[quote name='AdamInPlaidum']Clowns in and of themselves don't freak me out, it's when a clown acts distinctly un-clownish that I start to get the heebie-jeebies. For example, once at a fair when I was 16, I saw a clown making balloon animals for children. Visions of an army of inflated dinosaur armies dancing through my head, I got in line behind the little boy who wanted a hat and the little girl who wanted a bracelet. Chuckling to myself about their short-sightedness (after all, what good is a ballon hat or a balloon bracelet against a balloon army of velociraptors?), I awaited my turn with the painted man. I don't remember his name, but no doubt it was something clownish. The clown giggled and joked with the children, his voice impossibly high-strung. When my turn finally rolled around, I was the only person in line. I had barely opened my mouth when the clown stopped me. He then proceeded to tell me, in a normal voice, the voice of a man in his mid-40s who wanted to go to technical school and make something of himself, but instead is paid to suck helium all day for ungrateful little bastards, that I was too old for this and besides, he was on break. He then proceeded to plop on to a chair, let out an enormous fart, and unwrap a Subway sandwich. I didn't stick around to see what he did with the sandwich, but I can bet it wasn't anything zany.[/QUOTE]
That's how all clowns are. That's what makes Krusty such a great character.
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[media]http://youtube.com/watch?v=XX-oe1srz_4[/media]
Holy shit, almost forgot about this.