UPDATE: Since the original publication of this article, Charlie Sheen has posted two follow up messages in response to his earlier tweet.
It seems like he's sort of apologizing ... but not really.
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Is Charlie Sheen spilling some tiger blood?
It sounds like he's still a little bitter about his replacement on CBS' hit show "Two and a Half Men." On Sunday (Jan. 5th), he tweeted an exclamatory hello to his friend and former co-star Jon Cryer, along with a dig toward Cryer's current co-star Ashton Kutcher.
Kutcher joined the cast of "Two and a Half Men" at the beginning of the show's ninth season. He plays the role of Walden Schmidt, Dr. Alan Harper's friend and housemate. Sheen's character was killed off in the premiere of Season 9, after a loud and public spat with the show's creator, Chuck Lorre. In November of 2013, Sheen announced on Twitter that he wanted to make amends with Lorre, and said that he would be open to returning to the show.
Apparently, Sheen has forgiven Cryer after calling him "a turncoat, a traitor, [and] a troll" for not having backed him up during his dispute with Lorre and CBS. Sheen also seems to have forgotten that Ashton Kutcher has sponsored Nikon's line of cameras, not Canon's.
Season 11 of "Two and a Half Men" premiered in September of 2013.
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