10-4---- ( An acknowledgement which means "yes" or "OK" or "I received your transmission". )

10-20---- ( Your location. "What is your 10-20?". )

10-33---- ( Emergency traffic. )

10-36---- ( A call for the correct time. )

Tac---- ( Tachometer. )

Taco Town---- ( Corpus Christi,Texas-USA. )

Tags---- ( License plates. )

Tailboard artist---- ( Conceited driver. )

Take it back---- ( You may speak. )

Take it to____channel---- ( Move to ____channel. )

Take boots off---- ( Stop transmitting through linear amplifier. )

Taking a trip---- ( Operating illegally. )

Taking pictures---- ( Radar trap. )

Taking pictures in both ways---- ( Radar trap in both directions. )

Talking Over---- ( Interference from another CB (e.g. "Someone was talking over you."). )

Talking skip---- ( Talking CB over 150 miles. )

Talking through your hat---- ( Bleeding onto another channel. )

Tandem---- ( Trailer with two rear axles. )

Tanker---- ( Truck carrying liquid. )

Tar---- ( Coffee. )

Tarp---- ( Canvas covering top of open trailer. )

Tattletale---- ( Police in the sky. )

Taxi---- ( Police car. )

Tax State---- ( New York State-USA. )

Tear Jerker---- ( From a long-standing slang term, but applied to the person'
rather than the story. A person with hard luck stories. Also see "sunbeam.". )

Telephones are ringing---- ( Calling for particular person. )

Ten bye-bye---- ( Goodbye, final closing (corruption of ten code). )

Ten code---- ( Abbreviated method of conversation originated by police.
(The APCO Bulletin, January 1940. The first official publication showing the 10-codes) )

Ten 500---- ( Shacking up. )

Ten four---- ( Acknowledgment that message is received; O.K.; also, Four Ten. )

Ten 400---- ( Drop dead. )

Ten Fur---- ( Same as Ten Four. )

Ten hundred room---- ( Bathroom. )

Ten 100---- ( I have to go to the bathroom/specifically urination. )

Ten 200---- ( I have to go to the bathroom/specifically defecation. )

Ten 1000---- ( FCC in area. )

Ten-pounder---- ( Excellent audio. )

Tennessee Valley Indians---- ( TV Interference. )

Tennis shoes---- ( Truck tires. )

Ten Roger---- ( Same as Ten Four. )

Ten Ten and listening in---- ( Transmission completed. )

10-10 catch you later---- ( A closing. )

Ten Ten till we do it again---- ( A closing. )

Ten Ten we'll do it again---- ( Signoff. )

Ten Twenty---- ( Location. )

Ten 2000---- ( A dope pusher. )

Texas strawberries---- ( Corn. )

That's a four---- ( Message understood. )

That's a suppository---- ( That's a maybe. )

The Alamo---- ( San Antonio,Texas-USA. )

The Apple---- ( New York,New York-USA. )

The Astrodome---- ( Houston,Texas-USA. )

The Band is Open---- ( Means there are good conditions for Skip. )

The Big D ---- ( Drumchapel-Glasgow,Scotland-UK. )

The Big E---- ( Easterhouse-Glasgow,Scotland-UK. )

The big road---- ( Interstate or other major divided highway. )

The Big Smoke---- ( Glasgow,Scotland-UK. )

The Bikini---- ( Miami,Florida-USA or Florida in general . )

The Cities---- ( Minneapolis/St. Paul,Minnesota-USA. )

The Dirty---- ( Cleveland,Ohio-USA. )

The dirty side---- ( New York City,New York-USA. )

The Flag---- ( Flagstaff,Arizona-USA. )

The Friendly---- ( Philadelphia,Pennsylvania-USA. )

The Gateway---- ( St. Louis,Missouri-USA. )

The House---- ( Home. )

The Land Of The Blue Jerseys---- ( Ibrox-Glasgow,Scotland-UK. )

The Mistake on the Lake---- ( Erie,Pennsylvania-USA. )

The Mistake on the Lake---- ( Cleveland,Ohio. )

The Nickel---- ( Buffalo,New York-USA. )

The Peg---- ( Winnipeg Manitoba-Canada. )

The Rubber---- ( Akron,Ohio-USA. )

The Sandbox---- ( Sandusky,Ohio-USA . )

The Swamp---- ( Montreal Quebec-Canada. )

The Triangle---- ( Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill area of North Carolina-USA. )

The Windy City ---- ( Barrhead,Scotland-UK. )

Thick smoke---- ( Heavy concentration of police. )

Thin---- ( A very weak signal. )

Thin Man---- ( CB’er with a weak carrier. )

Thirteen---- ( Same as 10-13(Advise Weather/Road Conditions). )

Thirty-six---- ( Same as 10-36(correct time of day? or time check) . )

Thirty-three---- ( Same as 10-33(emergency, all units stand by). )

Thirty twelve---- ( Definitely agreed. )

Threads---- ( Wires on a CB radio. )

Three-legged beaver---- ( Male homosexual. )

Threes---- ( Short for seventy-three's. )

Threes and nines---- ( Good luck; a closing. )

Threes on you---- ( Best wishes; a closing. )

Through the woods ---- ( Leaving the Interstate to travel secondary roads. )

Throw a fit---- ( Operate a linear amplifier. )

Throw a shoe---- ( Get a flat tire. )

Throwing---- ( The act of transmitting, usually used with "pounds" in regard to
the power of the signal. "How many pounds am I throwing?". )

Throwing a carrier---- ( Keying mike without talking. )

Throwing iron---- ( Installing tire chains. )

Throwing nine pounds---- ( Coming in loud and clear. )

Thunderchicken---- ( Thunderbird car. )

Tick---- ( One minute. )

Ticker Tape---- ( The FCC rules. )

Ticket---- ( CB license. )

Ticket puncher---- ( One who warns of FCC violation. )

Ticks---- ( FCC rules. )

Tied up---- ( Road detour. )

Tiger on the tank---- ( Person operating illegally with linear amplifier. )

Tighten up the rubber band---- ( Speed up. )

Tighten your seat down (we're running heavy)---- ( Speed up. )

Tijuana Taxi---- ( Police car; Wrecker; Taxi. )

Times Square---- ( Well-lit intersection. )

Tin can---- ( Automobile or van; CB rig. )

Tinsel City---- ( Hollywood,California-USA. )

Tin shield---- ( Police officer. )

Tire Chalkin---- ( Using the side of the truck Between Truck & Trailer for a restroom. )

Title Town---- ( Green Bay,Wisconsin-USA. )

TL---- ( A Federal classification of general commodity carrier that carries a full Truck Load of cargo. )

Tobacco City---- ( Winston-Salem,North Carolina-USA. )

Toenails are a-scratching---- ( Running at top speed. )

Toenails in radiator---- ( Running at top speed. )

Toenails on the bumper---- ( Running at top speed. )

Toilet mouth---- ( Habitual user of obscenities; Foul mouth. )

Toilet paper---- ( Newspaper. )

Tooled up---- ( Same as "peaked up"(A souped up rig). )

Tooling down the highway---- ( Driving at a legal speed. )

Too many eggs in the basket---- ( Overweight. )

Toothpicks---- ( lumber; "I got a load of toothpicks". )

Tooty fruity---- ( Blowing horn for no reason. )

Topside---- ( Roof. )

Topside Channel__?__---- ( Upper sideband Channel__?__. )

Top Twenty---- ( National CB Jamboree held 3 days each year in a different city. )

T.Q. stop---- ( "Trucking queen" stop (i.e., truck stop with facilities for women drivers). )

Trading stamps---- ( Monet or police tickets. )

Trailer Trucking---- ( Driving a truck. )

Training films for Y.L.---- ( Pornographic stag films. )

Training manuals---- ( Pornography. )

Train station---- ( Traffic court that fines everybody. )

Trashcan---- ( Transcon truck. )

Trash channel---- ( Local chit-chat channel. )

Travel agent---- ( Dispatcher. )

Treetop tall---- ( Good audio. )

Treetop Tall Strong---- ( Loud signal. )

Trick babe---- ( Prostitute. )

Tricky Dick's---- ( San Clemente,California-USA. )

Trip---- ( Strong signal. )

Triple digit ride ---- ( A truck that can exceed 100 miles per hour. )

Trojan horse---- ( Unmarked police car. )

Truck'em easy---- ( Drive carefully; a closing. )

Truck'em up stop---- ( Rest area. )

Trucker---- ( One who drives truck. )

Trucking guy---- ( Trucker. )

Trucking teenager---- ( Teenage hitchhiker. )

Truck jockey---- ( Trucker. )

Truckologist---- ( Same as "truck". )

Truck stop commando---- ( Trucker; "stop commando". )

Truck stop princess---- ( Prostitute. )

T-Town---- ( Tucson,Arizona-USA. )

T – Town ---- ( Texarkana,Texas/Arkansas-USA. )

Turnaround---- ( A trucker who works out of one terminal. )

Tuned up---- ( CB set tuned for maximum output. )

Tuning forks---- ( Dual antenna. )

Tunnel of love---- ( Carwash. )

Turkey---- ( Dumb person, general pejorative term. )

Turkey area---- ( Rest area. )

Turkey Call---- ( An intermittent tone generator. )

Turkey Day---- ( Thanksgiving . )

Turkey Farm---- ( Rest area. )

Turning my house around---- ( Changing direction of antenna or rotating my antenna for better reception. )

Turn Over---- ( Stop. )

Turn Signal Fluid---- ( When someone forgets to turn off the turn signals. )

Turn 20---- ( Exit location. )

TVI---- ( Television interference. )

Twelves---- ( Not alone (I have company present). )

Twig---- ( CB Aerial )

Twiggy Land---- ( Johnstone-Renfrewshire,Scotland-UK. )

Twin Cities---- ( Minneapolis/St Paul,Minnesota-USA. )

Twin City---- ( Ft. Worth,Texas-USA. )

Twin Forks---- ( Duluth,Minnesota. )

Twin huskies---- ( Dual antenna’s. )

Twin Pets---- ( A CB’er who has 2 sets from the same manufacturer. )

Twin trucks---- ( Two trailers being pulled by one truck. )

Twisted pair---- ( Telephone. )

Twister---- ( Highway interchange. )

Two miles of ditches for every mile of road---- ( A closing. )

Two Oh---- ( Same as 10-20, location. )

Two Stool beaver---- ( Very fat woman. )

Two-way radar---- ( Radar used on moving police cars. )

Two wheeler---- ( Motorbike; motorcycle. )

Two-wheel windmill---- ( Bicycle. )

T.X.---- ( Transmit or telephone. )

TCXO---- ( Temperature Compensated Crystal Oscillator--Heated crystal oscillator for better frequency stability. )

Ten code---- ( Abbreviated method of conversation originated by police.
(The APCO Bulletin, January 1940. The first official publication showing the 10-codes) )

The Band is Open---- ( Means there are good conditions for Skip. )

Thin---- ( A very weak signal. )

TNC---- ( Terminal Node COntroller--Modem for data communication or A type of antenna. )

TOT---- ( Time Out Timer). )

Traffic---- ( A message or messages sent by radio. )

Transceiver---- ( Combination of Transmitter and Receiver in one box. )

T-R Switch---- ( Transmit Receive switch found on older radios. )

TR Switch---- ( Transmit/Receive--A mechanical switch relay or electronic
circuit used to switch and antenna between a receiver and transmitter. )

TS---- ( Tuning Step. )

TSQL---- ( Tone Squelch. )

Tuned up---- ( CB set tuned for maximum output. )

TVI---- ( Television interference. )

T.X.---- ( Transmit or telephone. )

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The Copyright Minefield By Jacqui Kramer, Contributing Author
10/5/2000 9:19:53 AM PDT

"The copyright issue is a sticky one for Web site owners and their employees, particularly contractors.
Currently in the United States, there are no laws that specifically address copyright issues in the online world.
However, the U.S. courts have ruled that existing copyright laws governing the print world can be applied to the online world."

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