GI Joe

It comes on mostly Saturdays on Dish network channel 176, and 177, Toon and Toon west.

Channing Tatum was riding a 2009 Indian Chief motorcycle.

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The term GI stands for Government Issued or I have also heard it stands for Government infantry.

The Joe is a particularly common name based on a Catholic custom of naming male children using the surname Joseph followed by their commonly used name such as Robert, Thomas, James etc. In the military the enlisted men were always identified by their first name/last name with little regard to middle names. When these men who thus far as civilians had been called Tommy, Bobby or Jimmy joined the military they became known as Joseph or "Joe" for short. Upon leaving the service many continued to use the name Joe they had become accustomed to while others returned to their common names. This was especially true for brothers. It created some confusion when Joseph Michael Peters and Joseph Robert Peters, brothers, previously called Mike or Bob, both came out of the service being called Joe Peters.

GI Joe

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Sienna Miller

No, the G.I. JOE action figure franchise in fictional.

gi joes are cool!

Heavy Duty - G.I. Joe - was created in 1992.

The cast of GI Joe Documentary - 2002 includes: Kirk Bozigian Janet Downing Taylor Jerry Einhorn as himself Alan Hassenfeld Gregory Jednack as Narrator William Lansing Don Levine as himself Virginia Perry Gardener Sam Petrucci Brian Savage Steve Soulos Sam Speers as himself

the pit. theres a mobile pit as well

Sienna Miller

There are 7 songs in GI Joe. Here's the complete list of songs with notes on the scenes they were in. The soundtrack album is only score, but you can find the downloads for the songs here: http://reelsoundtrack.wordpress.com/2009/08/08/gi-joe-soundtrack/

Songs from GI Joe:

4 years earlier, dancing - Boogie Bumper by The Charlotte Swing Band (Unknown scene) - Portis by Henrik Jacobsson featuring Jax Diamondz Training - Bang a Gong (Get It On) by London Bus Stop Working out - Boom, Boom, Boom (Shake Your Reggaeton) by Zombie Bank Whistling - For He's a Jolly Good Fellow by Traditional Hawk's office - Whisker Frisking by Randy Jones Closing Credits - Boom Boom Boom (DJ Ammo, Poet Named Life Megamix) by Black Eyed Peas Original music for G.I. Joe: Rise of Cobra by Alan Silvestri The score soundtrack album for GI Joe has the following songs:

1 Clan McCullen 2 Mars Industries 3 Delivering the Warheads 4 General Hawk 5 It Must Be Nato's Fault! 6 King Cobra 7 What Happened to Her? 8 I Promise 9 The Pit Battle 10 They Intend to Use Them 11 Snake Eyes 12 I Have a Target in Mind 13 The Joe's Mobilize 14 Northern Route 15 Who Are You? 16 Deploy the Sharks 17 Final Battle 18 Just About Close Enough 19 The Rise of Cobra 20 I'm Not Giving Up on You 21 End Credits

Channing Tatum is duke in GI Joe rise of the cobra.

G.I. Joe is a line of military-themed articulated action figures produced by the toy company Hasbro. The initial product offering represented four of the branches of the U.S. Armed Forces with the Action Soldier (Army), Action Sailor (Navy), Action Pilot (Air Force) and Action Marine (Marines). The term G.I. stands for Government Issue and became a generic term for U.S. soldiers (predating the action figures), especially ground forces. The development of G.I. Joe led to the coining of the term "action figure."

In 1963, noting the commercial success of the Barbie doll for girls, Stan Weston, a toy creator and licensing agent, had merchandising rights to a 1963 American television show The Lieutenant. He presented the show for viewing to Don Levine, the creative director of toy manufacturer Hasbro, both thought the plot of the adventures of Lieutenant played by Gary Lockwood in the 1963 U.S Marine Corps seemed like a soap opera. Weston came up with the idea of a line of Barbie-sized dolls with a military theme that would be marketed to boys. Levine visited a New York store called The Soldier Shop that sold a variety of militaria including French porcelain dolls in accurate cloth Napoleonic uniforms that he combined with the posability of an artist's mannequin. Both men saw the potential of the idea and approved development. The prototypes were originally named "Rocky the Marine", "Skip the Sailor", and "Ace the Pilot"[3], before Don Levine, inspired by the popular 1945 film The Story of G.I. Joe, decided on the generic name "G.I. Joe."

Hasbro, who had never made a doll before, produced large quantities of the figure and accessories in record time.

The line was launched on February 2, 1964, with a World War II theme (although some of the clothes and other items were actually of Korean-war vintage). The G.I. Joe figures were approximately the same physical scale as Barbie dolls-11+1⁄2 in (29.2 cm) tall in 1/6 scale, which would make the original figures 5 ft, 9 in tall in real life.

There were originally four figures, one to represent each branch of the Armed Forces. Accessory packs (often called "blades" in the toy industry-the "razor" was the action figure and the "blades" were the accessory cards) containing additional gear and clothing were also released.

Unlike Action Man the GI Joe figure did not come with a rifle. Each of the four branches of service had four different scenarios that had its own equipment and uniforms. For example a soldier or Marine would have a rifle, web gear, field pack, helmet and other equipment sold separately or in large sets. In 1999 Hasbro had competition from a company named 21st Century Toys who produced an action figure with highly detailed accessories called The Ultimate Soldier.

General Joseph Colton (Bruce Willis) and Roadblock (Dwayne Johnson) will be the main actors.

An original GI Joe Nurse could sell for $5000-6000, assuming it is in perfect condition.

The G.I Joes character love interests are:

- Duke, Ripcord and Snake Eyes LOVE Scarlett

- Scarlett LOVES Duke, Ripcord and Snake Eyes (at different times)

- Baroness LOVES Duke, James Mccullen (Destro) and Daniel DeCobray (using him), all of them loved her back but Duke loved her as Ana, Mccullen loved her as baroness and DeCobray loved her because they got married not know he was being used and died after his purpose was fulfilled. They all loved her at the same time.

Violence and Language. I wish it was rated R. I wanna see the soldier boys tearing each other apart. Actually its PG-13 For Strong Sequences of Action Violence and Mayhem Throughout.

2 movies have already been made: The Story of G.I. Joe (1945), G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra (2009). G.I. Joe: Retaliation will be released in 2013 and will be the sequel to G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra. There have also been a few animated movies.

GI is a name often associated with the US military and government personnel. It stands for Government Issue, all gear and clothing being issued by the government for the use of the individual.

GI is an abbreviation for General Infantry,

when placed before a name it means that he or she was an Infantry soldier. source :- http://www.answers.com/main/ntquery?s=GI+Joe&gwp=13

They look like the Prada 07E.

Compare screencaps:

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to the glasses:

http://www.framesdirect.com/framesfp/Prada-lcrapg/r.html

Originally 12 inches, later 3.75 inches, and still later 4 inches.

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by getting bit by a cobra