Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2021/11/11/would-you-spend-a-night-at-this-clown-motel.html
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I don’t want those jokers anywheres near me when I’m sleeping.
It’s just a worn-out old motel. Stayed there several times coming home from Burning Man. No one stole my '58 Chevy, so it was all good.
Staying in a “clown motel” in the Nevada desert, next to a graveyard? Come on, that’s a horror movie set-up if ever there was one. You only stay there if you really want to die.
It’s odd, though, I once stayed in a different motel in that town while traveling through a few years decades ago, and it’s a tiny town but I don’t even remember seeing it, when it should have been obvious. It’s almost like it mysteriously disappeared while I was there…
living in Nevada, it’s on my list, but it’s just a bit too far south. one of my friends went there last year, and he said it was great. i don’t have a general fear of clowns, so i’m either total clown horror show bait, or totally immune.
Stayed in the Micheal Myers themed room Halloween weekend. We loved it!!!
Chris Sebela wrote a book about this: I Lived in a Clown Motel (3rd Edition) — Christopher Sebela
It’s a hoot.
Well, it’s cheaper than that other Clown Motel, Mar-a-Lago.
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Clown motel?
No, please.
I watched part of the video. They have a Pennywise-themed room.
The odd thing is nobody remembers a graveyard being there before the clown motel showed up.
A clown motel seems really inhumane, though I guess if you’ve tried live traps and still have clowns everywhere, I can understand wanting to try one.
The best I could do with “HavaHart” traps for clowns was “HavaFart.” HavaHonk?
You get a mattress in a stormwater drain?
Came for the obligs, leaving satisfied!
So you’re saying they are spreading?!?!?!?!?
It’s basically a reverse clown car, but with motels. And without the car.