Some people bring cupcakes to school....others poop?

CHARLIE SHEEN asked his Twitter followers to deliver dog poop, rotten eggs and toilet paper to a school where his 9-year-old daughter Sam was allegedly bullied.

Sam was reportedly being bullied by another 9-year-old girl named Victoria last year at the school about everything from her looks to her dad getting fired from "Two and a Half Men".

Sam's mom DENISE RICHARDS met with school officials several times, but nobody would do anything about it.  During the final meeting last May, Victoria's parents were present and they called Sam a LIAR.

At that point, Charlie and Denise pulled Sam from the school.

So yesterday, Charlie hit up Twitter and said the following . . . quote, "If you have a rotten egg, a roll of toilet paper or some dog [crap], I urge you to deliver it with 'extreme prejudice' to their KamPuss (campus) run by trolls and charlatans.  Make me proud.

"We will not tolerate this level of abhorrent disrespect towards the child of your favorite Warlock.  And if you're feeling the 'show and tell' of it all, smear the [crap] to spell one name on the front door: VICTORIA.  Eat that loser."

Oprah is still on top!

According to Forbes, here are the 10 Most Influential Celebrities of the Year:

#1.)  Oprah Winfrey

#2.)  Steven Spielberg

#3.)  Martin Scorcese

#4.)  (tie)  Ron Howard and George Lucas

#6.)  Dr. Oz

#7.)  (tie)  Barbara Walters, Bono and Suze Orman

#10.)  Clint Eastwood

Don't worry Julianne...he's got enough $$ to buy you more

JULIANNE HOUGH had $100,000 worth of jewelry her boyfriend RYAN SEACREST gave her STOLEN from her car last Friday.

Julianne was visiting a friend at a Hollywood apartment complex, and she left three pieces of jewelry, including a $50,000 watch, in her Mercedes.

When she came back to the car, the door was wide open and the inside had been torn through.  

It's not clear if Julianne left a door unlocked, or if the car was broken into.

Tina Fey on The Simpsons?!

Yep, this Sunday!

"The Simpsons". . . 8:00 to 8:30 P.M. on Fox.  Tina Fey guest stars as a substitute teacher.