There are jokes about attributive clauses.

many years ago, a father and a mother wanted to take a vacation, so they decided to go to town at night. They called in the person they trusted the most to look after the children. When the nanny came, even their children had fallen asleep in bed. So the nanny just checked to see if the child slept well and sat down.

Late at night, the nanny felt bored and wanted to go downstairs and watch TV. But she can't watch it because there is no TV downstairs (because parents don't want their children to watch too much garbage). She called the children's parents and asked if they could watch TV in their bedroom. Of course, the children's parents agreed.

but the nanny wants one last request.

She asked if she could cover the clown statue with a blanket or clothes, because it scared her.

the phone was silent for a while.

(Dad is talking to the nanny at this moment)

He said, Take the children out of the room ...

We will call the police ... We have never had any clown statues.

That clown is probably a murderer who escaped from prison.

there was a silence on the phone for a while.

(The father of the child who is talking to the nanny) said: Take the children and leave the house ... We will inform the police ... We don't have a clown statue ...

The children and the nanny were murdered by clowns.

As a result, the clown is a murderer who escaped from prison.

If you don't forward this post within 5 minutes, this clown will stand in front of your bed with a knife at 3 am.

I made a fortune here, which is why the demonic clown didn't kill me.