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Sorry Charlie Sheen! Mila Kunis Reportedly "Grossed Out" By Goddess Request

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Apr. 8 2011, Published 11:31 a.m. ET

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Mila Kunis wants nothing to do with the Sheen Dream. The Black Swan reportedly cringed at Charlie Sheen's public statement that he wanted to add her as his third goddess!

Charlie announced to a live audience in Columbus, Ohio that he wanted Mila to join him, Natalie "Natty" Kenly and Rachel "Rach" Oberlin during a performance of his "Violent Torpedo of Truth" tour.

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"Here's the good news — my goddesses have already f---ing approved her. She's pre-approved! I would have great tolerance for many missing items provided it involves Mila f---ing Kunis: If Mila Kunis is stealing your s--t, trust me, you're still f---ing winning, you're still winning at that moment."

He added: "I'm going to go on her Facebook page and discover her likes. I'm going to buy them all and then she can come steal them. A super f---ing hot thief named Mila Kunis. Mila, please, we have a warehouse full of your favorite s--t to steal," Sheen continued to rant, alluding to his ex wife Denise Richards, who he tore into at the show and has branded a "dog thief."

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Sorry Charlie — Mila isn't interested in your polygamous lifestyle.

"Obviously Charlie wanted to name someone who would create publicity for his tour, but the thought of it grosses Mila out," a pal of the Golden-Globe nominated actress told PopEater.

We can't say we blame Mila. Do you think Charlie still finds her winning?

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