Barking Fridge Pictures

Ted Jacobson, AKA Skinny on the boards, has a tremendous amount of energy and passion for G.I. Joe.
Below you'll see a sampling of his Joe related video work. Check out his YouTube Channel for many more!

B.A.T.S. B.A.T.S. Everywhere

Dreadnok Life

G.I. Joe Combat Ready Cosplay

Get the Diamonds

Baroness vs Bombstrike

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