Lace curtain---- ( Fancy hotel. )

Lady Bear---- ( Female police officer. )

Lady break---- ( Looking for a female. )

Lady breaker---- ( Female asking to talk. )

Lainie dills---- ( Lexicographic beaver. )

Lame ---- ( Broken down vehicle. )

Landing gear---- ( Brace supporting front of trailer. )

Landline (Double L)---- ( Telephone call. )

Land line---- ( A stationary telephone; not a cellular-phone. )

Land of Disney South---- ( Disney World (Florida-USA). )

Land of Disney West---- ( Disneyland California-USA. )

Land of wonderful---- ( Everything is clear. )

Land yacht---- ( Mobile home or camper. )

Lane flipper---- ( Car or truck that keeps changing lanes. )

Lane lover---- ( Lane hogger (Someone who won’t budge out of a particular lane). )

Large car---- ( A big, fancy truck.- a prettied-up conventional tractor
and trailer, with lots of horsepower, big sleeper, many accessories and customized paint. It is said that on a long hill,
a big truck changes gears, while a large car changes lanes! . )

Last Personal---- ( A person's actual last name, not their handle (e.g. "What's your Last Personal?"). See also "First Personal". )

Latch on---- ( Person without CB following a person with a CB on road. )

Latrine lips---- ( User of obscene language or One who has a dirty mouth. )

Lay an eyeball on ---- ( Go and meet someone; go to see. )

Lay an eye on---- ( See, take a look at. )

Lay an eye out---- ( Take a look at this. )

Lay a strip---- ( Moving fast. )

Lay down---- ( Transmission completed. )

Lay it over--- ( Pause; stand by; pull over and spent the night. )

Lay on the air---- ( Put on airbrakes. )

Lay over---- ( A stopover. )

Learner's permit---- ( Temporary license. )

Leen-yar---- ( Linear Amplifier. )

Left Coast---- ( The West Coast. )

Left lane---- ( Passing lane. )

Left shoulder---- ( Other direction. )

Left side door--- ( Left lane. )

Legal beagle---- ( Person who uses FCC call signs properly. )

Legal eagle---- ( Person doing the legal speed limit. )

Legalized---- ( Slowed down. )

Let it go---- ( Speed up. )

Let it happen, Captain---- ( Go faster. )

Let the channel roll---- ( Let other people break in and join conversation. )

Let the hammer down---- ( Pick up speed. )

Lettuce---- ( Money; legal tender. )

Let your flaps down---- ( Slow down. )

Liberty City---- ( Philadelphia,Pennsylvania-USA. )

Licorice stick---- ( Twisting blacktop road. )

Lid---- ( Ignorant CB radio operator (CB’er with poor operating skills. The Term LID originated
in Amateur radio and the CW mode. It meant "Poor Fist"). )

Lie sheet---- ( Trucker's log. )

Light fingers---- ( A thief. )

Light footing it---- ( Doing the legal speed limit. )

Lights---- ( The signal strength of a received signal or S-meter units. (e.g. "You're giving me about 8 lights"). See also "Pounds" . )

Light screen, bring on the machine---- ( All clear. )

Lights green, bring on the machine---- ( Road is clear of police and obstructions. )

Lil ‘Ol modulator---- ( CB Set. )

Limp line---- ( Rigging loose-shifted load. )

Line---- ( Freight line company. )

Linear---- ( Linear amplifier. )

Linear amplifier---- ( Device used to step up power above legal maximum set by FCC. )

Lips are breaking up---- ( Sound of radio isn't coming in clear. )

Lit candies---- ( Police car roof lights turned on. )

Little bear---- ( Local cop. )

Little bears---- ( Local police rookies. )

Little beaver---- ( Daughter. )

Little bit---- ( Prostitutes work. )

Little Black Box---- ( Linear Amp. )

Little box---- ( Linear. )

Little brother---- ( Same as "Good Buddy". )

Little Boznia---- ( Maryhill-North West Glasgow,Scotland-UK. )

Little Cuba---- ( Miami,Florida-USA. )

Little footwarmer---- ( Linear amplifier. )

Little Havana---- ( Miami,Florida-USA- also Little Cuba.. )

Little help---- ( Extra power. )

Little mama---- ( Short antenna. )

Little old modulator---- ( CB radio. )

Little woman--- ( Wife. )

Livestock body---- ( Truck with farm animals (chickens, cows, horses, etc.). )

Load---- ( Cargo. )

Loaded for bear---- ( Vehicle with CB. )

Load with streakers uniforms---- ( Running empty. )

Load of rocks---- ( Truck with a brick cargo. )

Load of sticks---- ( Truck carrying a lumber cargo. )

Load of VW radiators---- ( Truck traveling empty. )

Local bear---- ( Local cop. )

Local bears---- ( Police. )

Local boy---- ( Police. )

Local/local information---- ( Call for local information (" break for some local information "). )

Local information---- ( A driver asks for local information when he needs directions in area he's unfamiliar with. )

Local yokel / City Kitty / Town Clown---- ( A law officer with a city or township police force, seldom encountered on interstate highways. )

Locked up, gone fishin', big word is out---- ( Scale closed. )

Lock'em up---- ( Police station or jail. )

Log---- ( Trucker's log book. )

Log body---- ( Truck carrying logs. )

Log book--- ( It's a diary for truckers/one of the things they check at the chicken coops (4 wheelers wouldn't understand) . )

Log some Z's---- ( Get some sleep; also, "cut some Z's". )

Lollipop--- ( Prostitute; also Astatic D 104 desk microphone. )

Lollipop---- ( The small reflector or marker poles on the sides of the highway. )

Long arm---- ( Police. )

Long-distance telphone call---- ( Call for specific person on CB. )

Looney---- ( Crazy. )

Loose broadwalk---- ( Bumpy road. )

Loot limo---- ( Armored car. )

Loser---- ( See LID. )

Lost wages---- ( Las Vegas,Nevada-USA. )

Lot Lizard---- ( A truck-stop hooker. "Wow, get a load of the lot lizards in the back row! Of course, they'll all scramble for cover when the sun comes up". )

Low boy--- ( A lower truck used for carrying machinery. )

LSB---- ( Lower sideband. )

Lucy---- ( A chronic complainer. )

Lumper---- ( Also known as swamper; an individual hired to load or unload a trailer. )

Lumper body---- ( Truck with lumber cargo. )

Landline (Double L)---- ( Telephone call. )

Land line---- ( A stationary telephone; not a cellular-phone. )

Last Personal---- ( A person's actual last name, not their handle (e.g. "What's your Last Personal?"). See also "First Personal". )

LCD---- ( Liquid Crystal Display . )

LED---- ( Light-emitting diode. )

LF---- ( Low Frequency 30-300 kHz range signals. )

Lid---- ( Ignorant CB radio operator (CB’er with poor operating skills. The Term LID originated
in Amateur radio and the CW mode. It meant "Poor Fist"). )

Lights---- ( The signal strength of a received signal or S-meter units. (e.g. "You're giving me about 8 lights"). See also "Pounds" . )

Li-lon---- ( Rechargeable battery which has a better capacity than
Ni-Cad, Ni-MH, and others, No memory effect after re-peated non-full charge/discharge cycles.) . )

Linear amplifier---- ( Device used to step up power above legal maximum set by FCC. )

Loaded antenna---- ( Antenna shorter than wavelength but with loading coil in its construction. )

Loading coil---- ( Wire wound to increase the electrical length of the antenna. )

Lollipop--- ( Astatic D 104 desk microphone. )

LPF---- ( Low Pass Filter. )

Low-pass filter---- ( A filter that allows signals below the cutoff
frequency to pass through and attenuates signals above the cutoff frequency.. )

LSB---- ( Lower sideband. )

LW---- ( Long Wave 150 - 300 KHz . )

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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."

If by mistake, I've used someone's copyright material, notify me, and I'll remove it.

All Trademarks are Recognised as belonging to Their Respective Owners