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Sideshow: Charlie Sheen blasts Chuck Lorre over 'Men' finale

Sheen vs. Lorre, again, over 'Men' Who said this lovely sentence?: "To go that low and be that immature and that completely unevolved and that stupid - in my face, really? . . . You must feel safe where you live."

Sheen vs. Lorre, again, over 'Men'

Who said this lovely sentence?: "To go that low and be that immature and that completely unevolved and that stupid - in my face, really? . . . You must feel safe where you live."

If you guessed Charlie Sheen talking about Two and a Half Men boss Chuck Lorre - you win!

Why the ire? Because of the vanity card Lorre showed after the series' final episode: "I know a lot of you might be disappointed that you didn't get to see Charlie Sheen in tonight's finale. For the record, he was offered a role . . . [at the end] we would drop a piano on him. We thought it was funny. He didn't." Well, that seems clear.

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