a scrap yard for a monetary gain. Of all the precious metals copper is one that yields the biggest payoff. Though nearly non-existent now, nearer the turn of the twenty-first century when copper prices were at all-time highs copper enthusiasts were cutting down power lines for the thick copper enclosed within. As a result of such exploits some people did indeed lose their lives. FYI: such practices are indeed felonious. Persons involved in such activities may find themselves incarcerated if caught up in such acts. Be careful, trust no one.
Back in the day, whenever they went out harvesting (or) picking copper, it wasn't uncommon for the entire hollow to lose electricity for a couple of days on account of Chris and Tommy sawing down several nearby power poles. Motherfucking low-life thieves caused me to miss quite a few episodes of The Montel Williams Show.
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Reginald Copperbottom 

Reginald Copperbottom, also known as the Toppat Leader, or simply Reggie, is the current leader of the Toppat Clan (in all routes except Toppat 4 Life and Toppat King) and the central antagonist (and occasionally a protagonist) of the Henry Stickmin series.

He appears as the main antagonist of Infiltrating the Airship, an optional antagonist in Fleeing the Complex, and the overarching antagonist (and sometimes ally) of Completing the Mission.
“That was a close one, Henry! But I'm not going to pull you up."
See, without you, I become the leader of Toppat Clan again. I just wanted to look you in the eyes, as I take it all back. Goodbye.”

-Reginald Copperbottom to Henry Stickmin

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Copper boom 

From the TV Show Gilmore Girls. On Rory's first day of college she's yelling up to her mom, Lorelai. Rory's says that she has too many beauty products to pack and it used to be just a little coppertone and boom she was done. All Lorelai catches is Copper Boom, so it become a phrase meaning to hurry up, get to it etc.
Lorelai: Copper boom!
Rory: What?
Lorelai: What you said to me this morning when you were trying to speed me up.
Rory: But you missed a bunch of stuff in between.
Lorelai: I think it's catchy. Go, go, unpack.
Rory: Copper boom.
Lorelai: Copper boom!
Copper boom by blueberry89 August 25, 2009

copper boom 

quickening your pace or getting down to business/work. Originally from the show 'Gilmore Girls.'
I need to copper boom my home work.
copper boom by Taheka December 8, 2003

The Copperbottom Act 

Generally the act of using a scam method to take more than 50% off of a deal.
Trader 1: Damn it! I made a terrible trade! I lost about 50 dollars in my inventory!
Trader 2: Well...maybe the guy you traded with pulled off The Copperbottom Act on you and took advange...
Trader 1: Ugh...I think you're right...I'll be a little more cautious next time...
The term Copper was the original, unshortened word, originally used in Britain to mean "someone who captures". (In British English the term Cop is recorded (Shorter Oxford Dictionary) in the sense of 'To Capture' from 1704, derived from the Latin 'Capere' via the Old French 'Caper'). The common myth is that it's a term referring to the police officer's buttons which are made of copper.
These bloddy coppers are everywhere in this town !
copper by swaggytheo May 24, 2016