Charlie Sheen may be “winning” after all; the Anger Management star reached his 47th birthday on Monday. The enigmatic actor may be as well-known for his off-screen antics as he is for his popular television shows and movies, but, all-in-all, 2012 has been a pretty good year for Sheen. The FX network recently decided to order at least 90 more episodes of the baseball player turned psychologist comedy, Too Fab reports. The man portraying the show’s main character has managed to remain out of jail and rehab since filming started, a task not everyone thought the former Two and a Half Men lead could manage.

In addition to the success of the Anger Management series, Charlie Sheen also snagged roles in Scary Movie 5 and Machete Kills this year. The craziness which led up to the Major League actor’s 47th birthday appears to have subsided. Although the references to “tiger blood” and photos with his “goddesses” have not faded from memory, the alleged out-of-control behavior appears to have taken a backseat to professional endeavors.

The Wall Street actor will likely never be known as a choir boy, but he does deserve credit for never attempting to make excuses about his wild parting days. In this era of celebrity or politician denials when unflattering tidbits are unearthed, it is a bit refreshing to hear someone admit to their own flaws.

In honor of the 47-year milestone, some of the best Charlie Sheen quotes of all time:

“Look what I’m dealing with man, I’m dealing with fools and trolls.”

“I will not believe that if I do something then I have to follow a certain path because it was written for normal people, people who aren’t special, people who don’t have tiger blood and Adonis DNA.”

“I have one speed. One gear. Go. I dare you to keep up with me.”

“I get in trouble for being honest. I’m extremely old-fashioned.”

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Charlie Sheen has been Charlie Sheen for as long as we can remember, a wild young actor who morphed into a wild middle-aged actor, but in recent years, has had some of the wildest points of his career.

When Charlie Sheen flamed out of his Two and a Half Men role, scorching the Earth and then going on a large scale publicity tour to celebrate the massive fan interest in his meltdown, it seemed perhaps we had reached peak Charlie Sheen crazy, and that a pause of some sort was inevitable.

And despite his wild antics and hard partying ways, Charlie Sheen is about to make another triumphant return to TV, with his own show titled Anger Management and a loyal fan base who love the actor no matter his wild ways.

Sheen reflected recently on his ability to remain popular in the face of several circumstances that would make the normally moralistic America balk. Speaking to Access Hollywood’s Billy Bush, Sheen muses that his lifestyle provides some contrast, and that ultimately, his actions were only destructive to him:

“It’s not just about making comebacks, because you can attempt those, but you have to be allowed to be back in, also… and I think, on some level, I think the business needs a guy like me, to juxtapose everything else… I just don’t feel like I’ve done anything that was that bad. I was hurting myself, mostly… So I wasn’t begging to be let back into the party covered in somebody else’s blood.”

Of the Charlie Sheen of today versus the Sheen of the “Violent Torpedo of Truth” tour, the actor says:

“I think it’s coming back to a place that’s a little more recognizable, a little more understandable, a little more terrestrially grounded.”

Charlie Sheen’s Anger Management premieres June 28th on FX.

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Jimmy Fallon, who has a bit of a talent for impressions, did a dead on one of Charlie Sheen’s latest series of rants- impressed?

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