I'm Jim the clown

[HotClownMalden]

My name is Jim the Clown and I'm from Minneapolis MN. I'm a very positive, outgoing, confident, adventurous, trustworthy, compassionate, open minded, friendly, single mingle, attractive Italian male, 6'4", 200 lbs, charming, caring, emotional, loyal, fresh, career-minded, faithful, forgiving, honest, romantic, lazy, stubborn, down 2 earth, loving, kind, considerate, tan, understanding, unpredictable, funny, smart, sexy, sweet, sensitive, procrastinator, sarcastic, hazel-eyed, impatient, crazy assed habitchual line-steppin' mo-fo!

What I enjoy? Clowning, Boating on Tonka, Golfing, Mountain biking, snowboarding, parties, sporting events, camping, telling funny stories with really good friends, sunshine, being silly, amusing people, stupid bar tricks, winning, spending money, signing checks, meeting cool, fun, and interesting people, and of course extremely ridiculously good looking people, and way to many other things that get me in trouble. I like to get out and dance, and just take over the nightclub, have a darn good time and just be around great people.

I love to travel. My recent travels are several trips to Las Vegas NV, Scottsdale AZ, New Orleans LA, and upcoming trips Chicago IL, Boston MA, and Denver CO.

I like scaring children way more than I should, but also love putting together up a nice meal for two. I like staying up late and getting into trouble. I can't sleep when I know there is something going on somewhere...which usually leads me to the bar with some friends sipping back a few. I also spend my free time relaxing at my favorite coffee shops and dining at great restaurants.

I enjoy working out until I get bored, and playing sports in the summer until my old sports injuries resurface...which usually leads me to meet up with some friends, yada, yada. I do have a sense of humor and like to laugh, see hahahah, yes even at myself. I'm not one to get stuck into routines. I like to mix it up and pull life experiences combined with places traveled to put a unique spin on life.

What is my passion? I am interested in growing my rapidly growing company into something very powerful. My career is in Business Management with a twist of Sales & Marketing. I am proactive in finding new and different ways to grow and build my company by expanding market share of re-sellable consumer and business goods. I work with startups to Fortune 500 companies. I focus primarily in Consumer Electronics as that is my passion however I also enjoy any challenge with a new client that has a solid vision. I get one heck of a kick out of meeting new people and seeing my friends having a blast. It's a great group of friends who take life seriously, but know how to balance it with having a great time.

Who I'd like to meet...I'd like to meet interesting people who have discovered interesting things. Pretty much anyone good doing positive things to better themselves in life.

To sum it up...I have fun with absolutely everything I do.

[Clown L Ford]

Welcome to the clown forum Jim! You have posted a lot of good stuff here and I agree with all of it!

I enjoy a lot of the same things as you, and I too, am compassionate, understanding, tan and unpredictable, but my real passion is clowning.

So well said, and I look forward to hearing more from you in the future!

[The_Princess_of_Bozonia]

Hi Jim,
Do you think you could remove all the references to getting wasted in your post and just generally keep it clean? This is, literally, a family forum; we've got Jr. Joeys and their parents here. Thanks.

[HotClownMalden]

I took out the getting wasted reference. Sorry about that.

[Harpoetta]

Welcome to the forum Jim, glad to have you with us.

My Dad is also a member, and we are in St. Paul. Have you ever been to Twin Cities Magic and Costume, East 7th in down town St. Paul? It's my Dad's store, there is going to be a show there on Saturday night. The show is a benefit for a local mime who has cancer, and whatever you would care to donate as the admittance fee would be gladly accepted and given to Mikael.

The show is Ren Fest themed, the Wacky Chickens, Puke and Snot, and a few others. 7:00pm, silent auction starts at 6:00pm. Come if you are interested, and bring as many people as you can. Also, if you are interested, try to come a little early so you can get a seat, we're hoping for lots of people.

T C Magic is at 250 East 7th St. St. Paul, 55101.

My Dad is Fred Baisch, I'm Katie, so if you come, be sure to find us and introduce yourself.

Again, welcome to the family!

[HotClownMalden]

Originally Posted by Harpoetta

Welcome to the forum Jim, glad to have you with us.

My Dad is also a member, and we are in St. Paul. Have you ever been to Twin Cities Magic and Costume, East 7th in down town St. Paul? It's my Dad's store, there is going to be a show there on Saturday night. The show is a benefit for a local mime who has cancer, and whatever you would care to donate as the admittance fee would be gladly accepted and given to Mikael.

The show is Ren Fest themed, the Wacky Chickens, Puke and Snot, and a few others. 7:00pm, silent auction starts at 6:00pm. Come if you are interested, and bring as many people as you can. Also, if you are interested, try to come a little early so you can get a seat, we're hoping for lots of people.

T C Magic is at 250 East 7th St. St. Paul, 55101.

My Dad is Fred Baisch, I'm Katie, so if you come, be sure to find us and introduce yourself.

Again, welcome to the family!

Cool, I've never been there, but there is a scary shop over on West 7th that I ended up at. The guy that owns the place tried to sell me a broken clock.

[Fitzwilly]

At least it would be correct twice a day! And you could always set the time at 4:20!

[Harpoetta]

Which store was that? Maharajahs? Or Fantasy Gifts? FG isn't there any more, they are on University Ave now, I think. We used to be next door to McGoverns, but moved a year ago this past weekend to our current location.

Hope to hear more from you, and maybe see you Saturday!

[Sir Toony Van Dukes]

Welcome to the Clown Forum! I don't think I have read any other introductions that managed to pack in that much information.