I go by Hot Rod. I used to drag race and the group I used to travel with to the races always called me that.
From the past, when my parents used to be amham operators. Well, my dad took it up along with a bunch of people in Vancouver WA, his handle was "Heidelberg", in the 70's which I thought it (the beer) wasn't around anymore, but had to check online and found it was. My mom was "Short & Sassy" and us girls were originally called "Short & Sassy" #2, 3 & 4. I guess we were too young to make up our own yet. We most certainly were short and sassy tho!! Just like mom who stood @ 4' 10 & 1/2. Luckily I beat her out there. My s/o doesn't have a handle yet, not sure if he will, but a couple of names have come up. I don't know how long they were into it, but there might be a so called "Old Timer" out there from that area/or Longview WA, that knew my stepdad, Heidelberg.
Well, as a kid when Grandpa had his radio's I was baby cheeks, I outgrew that as a teen with a radio in my pick up I became Parade Kid, because my Mom was Parade Mom. We travelled all over california because I rode parades on my horses. Then when I quit doing the parades, I became Misty, she was my favorite horse who was with me for 26 years. I dont talk on the CB much anymore, but I am still Misty.
mine is General it has been since when I was younger I accidently tripped a General at a marine base while I was visiting my older brother
Travel Fraggle when I first got on the road I would take pics of where I was and send em with sayings "im in such n such city" so my buddy started callin me that and it stuck. of cousre I mostly just listen more than talk.
Because: 1) I just graduated and got my CDL but have not been on the road yet- so I'm still in the "pound". 2) I'm so new to trucking that I need a bulk of towels to mop up the water dripping off the backside of my ears. I'm too new to be a RoadDog so, for now, I am a PoundPuppy Arf!
Mine is lunchbox. A buddy of mine called me that one day when we were joking around while we were on lunchbreak eating, so thats what they started calling me on the radio.
