1/23/2008
Rambo's Solutions to 5 Everyday Office Problems
Rambo is back in theaters this Friday, and despite the fact that Sylvester Stallone is about 300 years old, we can all learn from Stallone’s and Rambo’s perseverance under pressure—whether we’re also ex-soldiers tormented about ‘Nam or just mindless office drones. See, Rambo can be a guide to handling anything, including the hassles you face in the office every day. Throw away your copy of Sun Tzu and the Art of Business and take a lesson from a true master of war.Continue Reading: Rambo's Solutions to 5 Everyday Office Problems
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Despite of Mr. Stallone’s age, I think that Rambo will still make it to the top of the charts. It’s been ages since I saw the last Rambo film and I was like 7 yrs. Old when that came out. I remember having those Rambo action figures when I was young as my father was such a fan of it.
I think the idea of Rambo, a guy who is able to defeat an army by himself while that army shoots thousands of bullets at him while none of the hit, is too unrealistic nowadays to have any appeal.
Rocky 6 was good because it didn't make him seem so invincible, but Rambo just needs to be put to rest.
Rocky 6 was good because it didn't make him seem so invincible, but Rambo just needs to be put to rest.
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