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• What happens when you call a clowns number?

  The skin on the clown’s face looks like old leather and he has a pair of black pits instead of the eyes. No one knew for quite a while what would happen, in case you call the number. Usually, you will get hold of the clown’s voicemail that says that he will call you back. Wrinkles became very popular.

• Are there killer clowns in calgary?

  Recently pictures and stories of ‘killer clowns in Calgary’ have been circulating the local social medias. Even though clowns aren’t scary to most people, they can certainly be if seen standing in front of your house at 3 in the morning, or hiding in the bushes, or scrubbing out your shower.

• What are 10 Crazy facts about clowns that you should know?

  Here are 10 crazy facts about clowns that you should know. The word clown first appeared in 1560. The first written documentation of the word clown in English appears in a text in 1560. Back then it was written as clowne or cloyne. Clowne or cloyne was used within texts to mean; rustic, boor, and peasant.

• Who is the father of clowns?

  Grimaldi is seen as the father of clowns, he was amongst some of the first clowns to perform professionally and he is the most well-known within the industry for his contribution to clowning. He first appeared on stage in England in 1802 as the clown “Joey”, who became known for his slapstick humor and physical tricks.

• What do professional clowns think of bad clowns?

  When writing the book Bad Clowns, Radford found that professional clowns are not generally fond of the bad-clown (or evil-clown) persona. They see them as the rotten apple in the barrel, whose ugly sight and smell casts suspicion on the rest of them, and do not wish to encourage or propagate coulrophobia.