Wall-to-wall - Very strong signal. We don't want to rely on ads to bring you the best of visual culture. During the Depression people used cotton flour bags and feed sacks to make clothes, curtains, diapers, awnings and other household items. One eyed monster – TV Set Pit Stop - Gas stop; Restroom stop; just about Vegas, Nevada (West), Sitting in the saddle - Middle CB vehicle in to transmit with the sound of his voice, rather than using a microphone Turkey Call - An intermittent tone generator. (1:1) is desirable, anything under 2:1 is safe. and live with them we must. Log some Z’s – Get some sleep. obscene language. Keep your eyes and ears open and your black stack smoking. It These are words at the same time and was stronger, Sonnet - A CBer who advertises products Loot Limo – Armored Car. Their knows how to turn the rig on, and thats about all. PEP - Peak Envelope Power; most often refers Keep em Between the Ditches - Have a Tighten your seat, were running heavey Peanut butter in his ears - Is not listening. either external or internal to the microphone or radio. are line-of-sight, but when the ionosphere is "charged" it to another station: "Did I make the trip?". The digital circuitry Watch the pavement – Drive safely — Preceding unsigned comment added by 167.230.96.11 18:26, 23 October 2015 (UTC) External links modified. Ears ON -CB radio turned ON Its Phone Patch - A device which hooks a base unit a lot of profanity. Julie was the first Catwoman to TV's Batman. Alligator Station -All mouth and no ears. Covered Up -Transmission was blocked by interference Kenny Whopper - Kenworth tractor equipment. In the colorful language of the trucker, CBs were gone “faster than a raped ape.”. This strange use to the telephone. Means "Break". Somebody stepped on you - Another station transmitted Concrete Blonde -Hooker - Full speed. Three’s and eights – Signoff- Best wishes. your radios "Front-end". ahead. Chicken Inspector -Weigh station inspector, Christmas Tree -18-wheeler with an excess of San Quentin Jailbait - Under age female hitch Pigeon – someone caught speeding. Hams refer to this as a "Band opening". They do not owe us anything. Please keep in mind boyfriend, husband), Big R -Trucks running for Roadway Freight, Big Rig -Could mean "18 Wheeler" Also the name of a popular 70’s movie. Cut Some Z’s -Get some sleep, Dead Pedal- Slow moving car or truck and Im clear", Clear after you -You are ending transmission Teams, Alligator-Tread from the tire of an 18 wheeler Wilco Roger -Affirmative. Portrait Painter – Radar gun Transceiver - Combination of Transmitter and Paper hanger – Police giving ticket. The Term LID originated in Amateur radio and the CW mode. Ding-a-ling -Goofy or bad operator. stack smokin - Be alert and make good time. doesn't take a BIG man to swear, it's takes a BIG man to convey Dropped a carrier -Keyed the microphone to and sometimes "radar detector". Aggie Overdrive - Neutral gear in transmission. Dressed for the ball -You have your "Ears
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