10-4 Chunky Monkey on that Lot Lizard at Exit 159
 

Roll-in down the highway....What is your CB Handle?????

Since CB's went the way of 8-track tape players, I don't use a handle anymore, but when I did, it was:

Carolina Coondog

Use to go by White Pony(had a white Mustang)

Still go by popcorn popper. CBs aren't totally gone.

I was Wildfire, I was 8.....lol

All I have to say is....yikes.

"China Light"

Seems I traded my CB for an 8-track player, shortly after I got my license from Friendly Cousin Charlie...and someone stole the clamp-on aerial off my ChevyVan...so I never got a chance to use a handle...

TeddiBare

Annie-girl

BCG if you dont make your own we are going to have to do it for ya...

I'm with BCG

Come on, I am just feeling nostalgic, I just watched Smokey and the Bandit the other night...ahh the good old days

by the way whats an 8 track?????????

skip, I think you're just gonna have to make one up for me ;)
and if these were still used widespread today, I think you'd hear nothing but laughter from my end :D

The fun has been lost now :(

ohh, I think there's still plenty of fun to be had with this thread!

I just know in my case, I wasn't around when the CB craze was on, so I can't quite get into the groove of things and think up a creative name for myself... :o

I'm sure there are plenty of other Pixies members out there who had some kick-ass name for themselves :) And even if they didn't...now's the time to make up the one ya always wanted.

Aren't our member names similar to CB names, in a way? CBs died out...the internet took over. :)

I think you are right IAKG....same thing

Jay---If you're really interested in what an 8-track is,I have one
(with tapes)in my garage that I will sell you!I took it out of my '75
NovaSS&as far as I know it still work great.You might have trouble
finding tapes for it though.I have Alice Cooper&some others that I
will include in the sale! Irish

Depends on whether I was......

Out on the ocean, fishing......I was "C-Robin"..........(It's part of my name but it is also a "trash" fish that swallows hooks and looks like it has wings.....*sea robin*) LOL!

Or on those rare occasions when I talked on the CB in the car or my boyfriends father's rig........I was "Sassy".....and I have no idea why!

And, um....skip?

What's your 20 Jammer? Going for a 10-100 and when I get back..........

*I'm calling you Jammer till you tell us your real handle!*

Breaker 2-2, breaker 2-2, Gotta kojak with a kodak in a plain white wrapper just past marker 57.
Never really had a handle... so just call me, uh, uhm, er, heck, could I possibly be anything but Aquaman! :p

Hey Sassy 88's your way

Irish I was just kidding but thanx for the offer those 8track tapes are probaly worth somthing on e-bay though

my handle was "slow poke". i was very young and my dad gave me the handle.

But, really, Skip, you started this, what WAS your handle?

I never had a handle but I'd probably go with Steph . . . maybe add 69 if I was in the mood.

I saw a documentary on prostitutes . . . there was a whorehouse that entices truckers over the radio. It appeared to work like a hot damn as well.

There are 6 truckstops where i live, Lot Lizards are a norm here.

I was around 8 when I found out what a 10-200 was. That was an embarassing conversation, let me tell you. Nothing like telling a trucker "I'm gonna take a 10-200" without knowing what you're saying.

I was "Zippo" at the time.

When I moved from one town to another,I used my father-in-laws pickup truck.It had a CB radio in it.I used to listen to it but
never used it,so I never had a "handle."For everything else,I just
used my normal nickname.It really is "Irish" Irish

Hey Skip has the Dixie down your way been reopened yet?

oh my...now these were fun times. I was "pebbles".
and here is some if your memory is failen ya....


"Ace" A class A trucker

"Advertising" Highway Patrol with their lights

"Alligator" Large piece of a tire on the road

"At your back door" Behind your truck

"Bambi" Deer (dead or alive)

"Barbershop" A low overpass

"Bear bait" Leader in a group of trucks

"Bear/Smokey" County or State Cop

"Bear cave" Police station on the highway

"Bear in the air" Overhead highway patrol

"Bear report" Asking for the location of the cops

"Bedbuggers" Moving companies

"Better half" Husband or wife

"Big/tall rubber" 24 inch tires

"Bingo cards" Paper cards that hold trucking permits from different states

"Boardwalk" A bumpy road

"Bobtail" Traveling without a trailer

"Boogie" Top gear

"Boulevard" Interstate highway

"Boy scouts" State police

"Break" break-in on the cb

"Brake check" Jamming on your brakes in traffic

"Break-19" I want to talk (on channel 19)

"Breaker" CB'er who asks to use a channel

"Bug out" To leave a channel

"Bulldog" Mack truck

"Bumper Sticker" Car following too closely

"Bundled out" Trailer is fully loaded

"Buttermilk" Any beer

"Camera" Police radar unit

"Cash register" Toll booth

"Chicken coop" Truck weigh station

"Chicken lights" Extra lights on a truck

"City kitty" Woman city police officer

"Clean shot" No highway patrol around

"Coal Bucket" Dump Trailer

"Comeback" Return call or repeat

"Comic book" Truck driver's log book

"Corn flakes" A Consolidated Freightway truck

"County Mounty" Highway patrol

"Covered wagon" Gravel trailer covered with a tarp

"Cowboy" Truck driver who constantly changes lanes at high speeds

"Crotch rocket" motorcycle "

"Cub scouts" Sheriff's deputies "

"Dark 30" Nighttime

"Destruction" Road construction

"Dirty town" New York City

"Do it to it" Speed up

"Double harley" Putting the CB on channel 11

"Double nickel" Traveling at 55 MPH

"Down stroke" A hill going down

"Dragon fly" A truck with no power

"Dragon Wagon" Tow truck

"Dry box" Freight trailer

"Ears on" CB is turned on

"Eat-em-up" Truck stop Cafe

"Eighteen wheeler" A truck with 18 wheels

"Evil Kenivel" Motorcycle cop

"Fat load Overload, carrying more weight than local state law allows

"Feed the bears" Receive a ticket

"Flappers" Ears "

"Flip flop" Trucker's return trip

"Fog lifter" Interesting CB'er

"Four wheeler" Passenger car or pickup

"Freightshaker" A Freightliner truck

"Front door" Lead rig in convoy of trucks

"Gearjammer" A speeding trucker

"Gearslammer" A trucker who's known to accelerate and decelerate a lot

"Georgia overdrive" Neutral gear

"Getting out" Being heard on the c.b.

"Going horizontal" Going to sleep

"Gouge on it" Go faster, speed it up

"Green stamp road" Toll Road

"Green stamps" Money paid in fines (dollars)

"Hammer" Gas pedal

"Hammer down" Driving fast

"Handle" Slang names used on the c.b.

"Harvey Wallbanger" Reckless driver

"Honeybear" Female county or state police officer

"Idiot box" T.V. set

"Invitations" Traffic tickets

"Juvenile delinquent" Someone pretending to be a truck driver

"Landline" Telephone

"Linear" powerful amplifier used to increase CB output

"Local Yokel" City police officer

"Local Yokel with a Customer" City police officer with someone pulled over

"Lot Lizard " Professional companionship

"Make the trip?" Is transmission being received

"Mile markers" Small signs on interstate highways

"Mix-master" Highway cloverleaf

"Motor city" Detroit, Michigan

"One eyed monster" T.V. set

"Over your shoulder" Behind you

"Pickle Park" Rest area

"Pickle Park Pinger" A CB with a roger-beep

"Pickum-up" Pick-up truck

"Picture machine" Radar

"Picture taker" Police with radar

"Plain wrapper" Unmarked police car

"Pumpkin Driver" A Schneider National driver

"Put the pedal to the metal" Accelerate, speed up

"Rake the leaves" Last vehicle in a string

"Ratchet jaw" Non-stop talker

"Read" Hear

"Rest-um-up" Roadside rest area

"Rig" Tractor

"Rocking chair" Vehicle between 2 trucks

"Roger Beep" device for CB's that beeps when the mike key is pressed or released

"Rolling parking lot" Automobile transport

"Seat covers" pretty women in vehicles

"Shake the leaves" See what's ahead

"Shakey town" Los Angeles, California

"Shiny side" Top of the trailer

"Skate Board" A flatboard trailer

"Smokey on four legs" Mounted police

"Sweeping leaves" Bringing up the rear

"Swift" Sure wish I had a fast truck

"Stagecoach" customized bus used to carry entertainers

"Thermos bottle" Tanker truck

"Tijuana taxi" Well marked police car

"Tin can" CB radio

"Train station" Traffic court that fines everyone"

"Two wheeler" Motorcycle

"What's your 20?" Asking for location

"Walked over" Over powered by a stronger c.b. signal

"Willy weaver" Drunk driver

"Windjammer" Blabbermouth trucker

"Window wash" A rainstorm

"Yardstick" Mile markers on the road side

"You got a copy on me?" Do you hear me?

"Zoo" Highway patrol headquarters

For the life of me, I can't remember my handle now. But we had a mini-motor home and it was fun at night listening to all the truckers chatting on the air. Don't have a CB anymore, but txgrneyes, you sure brought back memories with your list.

Remember the Smokey and the Bandit movies and the Rubber Duck and his Convoy? :D Those were fun days.