| 8. | greasy side | ||
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trucker cb slang for the undercarriage of a motorized vehicle there is a four wheeler in the ditch with the greasy side up
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| 9. | chicken band | ||
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a slang term for CB radio. Called chicken band because it is a frequency range where everyone from people that are just plain stupid to truckers to wanna be hams talk to each other and argue over pointless stuff. People that use CB radios often use linear amplifiers or other illegal means to boost their output power beyond the legal 5 watt limit. Chicken band equipment often deviates from its frequency way more than it should causing interference throughout most of the high HF and low VHF spectrum. Some guy on the chicken band just told me to fuck off for no apparent reason, so I sold my CB and got a ham radio.
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| 10. | CB's | ||
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slang abbreviation for Cock and Balls. Joe: Dude why you always have your hand in your pants
Tom: I'm adjusting my CB's |
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| 11. | chicken coupe | ||
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Citizen band radio slang name for a road side weigh station. The most notable feature of this structure that it only has 2 doors, if it had four doors we would have to call it a chicken sedan. Amongst the truck driver of the USA the road side weigh station, staffed by police and safety law enforcement officers has also been know as the tax collection station amongst other notable names not suitable for tender ears of the youth that use this site. Breaker breaker one nine, the $%!@##@%%^ chicken coupe is open and they is collecting taxes, 10-4?
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| 12. | uncle charlie | ||
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radio slang for the FCC oh man, hide your illegal CB amplifier, uncle charlie is coming
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| 13. | chicken coop | ||
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(Trucker CB Slang) Official State weight & check station where trucks are weighed and documentation is checked. "The chicken coops are all locked up" (The weigh station is closed)
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| 14. | rocking chair | ||
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Trucker CB (citizens band) slang for the position of a vehicle in a line of vehicles that is neither at the front or rear of the line. A vehicle in the "rocking chair" is supposedly protected from law enforcement or smokey because it can receive warning by CB radio from those vehicles ahead and behind about oncoming (or overtaking) patrol cars, speed traps, etc. I was in the rocking chair and escaped a speeding ticket because the lead trucker warned me of a patrolman with a radar gun (Kojak with a Kodak).
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