As a horror clown owner, myself, I can tell you that those types of clowns are unable to digest it properly, they have to have it WITH their food, it's not always 100% sugar, that's why I own a horror clown, they mainly eat meat and on rare occasions their own eggs, HOWEVER, that's when they have a lack of proper nutrients or if they're duds! Not to mention some clowns on rare occasions have intolerances to glucose, it's not a pretty sight however, some do contract a multitude of diseases and even die from malnutrition, it's best to see what you can do and if you are unable to help them, it's best to give them to someone who's able to help or in the worst cases, put them down... Also, if you're curious about what to feed horror clowns, I normally give mine baby back ribs with a sugary glaze, steak with a honey and burbon syrup, chicken in the shape of dinosaurs with a sweet BBQ sauce and on rare occasions maple smoked salmon with a brown sugar crust, however, since mine is part Harlequin, she does get the option for a mead or wine as well also she does have a higher sugar requirement! Anyways, your railroad clowns also shouldn't have too much sugar, but, since they're outside dwelling, I'd recommend leaving a can of beans outside and if it's gone then they took it, if it's not, they probably took another clown's beans, who knows? They're very adaptable though! Mimes are allowed to have sugar, but not as much! They're allowed to also have wine, cheese, coffee and bread, they also are very picky with what type of sweets they have, it's probably best to see what they like and then give them that!
If you want to try different candies or meals, make sure you monitor them while they're eating, if they seem bored like if their hijinks have less energy or if they out right throw the food at you, that means you should absolutely show them new foods, WITHIN THEIR DIETARY NEEDS!!! I cannot tell you how many times I go to my job at the clown hospital and tell them that they should do that and they end up feeding their horror clown a SALAD! This is why they have a horrible reputation! DO NOT feed your clowns anything they're unable to digest, because before you know it, your clown will maul you or worse, they'll die! I've seen too many mimes, jesters and horror clowns in a sugar coma because someone thought it would be fine to give them only sugary foods! Do your research before owning a clown, please!
Also for people who think horror clowns should be illegal and their owners in jail, please don't interact, the only reason why they get a poor reputation is because of terrible owners who just use them to look cool and don't take time to train them, care for them or give them proper enrichment! If you are unwilling to do that for a horror clown, then maybe don't get a clown at all! It is a 80-100+ year commitment and I've seen so many clowns at ages 5-30 that are in such bad shape we had to call the authorities... You have no clue how stressful it is!
We shall start, of course, with the obvious: Stringray!
Followed neatly by pufferfish!
gila monster skull (shh they are sleeping)
moving on to flamingos bc they have so little to work with but they stretch it so far
veiled chameleon skull (plus art by Elena Barbieri so you comprehend the importance of the sclerotic ring bone!) (bc some eyes have bones! some eyes have bones and that is so so valid)
love us a good old-fashioned mole
the tucan, always a fun classic
in conclusion, a few dainty gibbon skeletons to calm you soul, bc why the heck not <3
(yes the last one is a real vintage postcard sold in real Natural History Museum gift shops, before for some reason they reconsidered this marketing decision)
The principal difficulty of having a Pokémon pick up your groceries for you isn’t getting it to understand the concept of a grocery list, but getting it to understand the concept of capitalism.
One might assume that Meowth is the exception, given that Meowth is literally the capitalism Pokémon; the trouble here is that, while Meowth does understand capitalism, Meowth also understands shoplifting.
Dead?
suggestion: vampire characters who actually act their age
Some people can’t handle different skin colors. I don’t think furs will help.
I feel like a whole bunch of human aesthetic problems could be solved if we just re-evolved fur
Tiers of "heroes don't kill people, but we still want the villain to die because something something justice" in ascending order of "well, technically":
Hero simply leaves; villain coincidentally killed shortly thereafter by something unrelated. Example: murdered by treacherous minions.
Villain accidentally kills self while attempting to harm hero. Example: shoots at hero, misses, struck by improbable ricochet.
Hero and villain's conflict leads to perilous locale from which only hero escapes. Example: fighting on train tracks, villain hit by train.
Villain defeated non-lethally; dies anyway due to unpredictable or outside factors. Example: villain disarmed, dies of magic curse.
Hero employs lethal force, but that isn't what kills villain. Example: villain evades hero's attack and falls off cliff.
Hero deliberately employs environmental hazard to kill villain. Example: hero throws villain into live electrical wires.
Hero apparently kills villain; later developments reveal villain survived and was killed by something else. Example: hero kicks villain off cliff; post-credits bonus scene shows them getting up and walking away, then getting eaten by a bear.
Daily Mirror, England, January 22, 1909 Image © The British Library Board. All Rights Reserved.
The local big-box store has decided not to let Hallowe'en get in the way of Christmas and set up the twelve-foot animatronic skeleton right next to the twelve-foot inflatable Santa. The inflatable Santa's wobbling keeps setting off the animatronic skeleton's motion activated flail-and-scream routine, which in turn sets off the inflatable Santa's motion sensor and makes it play "Jingle Bells".