Watching all those clowns in Washington really got me thinking. I wonder what it would be like to date a clown? Turns out there is a website for that, so I tried it out. And it also turns out that there are some pros and cons to clown dating, such as these:
- When you go on a quintuple date, you only need one car
- You don’t need to pay extra for her to wear the greasepaint and orange wigs anymore
- It’s easy to judge your performance based upon the rapidity of the horn honking. No wait, they can fake that too. Nevermind
- You need to be sure to make love with the lights out because otherwise anything that resembles a balloon will be painfully twisted into a puppy. On a related note, you must be sure to hide all your condoms
- She’s overjoyed when you gift her with a ring pop and a plastic necklace from those 25c plastic egg machines
- When the traffic cop discovers the trussed teenage boys in the trunk, you’re not the primary suspect this time
- It can be a little disconcerting when you discover that her implants are really squeak toys
- And it can be more disconcerting to discover that the carpet matches the drapes right down to the little bowler hat
- They’re a cheap date. Even with a tie, most high end places won’t seat them
- When you want to spice things up by bringing in a midget, there are 3 or 4 she already knows and trusts
- The tears of a clown are actually really awesome. They make you really high. And acquiring them is guilt-free. Clowns don’t really have feelings
- The only rings she really cares about are the three under the big tent
I think we’re all Bozos on this bus.
Who you callin’ a Bozo, Twinkles?
If you have to stop off to buy condoms, you can send in the clown.
Big feet, warm heart.
One of the funniest comics I have ever seen (even though clowns are involved):
http://pbfcomics.com/258/
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