
and the patio…

and on the set of Kansas City Trucking Co.

and the patio…
and on the set of Kansas City Trucking Co.
WORKOUT (1982)
Continuing my hard drive purge, forgive the quality, but thought worth another look before deleting from my old Windows 8 P.C. How many different ways have we discussed WORKOUT here? I usually use Xmas themed clips from Navy Blue, but Jack getting blown in a helicopter over Manhattan? MUST SEE TV!
Oh my! Arcade has a theme song? American Cream – you may want to turn down volume, it’s louder than the others – enjoy!
Navy Blue (1979) – Jack Wrangler & Giuseppe Welch in this scene
REDDIT review
Arcade (1984) – Eric Stryker (AKA Noel Kemp, Mike Kelly), Nick Rodgers (as the Security Guard) – update: Arcade review
American Cream (1972) – Director – Rob Simple; stars Robert Rikas, Tom Peterson, Sam Block, Doug Romain, Chuck Thomas, Black Barbarella, and Arch Sampson
director: Francis Ellie (1979)
Starring: George Payne & Jack Wrangler; plus Brian Ray (Santa); , Giuseppe Welsh (helicopter), Adam DeHaven, Kurt Mann, Snapper Foster, Derek Thurston, and Anna Freed
Another rerun rerun – but it’s tradition! a clip from Navy Blue – but it’s just soooooo good! Classic story – two guys in the Navy on a 12-hour leave in NYC, each secretly in love with the other, but can’t bare to admit it to the other and risk jeopardizing their friendship. They part ways, and Jack Wrangler is trying to enjoy site-seeing on his own, but loses himself in thought looking at one of the Christmas-decorated windows, imagining a romantic encounter with his buddy, 70’s bearded hunk George Payne, complete with disco-theme music, of course.
The music is SPACE’s Magic Fly. This is also the film with the wonderful Jack Wrangler blowjob in the helicopter flying over Manhattan skyline scene. Have I posted that one?
without looking at this link, do you know where (movie) this pic is from?
Trader Dick – (1977) – Starring: Buzz, Dwayne, Jack Wrangler
“Buzz and Dwayne decide to end their boredom by making a Trader Dick call. When Jack Wrangler arrives, the results are very much to their liking as Jack leads them on a sex rip that produces sensual satisfaction just where the boys want it – in their horny groin. Their hard dicks end up gushing like oil wells.”
Apparently, I had this 8MM film, but sold it off in 2009. Alas, I have an entire box of unwatched 8MM’s, but got rid of the 8MM player back when I moved in 2017, so no way to view. Anyhoo…. fortunately many have been digitized for our viewing pleasure – again, soundtrack a bit, um, well, not sexy – unless the accordian/harmonica version of You Are Always In My Heart while Jack Wrangler gets blown does it for you! oh wait! – El Manisero for Jack getting “lucky pierred” – and Roses of Picardy always makes me cum – how ’bout you?
Again drafts folder talk? Yes. So, another idea/theory – Jack Wrangler probably appears in a jockstrap in at least 1/2 his films. Maybe, maybe not. So I tried to list which ones I am certain he wears one, and got stuck (distracted) but suffice to say if you are reading this I decided to “crowd source” the idea and get some help. Heavy Equipment – of course! Remember when he is cleaning the gym, and throws a couple jocks at the camera (3D effect – awesome!) And of course, Killing Me Softly – the PLOT is centered around a jockstrap – it’s the murder weapon!
so maybe linking to Jack’s GEVI page will help y’all help me – comment below (or is that above?) the film title, the scene – hey! link to or email me pics if you can!
Jack’s solo, above. Did you know that the original filming of this scene didn’t turn out, and Gage was going to work around it – but Wrangler insisted he fly back to re-do the shoot (hee-hee, I said shoot) – being the pro that he was!
brief, fun, and usually missing from most copies of KSTC – the “piss scene”