Charlie Sheen’s Message to Japan

A Japanese TV crew travels to America to meet Charlie Sheen:

To attract Charlie’s attention, they do the following:

Have their reporter dress up in samurai attire.
Make a big sign stating that they’ve come from Japan to see Charlie. (They don’t seem to realize they misspelled his name.)
Hire a blonde bimbo to stand next to their sign.
Wait around for hours at the exit of one of his stand-up shows.

They succeed in meeting Charlie. Although he has a bad boy image, Charlie is quite friendly to them and offers a message of support to the survivors of the March 11th disaster.

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10 comments - What do you think? Posted by James - June 12, 2011 at 10:05 am

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http://twitter.com/FinalWorldAkira Akira

winning!
http://twitter.com/FinalWorldAkira Akira

winning!
http://nihonburp.com Michael Warren

I’m sure I could make a career out of proof reading Japanese TV company’s English, it seems like a lucrative market

http://thehopefulmonster.wordpress.com/ Sublight

While there’s certainly plenty of work to be done, the problem is the TV networks don’t consider good English to be lucrative enough to pay for proofreaders.

http://nihonburp.com Michael Warren

Yes it seems that way; well I may never get a proofreading job then. At least we will still have occasional English mistakes to keep ourselves entertained.

http://thehopefulmonster.wordpress.com/ Sublight

While there’s certainly plenty of work to be done, the problem is the TV networks don’t consider good English to be lucrative enough to pay for proofreaders.

Anonymous

I want to meet Charile too! He looks much nicer than the tiger blooded Charlie!
http://www.facebook.com/rallegretti Rob Allegretti

Charlie Sheen hates Dailymotion, and you should too. Crappy buffering stream on a 45Mbps connection…wtf?
Ryan Smith

Charlie is a rough guy but he is not a vile person. He has a soft spot for people who are struggling from no fault of their own.
Ryan Smith

Charlie is a rough guy but he is not a vile person. He has a soft spot for people who are struggling from no fault of their own.

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