Literally, it means "the clown lifted you". If you hear it, you got the short end of the stick and there is no hope for you. You're screwed. You ran out of luck, or even passed away--depending on the context. Our panel of experts cannot come up with an explanation of why a clown lifting your body would be a reference to misfortune.
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Explicación para la frase: En los rodeos, cuando un jinete caía del caballo, la persona que lo sacaba del rodeo iba vestida de payaso. Evidentemente, el jinete había perdido la ronda.
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