Charlie Sheen

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His family needs to get rid of those two porn whores and the other enablers/yes people who are hanging/living with Charlie. They're more than likely sucking his bank account dry and once everything is gone they'll be gone. Come to think of it maybe that's what he needs is to lose everything and to finally hit rock bottom. Hopefully he won't be dead before he hits rock bottom.
 
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From EW.com's James Hibbard:

Charlie Sheen taunted CBS and Two and a Half Men creator Chuck Lorre during his promised “final” Webcast on Tuesday night.

Compared to last night’s disjointed episode of “Sheen’s Korner,” in which the fired broadcast star looked alarmingly frazzled, Sheen was more focused and composed this evening. He seemed to stick to a prepared script stuffed with his wildly metaphoric wordplay as he bashed his perceived enemies.

“What occurred yesterday was completely and entirely illegal,” said the self proclaimed “Malibu Messiah,” then later added: “How’s last night’s 2.8 in the demo feel?” referring to the rating received by CBS for Monday’s repeat of Two and a Half Men.

Fans may finally be getting weary of Sheen’s rants. The counter on the Sheen’s Korner video stream averaged less than 60,000 viewers. Sheen’s first Webcast on Saturday night peaked at around a reported 100,000.

Sheen bashed CBS Corp. CEO Les Moonves (“you gave me your word, you so you gave me nothing”) and Lorre (“you picked a fight with a warlock” was probably the least offensive example), while seeming to give a pass to Warner Bros. president Peter Roth (“your heart was always rooted in fairness … show your courage, come dance in my gold”).

But it was Sheen’s appearance and demeanor that was likely a focal point for many. After the actor drew alarmed headlines for yesterday’s solo Webcast, it was a relief to see Sheen looking at least sorta-kinda normal — even if his intense spite and near-nonsensical rhetoric remained. Sheen always claimed he could pull himself together and stick to the script when working on Two and a Half Men. Tonight, the star’s audience reduced to a tiny fraction of what he drew on his hit show, Sheen demonstrated he could once again deliver his lines … if only viewers were still laughing with him.
 
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Celebrity news is getting pretty grim these days, especially with this nut making every front page of every newspaper and magazine and headlining every news story, including our own local news. I can't run far away enough from hearing about this idiot.
 
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^ I kind of have to agree. It may not be premeditated and 100% intentional, but an attitude that the drugs are more important than the potential side effects (of which death could be one). When using becomes more important than anyone or anything in your life, that is by default not choosing life. Most addicts wouldn't admit it at the time they are using, but upon looking back they can see that they didn't really care if death resulted from using. So it may not be suicide in the sense that most people define it (an intentional, premeditated act with a single defining moment), but it is suicide in the sense that users could die at almost any time and they choose to accept that risk (even embrace it if it comes with the drugs) over anything else in their lives.
 
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HauteMama said:
...Most addicts wouldn't admit it at the time they are using, but upon looking back they can see that they didn't really care if death resulted from using.
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exactly. and then there are those who admit that they wanted to die but didn't have the guts to do it at their own hand.

BadRomance93 said:
I'm all for lots of sex and money, but why keep up with the drugs? You're having lots of sex and have lots of money. You don't need the drugs...
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thats why its a disease. there is no logic to it. its not about happiness. its about covering up sadness so one does not have to feel it. its about filling the gaping hole in their heart. addicts need to change their way of thinking and learn that its okay to feel emotional pain.

And to all posters, I don't make up the rules about addiction. I've just learned so much about this disease for almost half my life so its important to pass on what I know to others so people can know the truth.
 
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