Denmark Vesey: "I'm Winning Bitches" • Charlie Sheen Is My Favorite Whiteboy

Thursday, March 10, 2011

"I'm Winning Bitches" • Charlie Sheen Is My Favorite Whiteboy

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JH said...

My man!
If Tiger Woods had half the sac of Charlie Sheen, he'd still be nailing hole-in-ones, instead of entering sex rehab facilities and soft-shoeing his way through PGA history.

We all should feel so free as to be able to stand firm on the value we provide...let it be known, unabashedly....admit to our sins...and tell the world to kiss our ass. The biggest joke in this was that CBS only fired the guy after he insulted the boss.

Make money and beat wife = job.
Make money and do coke = job.
Make money and act the fool=job.
Make fun of your Jewish boss' name change = you're fired!

Carlos Estaves has baggage, but his responses have been textbook (and hilarious) for how somebody without baggage (ie, Woods) can and should handle the culture of demands for empty apology and self-deprecation, prompted by a personal failing.

2 comments:

JH said...: My man!
If Tiger Woods had half the sac of Charlie Sheen, he'd still be nailing hole-in-ones, instead of entering sex rehab facilities and soft-shoeing his way through PGA history.

We all should feel so free as to be able to stand firm on the value we provide...let it be known, unabashedly....admit to our sins...and tell the world to kiss our ass.

The biggest joke in this was that CBS only fired the guy after he insulted the boss.

Make money and beat wife = job.

Make money and do coke = job.

Make money and act the fool=job.

Make fun of your Jewish boss' name change = you're fired!

Carlos Estaves has baggage, but his responses have been textbook (and hilarious) for how somebody without baggage (ie, Woods) can and should handle the culture of demands for empty apology and self-deprecation, prompted by a personal failing.; Mar 10, 2011, 6:18:00 PM
that dude said...: Lotsa good points here, but while most of us never really respected Tiger Woods the man, I can excuse a certain amount of groveling if you want to see your kids every day. Which Charlie Sheen clearly don't care about.; Mar 11, 2011, 12:07:00 AM

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