If it seemed like Charlie Sheen had a little extra juice on his fastball during "Major League" ... it's because the actor pumped himself full of steroids to prepare for the role ... so says the Warlock.
Sheen -- who famously played fireballer Ricky "Wild Thing" Vaughn -- revealed his secret to Sports Illustrated, saying he went on the special sauce for "six to eight weeks" in the hopes of "enhancing [his] performance a little bit."
Sheen added, "You can print this, I don't give a f--k. My fastball went from 79 [mph] to like 85."
Wild Thing ... you make my balls shrink.
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(Page 1 of 4) | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | Most Recent | Next 15 CommentsStill living in 1988" who cares at this point! Tom Berenger and Corbin Bernson looked like fat old men with beer guts, who never played baseball in their lives.
chuckie cheese, danny bonaduce & verne troyer
2 & a half 'roiders
coming to a reality show near you
Actually, shrinkage is only temporary while the exogenous testosterone is in your system. If you supplement with hCG during the steroid use, shrinkage is non-existent.
TMZ...ignoring facts since 2005
I'm sure he believes his IQ goes up with crack/coke use as well.
Roids cause brain tumors too... This would explain many things...
man im not surprised charlie was roided up for this movie. many actors like hugh jackman, stallone, etc., just to name a few get roided up for their movies and roles. in such a short period of time to get in shape to shooting the movie, getting pumped with roids does the job efficiently.
Roids shrinks them by millimeters...old wives tale to scare high school students from doing them.
Good luck getting insurance to work on any project ever again... Charlie, your most recent admissions to all the crap you put in your body is bad enough, why dredge up ancient history for even more histoical proof you are a bad risk? Warlock, shut thy piehole!
For the love of god, PLEASE stop posting every time this guy takes a leak....
Seriously, just ignore him and hopefully he will just go away and get the psychiatric help he needs















