View Full Version : Does anybody love Charlie Sheen as much as I do?


JB5pro
03-11-2011, 06:25 PM
He has geberously givin some of the best entertainment I have seen. I never watch his shows and only seen part of some of his movies like the one where he and his brother are garbage men, I liked what I saw of that one.
His personal stuff gives me hope for our country's future :)

Sandy G
03-11-2011, 06:51 PM
I would like to say I feel sorry for him, but I just can't. He HAD the world by the B*lls, & has managed to summarily F*ck it all up. I thought he MIGHT be different than 99% of the rest, would have had better sense than to get involved w/ hard drugs & drink. Charlie, you've let us all down, but mostly, you've let YOURSELF down...Shame on you !

JB5pro
03-11-2011, 07:05 PM
I predict this will blow over and he will in fact be "winning" acording to our country's standards. In other words I think he will not have any real money issues and never have a lower lifestyle including having all the young girls he can tolerate. I bet he does not even go into rehab because he seems to be one of those that can handle the ups and downs of drugs in part because he has friends that will help him every minute. If he does go to rehab I believe it will only be for show which will just help him "win" even more.
I expect 96% of the men here don't approve of his lifestyle and are probably more jealous than righteous. He represents the ultimate lifestyle 94% of young men would love to have and yet most speak of him as though he is wrong for living exactly as all of us and or our relatives have, in effect, insisted he lives.
Unfortunately for me writing what I just wrote will not impress most here but I just like to make predictions to see how close my educated guesses become.
I am not trying to promote his lifestyle in any way.

GeorgeJetson
03-13-2011, 09:11 PM
Maybe everyone is just jealous of Charlie Sheen,at least he seems to think so too...

"You know they lay down with their ugly wives in front of their ugly children and just look at their loser lives and they look at me and say I CAN'T PROCESS IT. Well no, you never will, stop trying, just sit back and enjoy the show."

They've picked a fight with a Warlock! Sizzle,losing,bye!
The crazier Charlie gets the more he "wins"!

I actually heard some guys in a resteraunt complaining they were sick of radio coverage of the japan earthquake and wanted to hear more about Charlie Sheen.

Anyway,here's a link to Sheens final installment of "Sheens Korner" entitled "building the perfect torpedo"
This one contains some very off the wall poetry and as well as scathing remarks toward Chuck Lorre and the other "trolls"... Funny stuff!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_KnmzcNXk4

Charlie's already sold out all tickets for his "building the perfect torpedo" live show,and his out of print poetry book is bringing over $500 on eBay now!

The self proclaimed "Malibu Messiah" seems to be more popular than ever!
If it's one thing America loves it's a freak show!
Duh,Winning!:D:D

GeorgeJetson
03-13-2011, 09:40 PM
"Canned slabs of jaundiced gorilla pelts fill the plates of those fools and clowns and nabobs. Oh, how they once begged to attend my perfect banquet in the nude. Now they just beg for the keys to my gold.
Here is my unwanted guest list. The names slightly altered to prevent their stench from polluting my magic daiquiri, or even worse, stealing my favorite pony. A pony named Steve, his orange mane painted blue, blue like the evening sky, as he gallops into the basement to acquire the ancient flatware and a rotting cheeseboard covered in the mold of their moral dysentery."

Charlie Sheen would have made a great beat poet! All this needs is some far out bongos in the background for dramatic punctuation.

GeorgeJetson
03-13-2011, 10:11 PM
Check this out folks!
I wonder if the high bidder actually paid for it!

http://cgi.ebay.com/Charlie-Sheen-A-Piece-My-Mind-poetry-book-/270715209878?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3f07e24896#ht_500wt_922

GeorgeJetson
03-14-2011, 09:02 AM
I predict this will blow over and he will in fact be "winning" acording to our country's standards. In other words I think he will not have any real money issues and never have a lower lifestyle including having all the young girls he can tolerate. I bet he does not even go into rehab because he seems to be one of those that can handle the ups and downs of drugs in part because he has friends that will help him every minute. If he does go to rehab I believe it will only be for show which will just help him "win" even more.
I expect 96% of the men here don't approve of his lifestyle and are probably more jealous than righteous. He represents the ultimate lifestyle 94% of young men would love to have and yet most speak of him as though he is wrong for living exactly as all of us and or our relatives have, in effect, insisted he lives.
Unfortunately for me writing what I just wrote will not impress most here but I just like to make predictions to see how close my educated guesses become.
I am not trying to promote his lifestyle in any way.



I have to disagree with you that "94 per cent" of people would love to have his lifestyle.
He's continuously getting divorced,has serious drug and alcohol problems,has been arrested for domestic violence,has restraining orders against him and dates porn stars...I don't think most guys would want their girlfriends screwing around with other men,let alone on film.

Those arent good things,and certainly nothing to be jealous of!
he's come very close to overdosing and if he keeps it up he eventually will.
despite what he thinks he isn't immortal.

I shudder to think of what state the world would be in if 94 per cent of the population behaved like him.

As Sandy G pointed out,It's all very sad,someone in Charlie Sheens position can have the best and he's throwing it all away!

I'd like to have his money and power,but I wouldn't want to live wrecklessly the way he does and subject my family to ridicule.

bgadow
03-17-2011, 10:56 PM
I've only picked up bits and pieces of this whole Sheen deal. It helps that I pretty much don't watch TV anymore. Catch an occasional promo for Entertainment Tonight or see a copy of People in the check out lane. I started watching the video posted above...as Dana Carvey would say, "that's weird, wild stuff!"

No thanks, Charlie. I really like MY life...I wouldn't trade you anything.

GeorgeJetson
03-21-2011, 08:45 PM
Charlie Sheen has expanded his "my violent torpedo of truth" tour and now you can win chance to meet the warlock himself and help him destroy the trolls and prevent them from stealing his favorite pony! (Steve)

Charlie has also promised to tell the lucky winner his secret warlock spell for hypnotizing beautiful women and surviving huge amounts of crack that would render mere commoners into helpless zombies.

http://www.etonline.com/news/108923_Raffle_Winner_Gets_Chance_to_Hang_Out_with_ Charlie_Sheen/

GeorgeJetson
03-21-2011, 09:06 PM
Apparently Charlie Sheen is still winning!
It looks like CBS wants him back!

http://abcnews.go.com/m/story?id=13187609

Looks like he's smarter than everyone thought,he has defeated the Earthworms and trolls with his words and they will have to beg him to come back as he predicted!

I wonder if he will get that 3 million per show he said he would demand to return!

I have to give him credit,he really has them at his will now.

grumpy
03-22-2011, 05:31 AM
He's an imbecile but his dad is cool as hell.

GeorgeJetson
03-22-2011, 08:18 AM
He's an imbecile but his dad is cool as hell.

Agreed!
I'm surprised his tactics worked and he's coming out of this ahead,especially after publicly insulting the head of CBS,it's executives,the general public and Chuck Lorre and his mother.

I guess it's all about money,they stand to lose so much by canceling the show,they are going to swallow their dignity and bend to his will.

His ex wife also dropped the restraining order this week,and his tours are selling out,so this is why Charlie Sheen is bragging again that he's "winning".

Unfortunately in todays media driven tabloid news society you can't not know about this anymore,it's all everyones talking about,it's on tv,the news stand on the radio in your car and even in your face when you go to check your email.

Charlie Sheen is probably more popular now than ever.

This is a lesson to us all that life isnt fair,and if your big enough you can do whatever you want and get away with it!

In the "old days" the things this guy has done publically would have ended his career in shame for good,unfortunately society has degraded to the point where people are actually entertained by "two an a half men" and I think many people do admire his wild and wreckless porn star and drug fueled lifestyle,why else would so many rally to his side?

And after bedding 7,000 women,making 2 million per episode walking through his lines,and living a life thats one huge party is it any wonder Charlie Sheen thinks he's a "grand magician" or "head warlock" with "Adonis DNA"?

JB5pro
03-22-2011, 09:20 AM
[QUOTE=GeorgeJetson;2997558] I actually heard some guys in a resteraunt complaining they were sick of radio coverage of the japan earthquake and wanted to hear more about Charlie Sheen. QUOTE]


I can relate to those guys very well when I think of the jappanneys allowing thier gvnmt to build a nuclear facility over an earthquake faultline and as if that was not serving the little people well enough they chose not to build a back-up cooling system for what they knew very well would happen.
So, if they want to let thier gvmnt do that to the little people I believe I can be of no help to that way of living.

I would much rather keep track of charlie as he influences many people in a much more logical society here in our good country. He very well represents what a huge majority approves or they would not watch his show while rewarding him for all of his bad behavior. Funny people call it bad behavior when all I have seen from him is nothing less than most every frat boy I know does whenever possible. I intend no disrespect to anybody I mention or write about. I am repectfully analyzing what I am exposed to.
Charlie is revealing what multitudes of powerful men think and do. Frat boys go on to run most businesses and most of our government. Apparently most of the country simply wants to believe things are different then they actually are. Clearly most people dont want to know the truths that could help them make better decisions.
It is very frustrating wanting to discuss reality when most people hate the truth.
Charlie very well represents the lifestyle that is lived by multitudes of people who recieve monies from all the little people.
Anybody that truly cares for his fellow man will bother himself at least a little to learn what is causing problems and help if only with advice and the action of not giving money to anything that helps cause problems at the very least.

GeorgeJetson
03-22-2011, 10:09 AM
"Jb5pro"

Did you ever see the Star Trek episode "Miri" where the planet was ruled by children who hated the "grups"?

do you want a society of immature adults living in a state of arrested development?

Do you think 94 per cent of men should be or want to be "banging 7 gram rocks" and being arrested for domestic violence?

Would you dad be proud of you if you acted in this manner?

"frat boys" don't stay "frat boys" forever,they grow up when they enter the business world or they don't survive.
You can't be 50 years old and acting like Bluto on animal house..not unless you're independently wealthy.

Two and a half men is a television show,it's for entertainment purposes,it's not a guide to live your life by,any more than a Clint Eastwood movie will make me take to the streets with a .44 magnum or Smokey and the Bandit will make me lead the police on a high speed chase in a Trans am.

Tv shows and movies are supposed to be by and large an escape from reality.

I admit freely that I'd love to have Charlie Sheens money and power,who wouldn't?
But I don't want to live his drug fueled party 24/7 lifestyle.

Think about what life would be like if 94 per cent of society behaved exactly like Charlie Sheen!
We would get nothing accomplished.

"No phones,no lights,no motor cars,not a single luxury,like Robinson Crusoe it's primitive as can be"

JB5pro
03-22-2011, 10:36 AM
Hi George,
I like your apparent personality. I am still figuring out what you are writing in jest and what you actually believe.

I like the original Star Trek series very much and I vaguely remember that episode you mentioned as a very good one that sort of helped me think in my childhood that there is value to the adult mind.
Charlie, surely you jest in asking if I want a "society of immature adults living in a state of arrested development"... surely you recognize that accurately describes the majority of our population.

I most certainly do believe that at least 94% of able bodied men would love to bng 7 or more based on years of exposure to the private lives of the wealthy and privileged. Most are smart enough to not commit arrestable offenses.

Do you honestly think frat boys "grow up" as in they abandon the lifestyle every healthy boy dreams of? That must have been writ'n in jest. Everybody knows 96% of all men spend countless hours throughout thier adult life trying to relive thier most treasured sxcapades...
DUH!! WINNING!!! :)

GeorgeJetson
03-22-2011, 11:09 AM
"JB5pro",
Thanks, Yes,some of what I say is "tongue in cheek" (you've got to find the humor in life) and some isn't.

Perhaps some of the other members here will weigh in with their thoughts so we may gain a better insight as to what people think.

As far as adults trying to live out their childhood,I guess it all depends on what our childhood escapades or ambitions were.
For most men it's about trying to get all the cars and "toys" you wanted but couldn't afford when you were younger.

And I must say I don't know anyone personally who acts like a college frat boy anymore...but that's likely a generational thing,you are correct people are much more immature as adults now.

And yes,I think Charlie is "winning" his battle with CBS,because they want him back and will now have to deal with him on his terms.

JB5pro
03-25-2011, 11:19 PM
[QUOTE=JB5pro;2998294][QUOTE=GeorgeJetson;2997558] I actually heard some guys in a resteraunt complaining they were sick of radio coverage of the japan earthquake and wanted to hear more about Charlie Sheen. QUOTE]


I can relate to those guys very well when I think of the jappanneys allowing thier gvnmt to build a nuclear facility over an earthquake faultline and as if that was not serving the little people well enough they chose not to build a back-up cooling system for what they knew very well would happen.
So, if they want to let thier gvmnt do that to the little people I believe I can be of no help to that way of living.

I would much rather keep track of charlie as he influences many people in a much more logical society here in our good country. QUOTE]


Another stupid comment by me :( As if the people of any country can actually influence the gvmt to do the right thing... me a real dumdum

A physicist just anounced new info says it could be much worse than chernoble.

Sandy G
03-26-2011, 07:31 AM
Let's keep the political comments outta here, & over at Political Chat where they belong...

JB5pro
03-26-2011, 09:29 AM
okie dokie panokie. it takes me a very long time to learn when people speak and act in code. had anybody here bothered to tell me i should not mention anything that could be considered political i would have shut my little dumdum mouth years ago.
i was tryin to write wiith that backwoods goofy wording u use so dont interpret anything a me bein some smarty pants or worse

Sandy G
03-26-2011, 09:36 AM
No problema...We all pretty much get along well w/each other here, but I've found about the quickest way to create hurt feelings/hard feelings is to bring politics or religion into the mix...

JB5pro
03-26-2011, 11:06 AM
SNL had a hilarious news bit on charlie mocking him for things like using '80's catch phrases, saying he doesn't know the new ones cause he hasn't stopped talking for the past 25 years.
I love the recent SNL crew and skits. I think they are better than ever. At least I can find something new I like better than the old :)

marty59
04-03-2011, 08:22 AM
Yep, that winning just continues....

http://insidetv.ew.com/2011/04/02/charlie-sheen-tour-review/

Personally, I have no use for him, never have. He's so absorbed in himself that he is squandering the greatest gift he could ever have and that's his life. The only thing that continues is the trainwreck. Sure he may (still) have money but I have something he doesn't...sanity!!

JB5pro
04-03-2011, 12:30 PM
He got booed off the stage in Detroit!
Slowly, I am realizing that some or most here actually think I wasserious when I implied I love Charlie and that he gives me hope for the future... cu coo,cu koo.
Nothing written should be automically taken in the lteral sense if you are in any way interested in knowng the truth about anything. Try questions to be sure and not condem someone who could become a good friend. I forgot many dont' want any more friends... especially someone who spews out lies in the name of humor. I got to go handle some snakes no. Be back later after I finish speaking in tounges

GeorgeJetson
04-03-2011, 12:54 PM
Yep, that winning just continues....

http://insidetv.ew.com/2011/04/02/charlie-sheen-tour-review/

Personally, I have no use for him, never have. He's so absorbed in himself that he is squandering the greatest gift he could ever have and that's his life. The only thing that continues is the trainwreck. Sure he may (still) have money but I have something he doesn't...sanity!!


Yep,I agree,it's very sad.
He may be "winning" in the sense he will still be able to make money and coast off his past fame,but it wont last.

I have no use for him either,all he is now is a sideshow attraction.
His crazy beatnik poetry with it's bizarre imagery made me laugh though and was probably the most creative thing he's done in a long while.

Again,I'd love to have his money,but I wouldn't want to he him and don't see him as a role model or someone to be admired.

JB5pro
04-04-2011, 04:37 PM
He was booed off the stage in Detroit after saying he figured it was a good place to get crack but in Chicago they actually had to ask people to leave as they wanted more and overall loved him. Looks like he will be "winning" much more than his haters want.
I would like to see him in Sunrise which is close to me but I will be too busy to do so. I bet he reveals more truths than his Hollywood crowd will be happy with. I think ti will be worth the price for general and new entertainment but I would not want to hear any of the "poetic" dribble I have heard from him.
In my opinion a poet he is not.

JB5pro
04-06-2011, 11:09 PM
Let me guess... y'all don't like Rickles either :(

leadlike
04-09-2011, 12:47 PM
He's coming fairly local to me, so I checked ticket prices-Hey! It's only $125 for general admission! And, if you're looking for a real bargain, they are offering a $750 "meet and greet" package, so you can share a few words with the man himself!

GeorgeJetson
04-09-2011, 12:55 PM
He's coming fairly local to me, so I checked ticket prices-Hey! It's only $125 for general admission! And, if you're looking for a real bargain, they are offering a $750 "meet and greet" package, so you can share a few words with the man himself!


I've heard the "meet & greet" is FREE is you happen to be an attractive young blonde with 48dd's!:D:D ...then you also get the free overnight "one on one with the warlock" pass!

Tiger Woods was in the audience at the last show hoping perhaps to glean some tips from Charlie!

holmesuser01
04-10-2011, 10:22 AM
My sister lives across the canyon from Sheen in L.A. She tells us that the helicopters circling his house when he is there is annoying, to say the least.

djv8ga
04-10-2011, 02:17 PM
He was "winning" when he went home to this! :ntwrthy: