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If I remember rightly the fear is corrilophobia.
I say we start new craze of punching anyone dressed as a clown in the face that would be funny wouldn't it....
 
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MickeyBlueBalls

I don't understand the fear really? They represent fun and mischief and outta be cut some slack. Not as though they go about their business bombing and shooting innocent people. Perspective!!!
 
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MickeyBlueBalls said:
I don't understand the fear really? They represent fun and mischief and outta be cut some slack. Not as though they go about their business bombing and shooting innocent people. Perspective!!!
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From my point of view, and I am not disagreeing with you, but my pov when you have kids and you are out with them, perhaps even stopping for a treat after school, this is not the shit you need your kids to see;

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Just my point of view really.
 
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Twickerman

I think its brilliant. Now I have a valid excuse to chase a dickhead down the road and then to baseball bat them to a pulp when I catch them. Probably screaming "Now whose laughing Clowny McClownface" Seems a perfectly reasonable response to me.
 
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peakcouple

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From my point of view, and I am not disagreeing with you, but my pov when you have kids and you are out with them, perhaps even stopping for a treat after school, this is not the shit you need your kids to see;

Just my point of view really.
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Scary for anyone, not just kids! :eek:
 
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Bump-n-Grind

As adults we may not be scared & can laugh at their stupidity, but I'm sure playing psychological games with minors is borderline child abuse.
In a world where top shelf magazines need to be partially covered I'm not quite sure how they're getting away with it in broad daylight when it's not Halloween
 
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anniefanniewannie22

:rofl: There is a resemblance there of myself when I wake after a night out with my make up still on :( But not where I applied it !!!! I thought I looked like Alice Cooper in the morning but now I'm convinced I'm just missing the red nose.... :palm:
 
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MickeyBlueBalls

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From my point of view, and I am not disagreeing with you, but my pov when you have kids and you are out with them, perhaps even stopping for a treat after school, this is not the shit you need your kids to see;

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Just my point of view really.
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Sorry bud, I meant the normal clowns as in I don't get the fear of em. Not the idiots who turn clowns into something nasty. :)
 
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MickeyBlueBalls

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Ah yes. No offence intended by my post whatsoever just sharing a POV. These ones are muppets.
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Yeah I know. Interesting article though. I wonder if the irrational fear of clowns pre dates the IT film....?
 
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MickeyBlueBalls said:
Yeah I know. Interesting article though. I wonder if the irrational fear of clowns pre dates the IT film....?
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I would say no in all honesty my friend.
IT 'made it' and hence the irrational fear. Had to laugh at Stephen King's mention on Twitter about this.
But no I doubt it Mr BB.
 
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