Ladies and gentlemen, I present the real Shakes the clown.
August 29, 2001 11:02 AM   Subscribe

Ladies and gentlemen, I present the real Shakes the clown. This guy is both amusing and pathetic at the same time. He's the kind of clown I would hire.
posted by skallas (9 comments total)

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I'd definitely take him to lunch.
But I'd better get a balloon kitty out of the deal, damnit.
posted by Su at 11:20 AM on August 29, 2001


17 pounds? Handing out balloons to children? Hmmm...
posted by D at 11:33 AM on August 29, 2001


"A stint in the Marine Corps, which included a 22-month tour in Vietnam, and five years in prison trained him for the early wake-up calls."

Finally! A way to train myself to wake-up early! Prison!

On another note, what is the deal with clowns? I personally don't have any feeling one way or the other about them, but I know quite a few people who HATE them. Passionately and irrationally (well, irrationally to me) Is it fear? Is this from watching some horror movie as a kid? Or the fact that you can't see their faces? What?
posted by witchstone at 11:42 AM on August 29, 2001


"MIMES!!!!!!!"
posted by adampsyche at 11:54 AM on August 29, 2001


I love this gem:
"I drink my beer. I got one kidney so I got to keep it working. I have a few beers a day but I'm not a drunk."

I'm going to use that excuse to drink at work. "But boss, I gotta keep my kidneys working!"
posted by starvingartist at 1:45 PM on August 29, 2001


"MIMES!!!!!!!"

You silent motherfuckers!

Ah, by far the funniest line Adam Sandler's ever uttered in his entire misbegotten career.
posted by Zettai at 1:56 PM on August 29, 2001


heh.

you stole this from plastic.

but that's ok, memepool stole our WIL WEATON.
posted by jcterminal at 2:20 PM on August 29, 2001


Witchstone:
Actually, irrational fear of clowns is rather common in children, and often not traceable to any particular traumatic moment. Nobody has been able to figure out why.

Someone mentioned in a recent thread that the reason Asians all look the same to some people has to do with the way we process facial features, etc. Maybe it's a similar thing here. Since clown's features are usually exaggerated/distorted, maybe some kids just aren't able to deal with it as well as others, and end up scarred by it?
posted by Su at 2:45 PM on August 29, 2001


Is it just more or has the link ceased working altogether?
posted by Option1 at 7:37 PM on August 29, 2001


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