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Charlie Sheen downsprialing on coke, booze, and hookers....again


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A drugged up and naked Charlie Sheen -- just two months out of rehab -- allegedly trashed his room at The Plaza Hotel early today in a frantic bid to find his wallet and cellphone after partying with a hooker, authorities said.

Hotel security called police just after 2 a.m. where they found the hard-partying Sheen after a woman called the front desk from the famed Eloise Suite, sources told The Post.

Tables and chairs had been thrown around the room and a chandelier was also damaged, sources said.

The damage to the luxury suite reportedly totaled about $7,000.

Read more: http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/manhattan/police_called_to_charlie_sheen_room_zKbwIvShUm8vhbeDUEowRK#ixzz13WudXsiQ

he had a week of probation left...did you know her Jangler?

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An unidentified woman found in his room had reportedly accompanied Sheen and his ex-wife, Denise Richards, to an expensive dinner hours before, according to the sources.

WHAT?!

So now he's taking his ex and hookers out to dinner at the same time? I dont get it.

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I have never liked that show. Just didn't see the funny in it. Maybe I should give it another try.

Meh, the show is losing it imho. Hell, his real life is 2x as entertaining.

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When I wake up in a room with a hooker after a long coke binge and my wallet is gone, the first thing I do is start throwing the furniture around the room.

I don't see a problem here.

The question is in this situations, are you drunk and half naked?

If your answer is yes, maybe you guys should start hangin out

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