Strange Brew by John Deering for November 29, 2009

He’s not alone…. but he’s afraid HE’S a clown.

Wild bears in a forest, he appears to be able to handle. Wild clowns in a forest is another story.

What does the forest clown have over the class clown?

I’d take a class clown over a circus clown any dayl

hey, if its pennwise the clown, be very afraid

The wild clown roams the wilderness at the top of the food chain. Bears do not eat them, nothing will. They taste funny.

Good one MachalaMan “They taste funny” ;-)LOL)

the harlequin gangs were no joke.

I think I could handle the forest clowns. It’s the forest mimes I would run like heck from. Which brings up an important question: If a mime doesn’t make a sound in the forest, …ummm…well.. if a mime falls in the forest…no… if a mime mimes in the forest and there is no one to not hear him… There must be a profound question in there someplace.

Don’t blame the poor guy - there’s one of those godawful horns on the ground already - I’d turn back also.

Better carry a bat, man, for protection.

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If a clown trips and falls on his face in the forest, and no one is around to see it, is it still funny?

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