why life isnt fair?

Answer 1

It is for ...

* Achille Zavatta (1915–1993).
* Alfredo Rastelli, world famous Italian clown.
* Avner Eisenberg, a.k.a. Avner the Eccentric a "Broadway" clown.
* Arno Huibers poetic Dutch circus and theatre clown
* Batatinha (literally Little Potato), from Portugal. A very well-known clown.
* Bill Irwin, a "baggy pants" clown known for his vaudeville-style performances.
* Bim Bom, a famous clown of Revolutionary Russian, executed by the Cheka for his Bolshevik satires.
* Bongo, Clownzo's "Auguste" partner, portrayed by the American multi-media and performance artist whose name is simply "Glenn".
* Bozo the Clown, a franchised clown, played by many local television performers. He was also the name of a character in the cartoon.
* Buffo, the world's strongest clown. He has a master's degree in education and has been to the White House three times. He is also the only clown in history to ride a Buffalo.
* Cepillín, a Mexican clown.
* Coco (Nicolai Poliakoff), a famous clown of Latvian origin.
* Daniel Rice (1823-1901) A famous U.S.A. clown of the 19th century.
* David Konyot, 4 times winner best clown (U K) Hungarian circus festival, Polish circus Festival.
* David Larible
* Die Chickys, classic European clown act.
* Emmett Kelly, "sad clown" with the Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus.
* Ernest Borgnine, the American film and television actor, enjoys performing as a clown in parades, particularly in New York City.
* Francesco Caroli.
* The Fratellinis, a dynasty of French clowns.
* George Washington Lafayette Fox, perhaps the most famous American clown during the 19th century and one of the first known performers to become typecast in a role.
* Glen "Frosty" Little, a "white face" clown with the Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus.
* Grock (Adrian Wettach).
* Habakkuk (Arminio Rothstein).
* Jessica Carstens, famous for her double act with Sean throughout California.
* J. P. Patches, seattle children's television clown.
* Joe Jackson Sr.
* Joe Jackson Jr.
* Johnny Tatum, rodeo clown
* Jorn 'Erasorhead' Barger, from Hoboken, a hobo-clown in the tradition of Freddy the Freeloader of Red Skelton fame.
* Joseph Grimaldi credited with being "the first whiteface clown" — in an homage to Grimaldi, circus clowns began referring to them selves and each other as "Joey"s, and the term 'joey' is now a synonym for clown.
* Karandash (Mikhail Nikolayevich Rumyantsev).
* Lou Jacobs, one the world's most well-known circus clowns, most often performing as a grotesque clown.
* Lucy Ricardo (Lucille Ball) television superstar/producer, certainly one of America's most famous clowns, and a fine example of a character clown.
* Oleg Popov, great clown from the Soviet Union.
* Patrick Cashin, (1967- ) American clown and Comedy Ringmaster with the Shrine Circus
* Quail Dobbs, rodeo clown
* Red Skelton aka Freddy the Freeloader or Clem Kadiddlehopper.
* Remi, "Puerto Rico's Greatest Clown".
* Ronald McDonald, McDonald's fast-food restaurant chain's advertising clown character, performed by various performers, all of whom were trained to portray the character in an identical manner. Prior to this standardization of the character, Ronald McDonald was played by several performers. In the first television ad featuring Ronald McDonald, the clown was portrayed by Willard Scott.
* Rusty Nails, Pacific Northwest Children's television clown, and model (in part) for Matt Groening's "Krusty" character on the television program "The Simpsons"
* Slava Polunin, a Russian-born clown, creator of "Slava's Snowshow" and "Slava's Diabolo".
* Slim Pickens, rodeo clown and film actor.
* Will Kemp (fl c 1589–1600) actor dancer and clown who worked with Shakespeare.
* Vicki Gabereau, "Rosie Sunshine" who ran as a candidate in the 1974 Toronto mayoral election.
* Yuri Nikulin, Russian clown and actor.
* Zig and Zag (Australian performers)

[edit] Fictional clowns

* Binky the Clown, a character from Garfield comics.
* Buggy the Clown is a fictional character & antagonist of the manga and anime One Piece. His appearance is best described as a mix between a blue-haired clown and a stereotypical pirate. He is extremely sensitive about his real nose (which actually looks like a false clown nose) and anyone who says any thing that he thinks sounds like an insult to his nose, (even if the statement has absolutely nothing to do with his nose) will cause him to get extremely violent. (if you watch the episodes in Japanese you will see the words are similar to "big" "red" & "nose")
* Buttons (clown), a central character from the 1952 movie The Greatest Show on Earth, played by Jimmy Stewart.
* Calvero was a famous clown character played Charlie Chaplin in the film Limelight (film).
* Captain Spaulding, from the horror films House of 1000 Corpses and The Devil's Rejects.
* Chuckles the Clown was a Mary Tyler Moore Show background character who was trampled to death in one of the best-known episodes.
* Clarabell the clown was a regular character from the Howdy Doody television program, originally played by Bob Keeshan of Captain Kangaroo fame.
* Dodo Delwyn once a famous Ziegfeld star, is reduced to playing clowns in burlesque and amusement parks in 1953 film The Clown, played by Red Skelton.
* Doink the Clown, a gimmick used by several wrestlers in the 1990s. Doink began as a heel wrestler in the evil clown archetype, but later Doinks portrayed the character as a babyface who loved to entertain the children in the crowd.
* Eric The Clown, a character on Seinfeld, played by Jon Favreau
* Frenchy the Clown of the national lampoon comic "Evil clown comics" series.
* Homey the Clown, a character from the In Living Color television program, whose famous catch phrase was "Homey don't play dat", played by Damon Wayans.
* I Pagliacci, (The Clowns) a tragic opera by Ruggiero Leoncavallo prominently features Arlecchino as a character. This opera was inspired by a true story.
* Jack, advertising icon for the fast food company, Jack in the Box.
* Jack Point, from the Judge Dredd Megazine's The Simping Detective series. Undercover Judge who dresses like a clown in order to appear crazy enough to fit in. Also conceals several weapons within clown gear.
* The Joker is a supervillain often called the "Clown Prince of Crime" from DC Comics.
* Koko the Clown from Max Fleischer's Out of the Inkwell series of animated cartoons.
* Krusty the Klown the washed-up, has-been television clown from the animated television series The Simpsons.
* Pennywise the Clown, a character from Stephen King's It.
* Shakes the Clown the title character of the movie of the same name. Shakes the Clown was called "the Citizen Kane of alcoholic clown movies" by the New York Times.
* Yorick was a court jester who featured as the subject of a lengthy soliloquy in Shakespeare's Hamlet.

Answer 2

Who ever told you that life would be fair? I thank God for life, and ever night before going to sleep I think about 3 good things that happened today, and I thank God for them. Then I go to sleep. I have no time for what is not fair.

Answer 3

well, this is a PART of essay i wrote about my life.. "My Broken Life" My broken life can’t be fixed in one click. The wounds in my heart and soul can’t easily be healed… I am still thinking how to conquer everything in order to be alive in order to stand still and pass all the hurt… And face the world with dignity and pride. The darkest part of me is inside my heart and soul. It always comes when I’m all alone. It’s pushing me to my own death… Gladly I am surviving for those thoughts and stand stronger on my own ground of existence. my life is has its own test.. our life wont change in one click but we need to work on it.. make effort to do it.. most of the strong peoples (not literally) work hard to get what they want.. and sometimes ended with nothing.. if u want life to be fair.. treat peoples fair.. do fair things.. do right things.. a one change in ur heart will be a big change in the world.. because other peoples will follow u.. pass all these test of life.. work hard.. do right things.. and step by step life will be fair.. good..

Answer 4

Life is fair.Im glad I stopped the self pity on myself years ago.Now I know from others like yourself that I must of looked like a foolish attention getter.Look at whats good in life.Look at the bad things and think how much worst they can be.Like one year my kids was gonna get very little for Christmas.I felt bad.Almost depressed over it,then I got to thinking of all the kids who wont get not 1 present.Or the people who will loose a child due to death.It made me sad to think like that but it also made me realise I have alot going on in life then those who are worst off then me.Self pity will ruin you.

Answer 5

Why should it be fair? Fair or unfair implies design. Life is just a game of chance.

Answer 6

Life isn't a game show! There are no rules by which you navigate through it. Things happen...good and bad. How you respond it it determines its effect on you. There are terminally ill patients and quadriplegics who have tremendously positive perspectives on their lives. AND there are wealthy super stars who hate their lives.

Life is what it is...neither fair nor unfair...it just is.

Answer 7

Because it's full of people. People with conflicting desires and agendas. We can't all always get what we want.

Besides, since each of us operates with limited information (none of us are omniscient), what we want might not actually be good for us anyway. Or what we want might hurt someone else and make like not fair for them.

Answer 8

life is what you make of it. If you look at it in a negative then that is how it will apprear, try finding the positive of it and then you will find happiness. The choices we make haunt us and that is why life isn't always fair.

Answer 9

Life is what you make of it, Its your choices and actions you make that sets your life in motion. And choices and actions of others. If life was fair then there wouldn't be anything to do, now would there?. You live.

Answer 10

What do you mean by fair? I would say that currently this worlded is obviously tainted/ corrupted by evil. When Jesus returns He is going to make a new heaven & new earth uncorrupted by sin & evil.

Answer 11

LIfe isn't fair because society isn't fair.