Which would you rather be, a clown or a mime?

Answer 1

Maybe a mime that is miming a clown.

Answer 2

Hmm, I've been a mime before. Have you heard of clown mimes? That means you can still talk in-between skits and introduce what you are doing or else explain it before and after if needed. What you do is draw a teardrop or star or heart or something on the mime makeup. I've never been a clown, just a clown mime.

Answer 3

A clown, of course, it is not as limiting as mime. Clowns are usually happy characters and sometimes talk. Having worked with children for a long time, they would always pick a clown over a mime! (nothing against mimes)

Answer 4

I'd rather be a mime, but I'm not in shape anymore, so I'd have to settle for a clown. I have thought about going to amateur night at a comedy club to try being a stand-up comic (like the Billy Joel song).

Answer 5

A mime. There are times in life that we all need to just be silent and hear the world around us. Plus I like to entertain people.

Answer 6

A mime, most people get into more trouble because of what they say than what they do.

Answer 7

Mime.
Have you ever been to Sea World? They have a Mime at the Milo and Otis show, and he is hilarious.

Answer 8

I'd rather be a mime. Then I wouldn't have to talk to anyone, and people wouldn't expect me to be funny. :-)

Answer 9

A clown. You get to talk, and they are a lot funnier!

Answer 10

Neither... they both creep me out.