aschmidtman
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| 25 Dec 2008 7:34 PM |
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Doing my driving test and swinging the car around in all directions trying to do a reverse park. All that was missing was the clown suit! |
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hley
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| 30 Dec 2008 7:06 PM |
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That would be when I found the shoes I loved and wore them for about 2 months even though they were 2 sizes too big and continued to wear them till eventually... I fell ... spraining my ankle. |
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drex34
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| 31 Dec 2008 12:37 PM |
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My biggest (out of many) clown moments was when i was riding my bike around Glenelg and in front of a massive crowd of people i fell off and stacked it as i jumped a kerb. As if that wasn't embarassing enough, I was actually an on duty police officer on push bike patrols at the time. But being the show person that I am, I took a bow to the cheering crowd and rode off, maybe not red nosed, but definately red faced and with some red knees. |
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bburt
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| 01 Jan 2009 1:36 PM |
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My most clownish would be dancing on a podium at an adelaide club with my shirt off and between my legs, I was riding it like a pony! I got kicked out as you would hope someone doing that would, and have learned my lesson. |
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goldengoose
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| 02 Jan 2009 2:35 PM |
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Imitating Tom Jones, singing and gyrating, my co-workers throwing 'napkin undies' at me cheering me on, only to be confronted by Tom himself! I humbled and said "Sorry Mr Jones, the ballroom is almost ready for your performance tonight", and went back to setting the tables. |
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Paula148
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| 06 Jan 2009 7:00 AM |
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Newcastle please! xx 
I had maybe a little too much to drink at my work Chrissy party and had to get the bus home after collecting my daughter. MMMMM...... well let's just say I seemed to embarrass my daughter when I got the giggles and couldn't stop. You know when you have these laughing fits, you just lose control and laugh so so loud!!! Everyone on the bus was wondering what what the heck was going on!  |
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marilynpotts
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| 06 Jan 2009 10:38 PM |
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On holidays with my two sons, when returning to our holiday, we joked around with this policeman and I asked him to frisk me while we filmed it. He did so and pulled my shorts down... he was embarassed at first then saw it as a huge joke.. I felt the super-clown and he ended up on the road in stitches.  |
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sylph28
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| 07 Jan 2009 12:59 AM |
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My clownish moment was when I was helping friends on their Ostrich farm. They let me do the feed in what they called the 'tame' Ostrich's pen, and stood outside the fence to watch in case I needed any help. But they neglected to tell me of his little habit. So, there I am dishing out the feed when he comes sauntering up behind me, turns and gives me a huge bump to my rear end, sending me flying and onto the wet, muddy, ostrich-poo laden ground in the pen. My friends thought it was hilarious and just about wet themselves laughing. |
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aleciar
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| 07 Jan 2009 3:14 PM |
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Twenty minutes into a date -romantic setting, overlooking the water, having a drink in Bondi- I went to sip on my daiquiri without looking and the straw went up my nose. Felt my face burn with embarassment, but was relieved when I convinced myself he hadn't seen. However, my nose began running like a tap and the romance soon died as I was told my nose was bleeding - now complimenting the bright coral shade of my cheeks.
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rlpowell
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| 07 Jan 2009 8:36 PM |
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i was going to an appointment in the city straight from work,and grabbed my tracksuit pants to change in the car on the way at any stop i made, i was at johnson street annandale and ripped of my work pants and started to pull on my trackies and couldn't get them past my hips i stuck my leg out of the car and the lights changed when i realised i had my wifes trackies instead of mine,had to wait for the next red light to get back into my work pants.the bus next to me had a real eye full |
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Emsy
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| 08 Jan 2009 12:19 PM |
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My most clownish (and blondest) moment was when I reversed my car out of my garage, while the electric rollerdoor was coming down! I went straight through it and got stuck half way out, bending the door and ripping it off it's tracks, and snapping the spoiler clear off the roof of my near-new hatch. The rollerdoor repair guy and the smash repairers all had a right old chuckle as you can imagine. |
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donkey12
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| 08 Jan 2009 5:24 PM |
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When I fell down the stairs at a school leavers assembly. It was SO embarrassing. I felt like a clown! |
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squirt
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| 08 Jan 2009 6:34 PM |
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When I was younger I was involved in calisthenics and all we had to do was march around the stage to finish off our song. I was so much in the zone and caught up in my performance, that I didn't notice the music had stopped and everyone else had already exited the stage. But still there I was marching around on my own in my bright green leotard, blissfully unaware, until my instructor's hand came out from behind the curtain to pull me off the stage! Embarrassingly it was all caught on tape to be relived over and over again! . |
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usch
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| 08 Jan 2009 10:07 PM |
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my most clownish moment was when I held a presentation at work and my pants bust....Yep, really happened :-) |
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dankeller
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| 09 Jan 2009 10:54 AM |
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most clownish moment - walking past a group of emo's saying "when I grow up, i wanna be an emo", totally oblivious to their existance |
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bints
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| 09 Jan 2009 1:59 PM |
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A large group of friends and I reserved the balcony at hogs breath after a food and wine festival in Nelson bay. One of the girls was taking photo's of the group and I thought it would be a good idea to brown eye everyone, I was doing my thing when everyone starting telling me to stop, To my horror all the customer and staff inside were watching Me. Moral to the story don't drink to much and beware of your surroundings, and stop acting like a clown. |
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yazyaz
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| 09 Jan 2009 3:16 PM |
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I was trying to impress a boy i liked and we went on a bike ride, i was showing him how i could go no hands down a big hill and rode into a parked car and broke my arm. He was polite enough to knock on the car owners door and take the blame! |
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chantseli
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| 09 Jan 2009 9:31 PM |
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perhaps the time when i was trying my friends unicycle.. fell flat on my back so whilst i was knocked out my friend decroated the area with banana peals and paintedmy nose red. the photo the next day there was a photo captioned 'circus skills that were average' |
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marie24
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| 09 Jan 2009 9:52 PM |
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When I was six I had my arm in plaster right up past my elbow, to cut a long story short I was accident prone. One day I decided to thread cotton from my toy sewing machine through my furby. All was going well but then I had no scissors to cut the thread. So logically I used my teeth to bite through the thread. I ended up with the thread stuck in my teeth, I had a furby dangling from one side of my mouth and a toy sewing machine from the other side. I pleaded for help only to be laughed at. |
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ven737
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| 09 Jan 2009 9:57 PM |
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Some time ago, I was sitting in the passenger's seat as we were driving along a 2 lane highway. I had a helium baloon positioned between my legs, holding it down, not to impeed the driver's view. Occassionally the balloon popped up a little and I'd reposition it again between my legs. The ute beside me kept creeping up next to us and craning their necks to see what it was! After a while of playing with them, I showed them it was a balloon. They were laughing histerically - I think they had sinister dirty thoughts!

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ven737
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| 09 Jan 2009 9:59 PM |
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Sorry forgot to ask for Newcastle - thanks Ven737  |
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woomera23
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| 10 Jan 2009 11:56 AM |
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mine when on class trip to gym and let go fart i clear the gym
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mummy23
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| 10 Jan 2009 4:40 PM |
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On my wedding Day, I said I do.... I was just clowning around |
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komala72
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| 10 Jan 2009 11:08 PM |
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I know its crazy but when your young you find the simplest things hilarious. My friend and I had a food fight with chips & gravy. We thought it was so funny I nearly killed myself laughing. That was 21 years ago, I still remember how good it felt to laugh out loud. |
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dowling65
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| 10 Jan 2009 11:20 PM |
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My mates and I had a few drinks to many. After catching a train, my mate got off before the train stopped, where there was no platform. We loaded all our bags onto one trolley and balanced a game of scrabble on the very top. I fell off every few metres. We stopped, packed it up again and balanced it back on top, too stupid to carry it we picked up the scrabble pieces over and over and over again. |
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dowling65
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| 10 Jan 2009 11:27 PM |
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Forgot to mention Adelaide above. |
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komala72
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| 10 Jan 2009 11:28 PM |
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For my entry above...Adelaide ticket please. |
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marie24
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| 11 Jan 2009 1:09 PM |
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Posted By marie24 on 09 Jan 2009 9:52 PM
When I was six I had my arm in plaster right up past my elbow, to cut a long story short I was accident prone. One day I decided to thread cotton from my toy sewing machine through my furby. All was going well but then I had no scissors to cut the thread. So logically I used my teeth to bite through the thread.
I ended up with the thread stuck in my teeth, I had a furby dangling from one side of my mouth and a toy sewing machine from the other side. I pleaded for help only to be laughed at.
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ELSK
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| 23 Feb 2009 10:34 AM |
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Taking my big golden retriever puppy for a walk, and ended up being taken for a walk, got scratched down my side and my arm as he thought he would run instead of walk and not stop! Looked pretty silly being taken for a walk by my oversized playful puppy. |
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