Charlie Sheen is making headlines for his legendary temper again this week after exploding at a security guard at a Los Angeles Kings hockey game. In a video circulating the web, Sheen is seen cursing at a female security guard who refused to grant him re-entry to the game after he stepped out for a smoke.
"What does common sense dictate?" Sheen can be heard saying in the video. "You know what? F*****g blow my balls, alright? You f*****g a**hole!"
Sheen then identifies that cameraman catching the incident on film and explains his anger saying:
"It's common sense and common courtesy, they're, like, gone in society," Sheen tells the cameraman. "That's what I was trying to impress upon [the guard] . . . Let a guy back in a door he just walked out of . . . it's about common sense, that's all."
The incident continues after the security guard sarcastically asked Sheen if he had "done bath salts":
"Would you ask me that at a f*****g dinner party, you moron? . . . Go f**k yourself!"
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