Charlie be tripping.

**Askthepizzaguy** · 02-28-2011, 22:33

Originally Posted by Rhyfelwyr

In light of what cent said, I take back what I said earlier. I just thought his talk about his "flaming fists of vengeance" on the director was hilarious, but he really is just a scumbag.

His comments are hilarious, but in a sad way. If it was said in jest, it would be hilarious in a good way, but this is a guy who's got domestic violence on his record, accidentally shot Kelly Preston, has been arrested for assault and menacing, and the police have been called on him several times for drunkenness and causing damage to people's property. He's just plain out of control and dangerous. Frankly, after you've been called out by several women for being a violent abusive person, I lose all respect for you. You just combine that with his apparent attitude towards employers and fans and his ridiculously inflated self-image, and you've got a pattern of behavior that is difficult to admire.

He is a scumbag, but we love our entertainers so much that it doesn't always bother people. Now, obviously, one doesn't have to be a paragon of virtue to be likeable, or even marketable, but there is a line somewhere where you just have to say no thanks. You could be talented, but I can't overlook how much of a menace you are. One is more important than the other.

This guy has a lot to apologize for, but he still thinks he's the

. My point is that he really is not, and he's going to be the last person to figure it out, and when he does, it's not going to be a happy ending.

Originally Posted by Greyblades

Its times like this I envy some people's ability to motivate themselves into writing essays worth of text.

When you type fast, it's as easy and comfortable as breathing or having a normal conversation. This is honestly zero effort for me.

**ajaxfetish** · 02-28-2011, 23:00

Originally Posted by Askthepizzaguy

He is a scumbag, but we love our entertainers so much that it doesn't always bother people. Now, obviously, one doesn't have to be a paragon of virtue to be likeable, or even marketable, but there is a line somewhere where you just have to say no thanks. You could be talented, but I can't overlook how much of a menace you are. One is more important than the other.

So essentially, if you're gonna be a magnificent bastard, you'd better darn well be magnificent?

Ajax

**Louis VI the Fat** · 03-01-2011, 00:53

What's that Sheen quote? Ronin shared it last week or so. Something like:

"They lay down with their ugly wive in front of their ugly children and their loser lives and then look at me and tell me I got it all wrong."

**drone** · 03-01-2011, 01:39

Drugs.

**Ice** · 03-04-2011, 08:28

Originally Posted by drone

Drugs.

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**Furunculus** · 03-08-2011, 17:14

i liked this article -

Charlie Sheen's heroic stand against the tyrannical therapy police:
http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/br...herapy-police/

**gaelic cowboy** · 03-08-2011, 17:19

On the plus side charlie is catching up on his online play lately

Charlie Sheen Winning at Call of Duty: Black Ops

**lars573** · 03-01-2011, 01:47

Originally Posted by ajaxfetish

So essentially, if you're gonna be a magnificent bastard, you'd better darn well be magnificent?

Ajax

Hold on there. Do you really think Carlos Estevez deserves to mentioned with the likes of Gaius Julius Caesar, Ben Linus, and Otto Von Bismark? I don't.

**Askthepizzaguy** · 03-01-2011, 06:58

Originally Posted by lars573

Hold on there. Do you really think Carlos Estevez deserves to mentioned with the likes of Gaius Julius Caesar, Ben Linus, and Otto Von Bismark? I don't.

Carlos Estevez doesn't deserve to be mentioned with the likes of Emilio Estevez.