cb handle

my CB handle is twister. I like the name bc i am also i amateur storm chaser and like tornados

 

Mr. Flopnuts. Before you call me nasty, and assume I'm overzealous over my genitalia, I'll preface that by saying it's a poker nickname. I was whipping an Asian guy at the tables one night and he said, "Wha? You mister fropnuts or something?" From that day on, every time I walked into that card room, that's what they called me. Well, Mr. Fropnuts wasn't going to cut it, so I went with what he meant rather than how he said it.

 

break break they call me cornbread!!!

 

mines always been little rd refering to lil rubber duck because as a kid i loved the movie convoy and when i got my own truck i baught a old black mack simmalr to the one on the movie

 

cb handles bulldog got my head busted open wouldnt go get stitches they said i was as hard headed as a bulldog and just as stuborn.

 

Dag-Nab-It

 

Mine is Big Block, a simple play on my initials.And what I am building for my camaro.

 

back in the day (about 20 years ago) a group of us all had CB's in our cars,and at the time I weighed around 120 pounds soaking wet so every one in our group called me "MistaBones",now I'm about 100 pounds heavier and they all still call me "bones" which I still use as my handle around here... I've also been called a few other not so FCC friendly names by fellow drivers who are always in a hurry to get nowhere fast on the road.

 

10-4 on that.

 

Well...mine is in my screen name. I go by "Longshot". Friends and family have called me that for years as I LOVE to test my shooting skills by making extremely long shots with my Marlin bolt-action .22 mag., equipt with a bi-pod and a custom made 4x16 mill-dot eluminated scope) This is obviously the same rifle I use to make the long shots and the same firearm that earned me the nickname "Longshot". To date, the longest shot using the smallest target, that I have accomplished was a U.S. quarter at 227 yrs. (there's a video on You Tube as well) I've taken deer at 350-400 but hey, that was using a 7mm mag...not that difficult.