Just For Fun, Post Your CB Handle
07-06-2006, 07:56 PM
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Just For Fun, Post Your CB Handle
just bored and wanna see what kinda clever and interesting handles are out there...but remember, of course, keep it appropriate.
to start off, mine is "cabbage kid" b/c my last name is cole and cole is german for cabbage, hint the name "coleslaw".
and that was my old man's handle when he was my age and had a cb too, just carrying on the family tradition
to start off, mine is "cabbage kid" b/c my last name is cole and cole is german for cabbage, hint the name "coleslaw".
and that was my old man's handle when he was my age and had a cb too, just carrying on the family tradition
07-06-2006, 08:27 PM
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Don't use a CB much anymore, but the handle I use is "Groundhog." That was I nickname that I had as a SAC trained killer in Uncle Sam's Airplane Corp.
Groundhog, out
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07-06-2006, 10:32 PM
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In my younger days I was a serviceman for two way radios. I drove a truck to several county and city locations fixing cop radios. I also had cop radios in the truck so they could call me directly to come fix them. They called for the "Radioman" so the handle stuck for my CB radio handle.
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07-06-2006, 11:40 PM
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When I had my CB in my old truck I was always going by "Kujo" because that was easier to most people than trying to say my last name, which is spelled Kolodziej. Some how my CB handle was born from my last name. When I got into college some of the guys there i was running around with called me "grease monkey" since i was the only diesel tech major out of the group i hung out with. All the rest were Conservation Law majors, so a few of them got names like Squirrel Sheriff and such. This reminds me, i should hook the CB up in my current truck.
07-07-2006, 12:57 AM
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baltimore dirtball junior...
my old man was the "baltimore dirtball" when he was a mechanic as a teen, and my mom was even on the radio, she was known as the "turtle dove"
my old man was the "baltimore dirtball" when he was a mechanic as a teen, and my mom was even on the radio, she was known as the "turtle dove"
07-07-2006, 01:28 AM
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Agent Orange.. squashing all you mud ducks west of the colorado!! hahaha those were the fun days 
now i just carry the ham radio for emergencies, and rarely touch the c/b. but i did finally install it in my truck. hmmm now to get the antenna.
btw any amps for sale??? mine went to the smoke gods.
now i just carry the ham radio for emergencies, and rarely touch the c/b. but i did finally install it in my truck. hmmm now to get the antenna.
btw any amps for sale??? mine went to the smoke gods.
07-07-2006, 01:48 AM
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Teddybear is mine. Reason being because of that Red Sovine song called "teddybear". In the song "teddybear" is a young boy in a wheelchair and he talks to truckers on the CB. Since im a paraplegic i thought it would be fitting for me to be "teddybear"