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[Dreddz]

Whats the big deal with clowns, there not that scary. I can think of much scarier things then men with make up on there faces.

[KentaRawr!]

I've only seen a clown once in my life, and the elephant almost pooped on him.

I'm not really afraid of clowns.

[Shlup]

Meh.

[Spiffing Cheese]

You made this thread just to use that title, didn't you?

I have been scared to death of clowns ever since I saw It when I was SEVEN. Why the hell did my parents let me watch that when I was that young? Arghsaasasadsfd...The clown in the drain. ;_____;

Also, my mother has a fear of them and she passed it on to me. Whore.

[Zante]

I don't particulary mind them, though I yet have to see one that is funny.

[Rengori]

I love the idea of clowns, but it's just a shame how lame they actually are. ><

[McLovin']

The weirdest phobia is that of ducks.

Whenever, wherever; a duck is always watching.

[Levian]

[Christmas]

How can we forget this clown?

[kikimm]

That one is missing the great caption though.

And I hate clowns. I hate hate hate them I don't get why grown men would want to dress up like that and entertain kids and I don't get how they are funny and they are CREEPY.

When I went to Florida last year, we went in a haunted house sort of thing, and there was this one room with like...a bouncy floor, carnival like, and there were evil clowns running around. It was the worst thing ever.

[Peegee]

http://www.workhardpr.com/Archive/In...osse/clown.jpg

My favourite 'underground' music artist(s).

[Sylvie]

Mr. Bungle is great too.

[Vincent, Thunder God]

I feel that clowns are odd; they accomplish just the opposite of what they were created for: entertaining young kids. Usually, instead of entertaining them, they scare them... probably because young kids are very sensitive to something new in their surroundings. To kids, new things mean uncertainty, and within the split-second of noticing a new thing, if it is not immendiately calming in some way they tend to fear it. Clowns are not calming. They have garishly painted faces and move around a lot. It's not too suprising they scare a lot of kids.

However, some young kids eventually sense the friendliness of clowns and are then OK with them.

That clown in the Sims kicked ass.

That reminds me of the time I was playing the Sims and it was one of my first attempts at succesfully guiding a family through "having a baby" (notice the quotatations marks due to the fact that all the game shows is the sudden appearance of a cradle). I wasn't yet the accomplished gamer I am now, so eventually everyone in the family had most of their stats (comfort, energy etc.) completely red. The clown arrived, the baby was carted off with that dreaded Social Service woman, and after that the family never recovered and that damned clown never left.

That was back when I had the Sims on PC... now I play the Xbox version.

[mega_tonberry]

I don't hate clowns, but I do get the urge to cause them pain. Whenever I see a clown I get tempted to beat it up. If I see someone laughing at a clown, I naturally assume that like me, their envisioning giving it a good hard punch to the solar plexus.

Me to!

[Ki Ki]

Ever since I watched It, where an evil clown kills little kids and comes into you home using the shower thingy, I have hated clowns.
But only those evil ones in the movies and the one at Mcdonalds.
Some clowns can be quite a hoot!