Back it down, eastbound! You got a bear in the grass in a plain black wrapper takin' pictures at 21.4!
Seriously, it's an April Fool's joke.
FWIW, the only time I've ever heard 'break' used on amateur radio, the context was "break break break priority traffic National Weather Service Taunton". What NWS Taunton [WX1BOX] was breaking was a SKYWARN net and the traffic was a tornado warning.
I've heard "ten-four good buddy" a few times on 2M and maybe once on 75M. It's usually a sure sign that someone's operating under the influence.
