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* [[The Lone Ranger]]: who with his trusty side kick/special friend Tonto have become crime fighters throughout the wild west. | * [[The Lone Ranger]]: who with his trusty side kick/special friend Tonto have become crime fighters throughout the wild west. | ||
| − | * [[US Rangers]]: a unit on | + | * [[US Rangers]]: a unit on a par with the British Womens Auxillary Balloon Corps. |
| − | * [[Glasgow Rangers]]: a Scottish Premier League Team many of whose fans prefer Ian Paisley to the Pope. No surrender (except in the SPL, obviously) ''(...obviously!)'' | + | * [[Glasgow Rangers]]: a Scottish Premier League Team many of whose fans prefer Ian Paisley to the Pope. No surrender! (except in the SPL, obviously) ''(...obviously!)'' |
| + | * [[Texas Rangers]]: Wild West lawman down in Texas. Crap 1993 movie with Chuck Norris. | ||
* [[Tolkien Rangers]]: Bunch of blokes wandering the wilderness in Middle Earth - may be a totally lost and scattered TA unit. | * [[Tolkien Rangers]]: Bunch of blokes wandering the wilderness in Middle Earth - may be a totally lost and scattered TA unit. | ||
Revision as of 20:56, 9 May 2006
Rangers may refer to:
- The Lone Ranger: who with his trusty side kick/special friend Tonto have become crime fighters throughout the wild west.
- US Rangers: a unit on a par with the British Womens Auxillary Balloon Corps.
- Glasgow Rangers: a Scottish Premier League Team many of whose fans prefer Ian Paisley to the Pope. No surrender! (except in the SPL, obviously) (...obviously!)
- Texas Rangers: Wild West lawman down in Texas. Crap 1993 movie with Chuck Norris.
- Tolkien Rangers: Bunch of blokes wandering the wilderness in Middle Earth - may be a totally lost and scattered TA unit.
