I was thinking

[geeorge]

Aren't Drag Queens just really Scary Clowns in dresses?

[Maser]

I wouldn't call them scary, but they certainly are visually entertaining just like clowns. 

[Huaco Kid]

[Valmet]

1 hour ago, Maser said:

I wouldn't call them scary, but they certainly are visually entertaining just like clowns. 

I feel like some of them look horrifying. 

[Maser]

Men dressing up as women used to be entertainment. 

 

[Eric]

 

[Maser]

 

[geeorge]

10 hours ago, Huaco Kid said:

Aunt Esther

[geeorge]

10 hours ago, Maser said:

I wouldn't call them scary, but they certainly are visually entertaining just like clowns. 

Glad you find them visually entertaining, I can't look at them with out being sick

[janice6]

A TV show that showed people "pranking" others, had me thinking. 

One show I caught by accident, had a clown with a large wooden mallet that popped around a corner in front of unsuspecting people. 

The clown would then raise up the mallet and chase the people that had no idea it was a "joke".

If I experienced that, I would pull my pistol and put a few well placed bullets into the active threat that I faced.  No one apparently did that, so I must assume it was done in NYC or some place where you couldn't defend yourself.

I don't call what to any normal people would view as a threat, a prank.  I don't understand who would be so stupid as to be involved in something like this.  Even without a firearm, I would fight to the death with the apparent threat.  

Bitching off!

[LostinTexas]

Clowns aren't scary.  Pennywise is one of my favorites, even though he represents your greatest fear. I have a friend that is horrified of them for some reason though.

Drag Queens aren't scary either, most are pretty revolting , but not scary.

[Al Czervik]

I'll take revolting pieces of **** humans for $200.

[minderasr]

20 hours ago, Eric said:

 

Who knew Sam was fighting members of the Biden administration?

[DAKA]

15 hours ago, janice6 said:

A TV show that showed people "pranking" others, had me thinking. 

One show I caught by accident, had a clown with a large wooden mallet that popped around a corner in front of unsuspecting people. 

The clown would then raise up the mallet and chase the people that had no idea it was a "joke".

If I experienced that, I would pull my pistol and put a few well placed bullets into the active threat that I faced.  No one apparently did that, so I must assume it was done in NYC or some place where you couldn't defend yourself.

I don't call what to any normal people would view as a threat, a prank.  I don't understand who would be so stupid as to be involved in something like this.  Even without a firearm, I would fight to the death with the apparent threat.  

Bitching off!

1950's in Coney Island steeplechase park, there was a "race horse" ride that exited you to a sidewalk that "moved" 4 of us teens, came upon the "clown" who  tried to shock us with a shock stick of some kind

WORST day in that "Clowns" life...he disappeared after our "encounter"  ,little prick bully no more...