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What We're All Thinking About The Cincinnati Clowns

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Oct 04, 2016

What We're All Thinking About The Cincinnati Clowns

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With Halloween right around the corner, something a little spookier may be around your corner. Clowns are all over the news. States like North Carolina and Kentucky have had to shut down schools from the threatening posts from "clowns" trying to scare children. Now the clowns have come to Cincinnati, and are creating quite an issue. Multiple schools in the Cincinnati area have closed last Friday due to threats to scare children.

In response to these threats, multiple sheriffs offices and police departments have posted warnings to the people who find this scare tactic to be funny. They've warned them that the joke they're trying to pull can lead to more serious consequences. Scaring the wrong person could lead to an accidental death. Whether that be scaring a person faint of heart or scaring a person who heavily believes in their second amendment right. Both don't end too a too for well for the person playing the prank.

So here's a few reactions I had when I found out clowns, one of my worst fears, were lurking around Cincinnati...

1. "No.."

2. "Oh hell no"

3. "Why?"

4. Checking around every corner like

5. And going to sleep every night like

Hopefully this really funny prank, and I say this with as much sarcasm as possible, blows over really soon... sleep tight everyone, and be sure to stay away from anyone with a big red nose.

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