Every once and awhile, everyone should check in on Steve-O because we’re not sure he exists if no one is watching. He’s one of those people like Tom Green (who incidentally was willed out of our astral plane by over-exposure) who is either doing something stupid and getting written about, or standing in front of the open fridge, trying to remember why the hell he opened it.

When we last left Steve-O, he was in a drugged-out YouTube video, pissed off his fiancée, got arrested for cocaine possession and was hospitalized for a rehab program.

We’re not quite sure what is happening to him now, but it sounds like he has been institutionalized based on a recent MySpace post…

From Steve-O’s MySpace:

Back in the Looney Bin…

Hello Everyone,

After seeing “Dr. Drew’s Celebrity Addiction Special” on VH1 News, I figured it was time to put something out there for you all. I expected my part on that show to be much harder to watch than it wound up being. It made me want to explain a little bit of what I’ve been going through since I got clean, to help some of you understand how much damage drugs and alcohol have really done to me. I’ve now been clean for 115 days, and I’m, again, in a mental institution. I did so much cocaine, ketamine, pcp, nitrous oxide, and all sorts of other drugs, that, quite simply, my brain is fucked up. As you can probably tell by the way I’m writing this, my cognitive skills are alright, but, I frequently suffer from horrible mood swings and severe depression. Those of you who have followed my warped mind’s trail on the Internet for a significant amount of time have, I’m sure, been very aware of those attributes, but, I just want you all to know that four fucking months (almost) of not touching a damn thing that a psychiatrist didn’t perscribe to me hasn’t changed that shit. The medication that is prescribed to me doesn’t do the trick every day, let’s just put it that way. I’m back in the looney bin trying to get that shit right. The bottom line is that doing drugs fucked my ass up and I’m going to be paying for it for a long time, probably for the rest of my life. Everyone’s going to make their own decisions in life, but nobody needs to make the same mistakes I made. I love you all,

Steve-O
He loves us! He loves us all!

It looks as if Steve-O has finally noticed that he is one big walking cautionary tale for children. Welcome to the enlightenment of self-image, Steven.