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...He explained his thinking: "I can't sing. And I'm not going to take my clothes off. Or give people the bird at a stadium. And I ain't no Lady Gaga. So this is the best I could come up with to make people stop and listen to me."
On Bladensburg Road, two teens on their way to their summer jobs started clowning with his barrel.
"Either of y'all ever been bullied?" Nash asked them.
"Nah," they said.
He gave them his brochure, which explains his anti-bullying program.
"Pull yer britches up -- I don't wanna see yer butts," he yelled at them as they turned to leave.
Clown's anti-bullying effort rings true, but what's with the giant rodeo barrel?
Seeded on Tue Jul 20, 2010 3:55 PM EDT
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