This past Sunday tons of clowns filled the Holy Trinity Church in London for a memorial service to pay tribute to Joseph Grimaldi, the father of modern clowning, and remember all the clowns who died in the past year. The clowns put on their Sunday best costumes - white face-paint, big shoes, red ball noses and polka-dot bow-ties - sang hymns and said prayers. One even blew bubbles from the pulpit. No word if McDonald's sent Ronald to give the eulogy.

Funny? Creepy? Or the perfect tribute?