Is tiger's blood to Charlie Sheen what ketchup is to a corn dog? The statement literally doesn't make sense. Or, does it? It is an "attention getter". To each his or her own as far as perception of this is concerned.You and I both know what makes an impact on society and in the media. Freak sells. I have tried to be "normal". Normal just doesn't work for some of us. Some people are perceived as normal on the outside but the freak is on the inside. Some people are perceived as freaks on the outside but the normal is on the inside. What is "normal"? What is "freak"? Appearances and actions can be deceiving to others. In fact, sometimes they are meant to be. Sometimes "normal" just isn't good enough. Sometimes "freak" isn't good enough either.Charlie isn't the only one playing his game. He has the media playing his game, his goddess' playing the game, his friends and family too. SHEENopoly. Best or worst of all, he has the public playing his game. He is winning. People are paying to see "it". Crazy? Sane? Normal or freak? You have to admire him for being successful at whatever he is doing. He's making a buck at "losing it". Or, he's making a buck watching us "fall for it". Sometimes I wonder if this is, perhaps, the greatest "prank" of all time. Could it be that the networks and producers are so fed up with REALITY TV that they decided to make a point OR decided to cash in on it themselves? Or, could it be that Charlie himself is the one who decided to cash in to make a point? The latter is most likely. Take one of the highest paid actors of all time and take him "out of the game". Or, make it seem like he is out. Charlie is in an uproar. He's a total mess. He wants his show back. He wants more money. But, the show has been on the whole time. It's THE CHARLIE SHEEN SHOW. Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe I'm a freak. Charlie is just a regular "stand up guy". After all, he's booking comedy clubs across the country. Don't judge. Charlie isn't the only one with tiger's blood. RAWR!Sometimes "freak" pays the bills. Congratulations Charlie. You've accompished what many of us dream of. Sometimes it makes cents not to make sense. Sometimes it makes dollars not to.