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Sly Stallone: Taking the punch-drunk thing a bit too far

We brought Sylvester Stallone home from the pound five days ago.
All he does is hide behind the bureau and under the coffee table.
He's had a few accidents, but that's not the real problem. We figured that would happen.
It's that he's so skittish and afraid. We're starting to lose patience with him.
Any advice?
 
Buck said:
We brought Sylvester Stallone home from the pound five days ago.
All he does is hide behind the bureau and under the coffee table.
He's had a few accidents, but that's not the real problem. We figured that would happen.
It's that he's so skittish and afraid. We're starting to lose patience with him.
Any advice?

1. A burlap sack
2. Two heavy rocks
3. A bridge over high water. [/hondo]
 
The Good Doctor said:
Buck said:
We brought Sylvester Stallone home from the pound five days ago.
All he does is hide behind the bureau and under the coffee table.
He's had a few accidents, but that's not the real problem. We figured that would happen.
It's that he's so skittish and afraid. We're starting to lose patience with him.
Any advice?

1. A burlap sack
2. Two heavy rocks
3. A bridge over high water. [/hondo]

Too late. He has escaped into the mountains nearby and is now waging a vigilante war against and the local sheriff's department.
 
Buck said:
The Good Doctor said:
Buck said:
We brought Sylvester Stallone home from the pound five days ago.
All he does is hide behind the bureau and under the coffee table.
He's had a few accidents, but that's not the real problem. We figured that would happen.
It's that he's so skittish and afraid. We're starting to lose patience with him.
Any advice?

1. A burlap sack
2. Two heavy rocks
3. A bridge over high water. [/hondo]

Too late. He has escaped into the mountains nearby and is now waging a vigilante war against and the local sheriff's department.

They drew first blood, not me.
 
Dude has definitely seen better days.


(upon further review, I'm not sure that's entirely accurate.)
 
westcoastvol said:
I can't vouch for the final product, its execution and such, but the script is surprisingly good. Could wind up being no less than the second-best film in the franchise (Dunno what that's saying, actually...).

Considering the first film was Oscar (the award, not the really, really bad Stallone pic) material, that's actually saying a lot.
 
Just in time for the holidays...

http://www.jakkspacific.com/


rocky.jpg


And, yes, that is a toy-sized side of beef.
 

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