Anybody catch Sheen's moonbat rant on UStream last night? Whoa! "Charlie Sheen LIVE and unplugged from reality!
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Hollywood eats people. Meth eats people. Charlie is toast. I fear he is consumed beyond resuscitation but from one human being to another, I hope he gets found. I have no idea what he was on when he decided to live stream that rant but I suspect it is methadone and a lot of alcohol, several days on end of both before he had the epiphany to share. Likely he was set up by suggestion from some Hollywood "friend" to go live on the net.
I don't like to see folks crash their lives with chemicals, no matter who they are. Here's an eye opener on meth.
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NEXT>> to click through the before and after mugshots of these zombies as they spiral down over time and subsequent mugshots.
http://www.oregonlive.com/news/oregonian/photos/gallery.ssf?cgi-bin/view_gallery.cgi/olive/view_gallery.ata?g_id=2927That's pretty much my 2 cents on Charlie. If you want the further soap box, read on. Otherwise, don't.
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I don't much care what goes on in Hollyweird, Island of Misfit Toys that it is. I've been there, I wasn't impressed.
I don't watch much T.V., documentaries mostly but the wife watches Sheen's show now & then. I'll step in and change the channel if the kids are in the room. Honestly I don't see why it is lauded as the best show these days, I really don't.
I see it as lame, if you've seen three episodes then pretty much that's all that is going on, penis joke, vagina joke, fart joke, derogatory slight to women, another penis joke, repeat. There's the whole season.
I fully understand that Hollywood is in the gutter because those that run the industry are bent on diluting America's values with a steady menu of filth deemed appropriate by today's standards (fox running the hen house).
I grew up with a black & white T.V. We didn't get a color console T.V. until '77. Several families in my neighborhood had the first available cable by then but we didn't get that even until I was just leaving High School in '85. Even though my Dad's a lib my parents insulated us from the filth that was mainstream by then, long after "Ozzy & Harriet" or "Leave it to Beaver".