On Apr 16, 1:15*pm, an old friend wrote:
On Apr 16, 12:47*pm, wrote:





Speaking about meanings of words changing over time, when was the
meaning of 10-200 changed?

And it seems to have only changed in certain areas while remaining the
same in other areas.

When I was growing up in the 70's and 80's, all of the radio
publications I read, which were several different
publications, all said the exact same thing about the meaning iof
10-200.

That everywhere in the country (U.S.), it meant that you had to take a
#2 during a bathroom break.

If youwere talking on cb.

Now I read on the internet that some areas of the U.S. are using it to
mean "police urgently needed" if you're
talking on cb.

never read that myself I thought the trolls on here were just making
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Now I read on the internet that some areas of the U.S. are using it to
mean "police urgently needed" if you're
talking on cb.



never read that myself I thought the trolls on here were just making
**** up as always


You might be correct. I might have fell for what the trolls on here
posted.

With the internet out of the picture, I've only seen one meaning for
it, which is what I posted I read in a bunch of radio publications in
the 70's and 80's,
and it isn't the "police urgently needed" meaning.

as to cb lingo.