Winning for a Price

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Well, Charlie Sheen has finally did it.  The warlock has actually started pushing merch.  Good thing I'm flat broke or I'd be "Duh, Winning."

#FASTBALL "Eat your hearts out; literally! Now go buy ... on Twitpic

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