No laughing matter: Fear of clowns is serious issue

[mongers]

I always found the phrase "bring on the clowns" charged with a certain amount of ambiguity. 

[CountDeMoney]

Say what you will about clowns, but they got nothing on mimes.  Fucking no-talking freaks.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5srwCNx2Ti0

[Sheilbh]

Say what you will about clowns, but they got nothing on mimes.  Fucking no-talking freaks.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5srwCNx2Ti0

To mime is to literally embody and therefore understand better. A person who handles bricks all day long reaches a point where he no longer knows what he is handling. It has become an automatic part of his physical life. If he is asked to mime the object, he rediscovers the meaning of the object, its weight and volume. This has interesting consequences for our teaching method: miming is a way of rediscovering a thing with renewed freshness...

[mongers]

Say what you will about clowns, but they got nothing on mimes.  Fucking no-talking freaks.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5srwCNx2Ti0

[garbon]

Say what you will about clowns, but they got nothing on mimes.  Fucking no-talking freaks.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5srwCNx2Ti0

The mimes I saw at Easter were not freaky, just disrespectful.  Meanwhile, clowns brought us the ICP and Juggalos. I think the evidence is clear on who has damaged society more.

[garbon]

I always found the phrase "bring on the clowns" charged with a certain amount of ambiguity. 

Always been clear to me. Bring on the fools who will fill you with revulsion.

[CountDeMoney]

Say what you will about clowns, but they got nothing on mimes.  Fucking no-talking freaks.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5srwCNx2Ti0

To mime is to literally embody and therefore understand better. A person who handles bricks all day long reaches a point where he no longer knows what he is handling. It has become an automatic part of his physical life. If he is asked to mime the object, he rediscovers the meaning of the object, its weight and volume. This has interesting consequences for our teaching method: miming is a way of rediscovering a thing with renewed freshness...

Oh, blow it out your walking-in-the-wind.

[mongers]

I always found the phrase "bring on the clowns" charged with a certain amount of ambiguity. 

Always been clear to me. Bring on the fools who will fill you with revulsion.

No that would be  "Let congress convene"

[garbon]

I always found the phrase "bring on the clowns" charged with a certain amount of ambiguity. 

Always been clear to me. Bring on the fools who will fill you with revulsion.

No that would be  "Let congress convene"

No shame and revulsion are separate emotions.

[jimmy olsen]

Don't think anybody appreciated the mushroom clown.

I liked it!

[Eddie Teach]

Don't think anybody appreciated the mushroom clown.

I liked it!

And while I was fishing for compliments a little bit, I mainly wanted to take the opportunity to say "mushroom clown" which I thought of after the original post. 

[Capetan Mihali]

One of my strongest early childhood memories: throwing up all over my dinosaur T-shirt at the Big Apple Circus from the excitement/anxiety of seeing the clowns up close, and then obsessing over "Grandma Clown" for the next couple of years.

[Crazy_Ivan80]

Say what you will about clowns, but they got nothing on mimes.  Fucking no-talking freaks.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5srwCNx2Ti0

To mime is to literally embody and therefore understand better. A person who handles bricks all day long reaches a point where he no longer knows what he is handling. It has become an automatic part of his physical life. If he is asked to mime the object, he rediscovers the meaning of the object, its weight and volume. This has interesting consequences for our teaching method: miming is a way of rediscovering a thing with renewed freshness...

at least the use of landmimes has been outlawed.

Oh, blow it out your walking-in-the-wind.

[grumbler]

Say what you will about clowns, but they got nothing on mimes.  Fucking no-talking freaks.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5srwCNx2Ti0

To mime is to literally embody and therefore understand better. A person who handles bricks all day long reaches a point where he no longer knows what he is handling. It has become an automatic part of his physical life. If he is asked to mime the object, he rediscovers the meaning of the object, its weight and volume. This has interesting consequences for our teaching method: miming is a way of rediscovering a thing with renewed freshness...

at least the use of landmimes has been outlawed.

Oh, blow it out your walking-in-the-wind.