The next time you hear someone complain during a flip cup game about a breezy 5 MPH wind, remind them it could be worse. Here is Exhibit A. By the way, the girl in the orange is our pick for MVP, in a losing effort. Not only was she the only one-flipper, she was trying to block the blizzard winds as well! Kudos to you, girl in orange jacket.
Not everyone is into converting an RV or Bus into a tailgating machine with patios and second decks. The Take A Seat System is perfect for smaller, more intimate tailgate parties or for simply transporting cargo.
The system has a weather-resistant cargo carrier that can hold up to 500 lbs. of tailgate gear, but then turns into a heavy-duty bench seat for two in seconds when the party gets started.
The Take A Seat System is constructed in sturdy 2" square steel tube, and comes with a powder-coat finish. The fabric used in the Take A Seat is UV protected and is made of 600D oxford fabric with a polyurethane coating to stand up to those hot, soggy Saturdays or Sundays.
With its 2-in-1 tailgating capabilities, the Take A Seat System provides a great solution to improvised seating!
The rally cry of the Aggies from Texas A&M can be heard for miles from the top deck of Bus 12. Before you can even catch a glimpse of the two story tailgate machine, you can hear the sounds of its powerful speakers blaring the music of the nationally famous, Fightin' Texas Aggie Band from blocks away. In fact, it was noted that a woman in Lincoln, Nebraska dragged her husband from their 14th story hotel room believing that would catch a glimpse of the Aggie Band. Yet, once you get a view of this rally masterpiece, you are convinced you are in the presence of Aggie greatness!
With the absolute society crush we all have on Fantasy Football, it’s surprising a product like this took so long to come out. NFL SUNDAY TICKET™ "In-Stadium" by DIRECTV allows fans to watch NFL SUNDAY TICKET on Kangaroo TV™ handsets while attending their team's live games. Don’t get us wrong, there is absolutely no better feeling than being at the actual game, but there is a part of you wishing you could be watching your fantasy football team absolutely demolish last year’s league winner.
Ok, so this is not exactly the Christian Children's Fund, but orphaned beers are not cool. Notice how at any given time during a tailgate, there are half full abandoned beers on top of tables, perched on fences, or sitting on top of the keg. This is all due to the fact that your faithful tailgaters expect you to drive them to the game, bring all their food, cook their burger, and watch over your beer in the same exact instance in time. But you can help put a stop to this waste of beer with the Beer Pager.
Simply place your can or bottle into the system's built in koozie, and clip the remote to your belt. Then next time short-term memory loss kicks in, press the button, and the coaster and koozie start to burp loudly and light up from up to 60 feet away.
The creators have thought of everything on this little tailgate gadget. The device comes programmed with several different radio codes so that more than one unit can be used at one time.The Beer Pager is available in two different designs: Original Version and Casino Version.
It seems innocent enough to enjoy some football with your favorite beverage. Yet, there are some (e.g. those wonderfully trained search down guards at stadium entrances) who seem have a different opinion on the matter. Now you can throw caution to the wind, and simply walk your "cell phone" (wink wink) into any location with a "little extra water weight." The Cell Phone Flask comes in the 4 Oz version shown, as well as, an 8 Oz version. Just unscrew the antenna on top, and continue about your business.
Thank you to user TKupNow39 for this great recipe!
This is a great recipe to make the night before game, and then just heat 'em up and serve 'em out at the lot.
INGREDIENTS
The 12th Man Tailgaters from Texas A&M have turned their tailgate bus conversion project into their own version of 'Monster Garage.' They started off by buying a vintage 1964 GMC School Bus, which was acquired all the way in Springfield, Illinois. The soon-to-be tailgate machine, was hauled over 1000 miles to get it back to its new home in College Station, Texas. Some may think that this was a bit of an overkill, but as one of the owners simply explains, "We wanted an old bus...something different."
In 2004, a small group of creative Georgia Tech alums "ended up with" a 1984 school bus. While sitting around a campfire one night, discussing the finer things in life, they decided to turn it into the ultimate Georgia Tech football tailgating machine, and the GT Tailgate Bus was born.
The exterior was painted to match the Ramblin' Wreck from Georgia Tech, a 1930 Ford Model A Sports Coupe, which has lead the football team onto the field at Bobby Dodd Stadium since 1961. Some liberty was taken on the hood of the Bus, which sports white flames!
Just when you think you have seen all this video has to offer, it kicks itself into overdrive. As far as push-button tailgate party setups go, this one has to take the Keg!
Saturday, March 14, 2009