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Dein Clown

Dein Clown

No, not a scary basement hospital clown - this guy was different. I even felt a little bad about his impending doom.

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More of a European clown?
ferdy
Thu 11-10-2011
The clown itself seems frightened.
A D Nilsen
Thu 11-10-2011
Looks like he been tokin' :D

He looks surprised to see you Mr. Motts!!!
MamaToFiveInPA
Fri 11-11-2011
lol mama
bobo miller
Fri 11-11-2011
He looks like he knows his demise is just a few rain showers away. Reminds me of Mr. Bill on SNL.
Larry D
Fri 11-11-2011
no, i'm sorry, that's still a totally creepy clown
bat-wing-soup
Sat 11-12-2011
He's only missing one hand and a chunk of his head. The worst is yet to come.
autoguy
Sat 11-12-2011
...either that or that's smoke coming from behind him because his bottom is on fire :-0....lol... Everybody's heard of getting someone to hurry up with something by "lighting a fire under his....."....(OK, stopping now..._
nvusofmotts
Mon 11-14-2011
You know it's the people who aren't afraid of clowns that worry me. How can you look at a grown adult with a painted on smile , giant shoes and puffy shelves while he and 12 of his buddies try to cram themselves in a VW bug.... Not think that's some scary sh*t.
Jernfurdle
Tue 11-15-2011
HE'S WEARING MY PAJAMAS!!
eldokid@aol.com
Thu 11-17-2011
: - 0 He looks a bit afraid himself!
Amazed
Mon 01-02-2012
Was he all alone in there? I'd be scared too.
liza
Fri 02-10-2012

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