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Zombie Wranglers Xbox Live Arcade

admin — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 11:44:23 +0000

www.4TheGeekNU.com presents gameplay of Zombie Wranglers. This game is available now for download from Xbox Live Arcade. For more information about Zombie Wranglers, visit http

Rainbow Wranglers Roundup 2007 Performance

admin — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 11:51:46 +0000

This is video of the Rainbow Wrangler’s performance dance at Roundup 2007. We are dancing a custom choreography to Gretchen Wilson’s song “Holding You”.

West Mesquite High School Wranglers Justin Stout Kicks Game-Winning FG vs Red Oak

admin — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 11:45:39 +0000

West Mesquite High School Junior Kicker Justin Stout boots game-winning 50-Yard Field Goal to beat the Red Oak Hawks 31-29 as time elapses…

Crawdad Wranglers – “Hey Good Looking” cajun accordion, fiddle, Milford, NH, Ryan Thomson leader

admin — Sun, 29 Aug 2010 11:44:01 +0000

Ryan’s web site – www.captainfiddle.comRyan Thomson has been leading the Crawdad Wranglers band since 1989. In this video band band member Paul Mangion sings the Hank Williams song – “Hey Good Looking.” This Saturday evening cajun concert had a Mardigras theme. The performance was held in the Wadleigh Memorial Library, in Milford, New Hampshire, as part of the “Acoustic Cafe Coffeehouse on February 20, 2010. The band continues to perform throughout New England for concerts and cajun dances. Contact Ryan Thomson through his web site for booking information. Ryan also teaches accordion and fiddle in workshops, classes, and private lessons. Band members at this concert included: Ryan Thomson – accordion and fiddle, Brennish Thomson, 13 years old – fiddle, Jeff Lind – bass, Paul Mangion – rub board, guiro, snare drum, banjo, and cajun triangle. Paul is the singer in this video.

Crawdad Wranglers do “Diggi Diggi Lo” on cajun accordion, fiddle, Milford, NH, Ryan Thomson leader

admin — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 11:49:23 +0000

Ryan’s web site – www.captainfiddle.com Ryan sings a song by Doug Kershaw.Ryan Thomson has been leading the Crawdad Wranglers band since 1989. This Saturday evening cajun concert had a Mardigras theme. The performance was held in the Wadleigh Memorial Library, in Milford, New Hampshire, as part of the “Acoustic Cafe Coffeehouse on February 20, 2010. The band continues to perform throughout New England for concerts and cajun dances. Contact Ryan Thomson through his web site for booking information. Ryan also teaches accordion and fiddle in workshops, classes, and private lessons. Band members at this concert included: Ryan Thomson – accordion and fiddle, Brennish Thomson, 13 years old – fiddle, Jeff Lind – bass, Paul Mangion – rub board, guiro, snare drum, banjo, and cajun triangle.

The Jeep Mystique

admin — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 12:09:02 +0000

What is the “Jeep Mystique” anyway?

Well, let’s just say that no other vehicle in the history of auto making has ever captured the imagination of so many. Since it’s birth from necessity, and trial by fire at the beginning and during the United States of America’s involvement in World War II, the Jeep became much more than it was ever intended.

The first designer’s were originally commissioned by the U.S. military to build a small utilitarian reconnaissance vehicle, but that little 4×4 spine jarring rig ended up wearing many hats during the war. The first Jeeps were used to haul Generals, carry mounted 50 caliber machine guns, tow artillery weapons, serve as field ambulances and much more.

Today the Jeep has undergone many changes and there have been a number of different models which have departed from the early military style. However, the heritage of those original “Universal” style Jeeps from WWII lived on in the:

Willys-Overland CJ (civilian Jeep), Kaiser (Willys) CJ, AMC and Chrysler Wrangler YJ, TJ, and the current JK models.

Along the way there have been:

2 1/2 ton Jeep military trucks, civilian Jeep pickup trucks, car-like Jeepsters, Jeep forward control trucks, delivery vans and Postal Jeeps, and SUV styles such as the Wagoneer, Jeep cherokee, grand cherokee, Liberty, Commander, Patriot and Compass.

Why do so many of us admire this unusual hunk of metal, plastic and rubber?

I can’t speak for anyone else, but to me the Jeep symbolizes freedom on several fronts. First, is it’s initial historical role in helping to liberate oppressed people around the world and restoring freedom and liberty…and secondly, is Jeeps functional ability to go places where most other vehicles can not.

So, the Jeep Mystique can be summed up as a reminder of our freedoms and our responsibilities to fight to maintain those freedoms if need be. It’s a love affair for many Americans and folks around the world that has been going on since 1940 through today.

But on a lighter note, to most of us the Jeep Mystique simply means that these rigs are…well, just plain fun to own and drive.

For more great Jeep fun and information go to my website at www.4-the-love-of-jeeps.com There you will find a fun guide to choosing, buying, owning and using Jeeps, old and new, off road and on, including reviews, opinions, origins, history and anything Jeep related

Learn all about Jeeps from the beginning up through today. You will have numerous opportunities to leave feedback and even give your own opinions, criticisms and comments. Feel free to include pictures of your own ride and a story if you wish (doesn’t even have to be a Jeep) at: Your Jeep Page

Look forward to your visit at www.4-the-love-of-jeeps.com

I am NOT affiliated in any way with Chrysler LLC, or the Jeep division. Just love their Jeeps!

Tampa Bay Wranglers

admin — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 11:46:00 +0000

Tampa Bay Wranglers at the Sawmill Campgroud doing a great show. Thanks guys!

2008 Texas Wranglers City Wide Hold Up

admin — Fri, 20 Aug 2010 11:44:40 +0000

City Wide Hold Up is the annual fundraiser held by the Texas Wranglers to benefit Easter Seals Central Texas. The event draws hundreds of volunteers and sends them to street corners throughout Austin to hold up passing motorists for change. Over the past ten years, with the help of over 6200 volunteers, City Wide Hold Up has raised over $285000 for Easter Seals in only 50 hours! Our goal for 2008 is $40000, which can be met and surpassed with your support. This would put the grand total over a milestone $325000! For more info go to citywideholdup.com

Muddin in Wranglers, Boots and Spurs 2

admin — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 11:46:49 +0000

Geared up in Wranglers, Boots and Spurs and found some mud to play in.

Honky Tonk Blues (The Wranglers)

admin — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 11:44:42 +0000

My Brothers Band