Charlie Sheen (Real name: Carlos Estevez) has had a meltdown of epic proportions. He openly brags about his drug use and claims a little bit of drugs are OK. Carlos has walked away from his hit show Two and a Half Men and has threatened to sue CBS. He claims he can defeat Obama in the 2012 election. He’s a 9/11 troofer and a Libertarian extremist. Now Charlie is going around the nation with a vulgar show. The sad part is, he’s gotten a cult like following and his shows have sold out.

Thursday night’s “Violent Torpedo of Truth” show in Atlanta could best be described as a cross between a Comedy Central roast and a trashy reality show.

Sheen took the stage at the Fox Theater wearing an Atlanta Falcons’ jersey, and immediately turned the t eleprompters around to face the audience. “Those are the devices of cheaters,” he proclaimed.

Off to a good start.

The applause continued when he expressed his disdain for Detroit, where he was booed during his first stop on the tour. (Ironically, also at the Fox Theater.)

But a lot of things have changed since his Detroit show. For starters, there probably weren’t two women making out in the front row.

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What is it with people named Charles? They turn on people who were their friends and become enemies. They piss away success and blame others for their failures. The Chucks become delusional and claim to be great sages. Charlie Sheen has much in common with a certain Culver City jazz musician. Maybe he should take the Sage of Culver City on tour!

Note: The Radio show will return next week at it’s normal time of 830 PM EST