charlie sheen twitter

Charlie Sheen has decided to join the world of Twitter on Tuesday offering a new portal into the hectic mind of the sacked sitcom star. He has described himself on his bio as "an unemployed winner" and collected 300,000 followers in the space of a few hours on the network site.

"Winning! Choose your Vice," he wrote in his first and only message to date. Sheen has been so ubiquitous on the talk show circuit in recent days that his former network boss lamented that he wished the actor could have worked as hard to promote himself for an Emmy award. The actor has plenty of time on his hands following the cancellation of his top-rated sitcom "Two and a Half Men." CBS and producer Warner Bros pulled the plug on the show for the rest of the season last week after Sheen launched several expletive-filled rants against the show's creator.

So a new medium to follow the thoughts of star Charlie Sheen and his new moves following his swift exit from his hit show.

charlie sheen quotes

Charlie Sheen has had quite a week first having his hit show cancelled then conducting a few high profile interviews with wacky soundbites. He's been heard to call "rock bottom" a "fishing term" to stating that the best drug ever made is a "drug called Charlie Sheen" to making sure he's verbally whacking everyone who's crossed him he always ensures his interviews are never boring.

Some of his quotes taken from these interviews include

- "I'm on a quest to claim absolute victory on every front."

- "I'm proud of what I created. Why wouldn't I be? I exposed people to magic. I exposed them to something that they otherwise would not see in their boring normal lives. And I gave that to them!"

- "Dying is for fools. Amateurs."

- "Resentments are the rocket fuel that lives in the tip of my saber."

In the meantime we can relish the entertainment Charlie Sheen offers with his very candid interviews.

charlie sheen today show

Charlie Sheen will be seen on the NBC morning show today discussing his recent trouble with CBS and the bosses of his hit show "Two and a Half Men" who cancelled the program following an on air tirade that Sheen unleashed on his boss. He talked with Jeff Rossen of NBC News and it is to be shown in the first hour of Monday's programme.

ABC previously had claimed the first Sheen interview since "Men"-gate went down last week; it will air excerpts from Sheen's talk with Andrea Canning on Monday's "Good Morning America" and a "20/20" special at 10 p.m. ET Tuesday. NBC has now jumped to the front of the line and can totally call "First!" We're assuming that CBS' "Early Show" is probably not in the running for a Sheen exclusive at this point.

So Sheen will be seen divulging more information on why he launched an attack on his show boss and more thoughts on the incident.