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Tell us about the time the fairground came to town and you were sick in a hedge; or when you went to a theme park or circus and were sick in a hedge
Suggested by mariam67
( , Thu 9 Jun 2011, 11:37)
Tell us about the time the fairground came to town and you were sick in a hedge; or when you went to a theme park or circus and were sick in a hedge
Suggested by mariam67
( , Thu 9 Jun 2011, 11:37)
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Not sick in a hedge but...
I remember being taken to the circus by my dear old ma when I was about 4. I have not been since, nor will I ever go again.
I hadn't really had much experience of clowns before that time which was how it came as much as a surprise to me, and an even larger surprise to my mother, that if they came anywhere near me I would immediately scream like I was being chased by satan himself and then promptly vomit all over myself and anyone else in the neighbouring area. Thankfully I was removed from the tent before the vice like grip of terror sent me entirely over the edge and I did myself any further damage.
Even now even images, ornaments, statues or pictures of clowns or circus tents are enough to make me feel billious with fear and I worry that, if I were ever approached by someone dressed as a clown, no matter how innocent they were, I would probably end up doing life for battering them to death with their own stupid, unfunny, ridiculously oversized shoes.
Shudder....
( , Fri 10 Jun 2011, 11:46, 3 replies)
I remember being taken to the circus by my dear old ma when I was about 4. I have not been since, nor will I ever go again.
I hadn't really had much experience of clowns before that time which was how it came as much as a surprise to me, and an even larger surprise to my mother, that if they came anywhere near me I would immediately scream like I was being chased by satan himself and then promptly vomit all over myself and anyone else in the neighbouring area. Thankfully I was removed from the tent before the vice like grip of terror sent me entirely over the edge and I did myself any further damage.
Even now even images, ornaments, statues or pictures of clowns or circus tents are enough to make me feel billious with fear and I worry that, if I were ever approached by someone dressed as a clown, no matter how innocent they were, I would probably end up doing life for battering them to death with their own stupid, unfunny, ridiculously oversized shoes.
Shudder....
( , Fri 10 Jun 2011, 11:46, 3 replies)
So, a picture of a clown sends you over the edge?
Better not click this link then...
bit.ly/9C4T3
( , Fri 10 Jun 2011, 11:49, closed)
Better not click this link then...
bit.ly/9C4T3
( , Fri 10 Jun 2011, 11:49, closed)
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