| ! I wandered lonely as a clown, necking mushrooms rarely found | |
| ! That's the clown we've been waitin' for? | |
| ! Who's a dead clown? | |
| "A clown with leprosy befriends a white supremacist scoutmaster. " | |
| "A natural clown is a rare find and Harry is a natural. | |
| ! I wandered lonely as a clown, necking mushrooms rarely found | |
| ! That's the clown we've been waitin' for? | |
| ! Who's a dead clown? | |
| "A clown with leprosy befriends a white supremacist scoutmaster. " | |
| "A natural clown is a rare find and Harry is a natural. | |
| "And there were clowns and acrobats and animals. | |
| "Bony and withered, often obese and flaccid... "their faces marked by infamy of their office, every year dressed like clowns as bishops don't dare. | |
| "Georges Rouault, clowns and horses; | |
| "Maybe space-time is like two clowns "with their heads in a bucket, much like Cooper and Hofstadter." | |
| "Not to understand the importance of a frame, "this is what leads Michael Young's clowns astray. | |
| "And there were clowns and acrobats and animals. | |
| "Bony and withered, often obese and flaccid... "their faces marked by infamy of their office, every year dressed like clowns as bishops don't dare. | |
| "Georges Rouault, clowns and horses; | |
| "Maybe space-time is like two clowns "with their heads in a bucket, much like Cooper and Hofstadter." | |
| "Not to understand the importance of a frame, "this is what leads Michael Young's clowns astray. | |
| Carl, I'm afraid you've been clowned! | |
| Carlo in his damp grotto and clowned misery —to use a paradox of expression— waits for you, so get on it ! | |
| From his humble beginnings as a street mime in Tupelo, Mississippi, Krusty clowned his way to the top of a personal mini-empire... with dozens of endorsements, including his own line of pork products. | |
| I clowned on and on all year round. | |
| I heard you clowned Kevin pretty good. | |
| "No more clowning for you." | |
| - Are you clowning? | |
| - Chicken, stop clowning around. | |
| - Cut the clowning, will you? | |
| - Cut the clowning. | |
| Carl, I'm afraid you've been clowned! | |
| Carlo in his damp grotto and clowned misery —to use a paradox of expression— waits for you, so get on it ! | |
| From his humble beginnings as a street mime in Tupelo, Mississippi, Krusty clowned his way to the top of a personal mini-empire... with dozens of endorsements, including his own line of pork products. | |
| I clowned on and on all year round. | |
| I heard you clowned Kevin pretty good. | |
| "No more clowning for you." | |
| - Are you clowning? | |
| - Chicken, stop clowning around. | |
| - Cut the clowning, will you? | |
| - Cut the clowning. | |
