Posted on 01/16/2019 5:38:39 PM PST by lowbridge
According to WXIX, Cody Lutz, his fiance Lucy and soon-to-be sister-in-law decided to build an over-sized snowman in the front yard after a big snowstorm hit the area.
“We were playing in the snow, she’s from Mississippi so this is the most snow she’s ever seen in her entire life. I’m from Buffalo so this is no big deal,” Lutz told WXIX. “I love the snow!”
But to make the snowman, Lutz decided to use a large tree stump in their yard for the base and covered it with snow.
When Lutz came home on Monday, he saw tire tracks in his yard leading into the base of the snowman.
Lutz tells WXIX that he believes someone tried to run-over the giant snow-man but got a rude awakening when they hit the stump instead.
“Instant Karma!” Lutz told WXIX. “It’s hilarious! You know, what goes around comes around, in good ways and bad ways. So, I guess everyone learns a valuable lesson here from Frosty.”
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If that was Fonzie’s house he would use the tire tracks to find the culprit and there would be hell to pay.
ROTFLMAO.
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—I have a friend in Leadville, Colorado who, after several snowmen were driven over (he lived on a corner near the high school) built one with the help of a garden hose—that worked , too—
Kong the snowman.
When we were kids, the neighborhood bully loved to go around kicking down everyone’s snow man.
One year he kicked most of it down but left for some reason. It rained during the night and then froze, and the remainder of the snowman was a block of ice, and then it snowed on top of it.
He came back for a second try.
And broke his toes.
Justice was served when the kids at school were asking him how he hurt his foot, and I could proudly state that it was OUR snowman he did it on.
A few years ago, we had a pretty big blizzard. Some asshole thought it would be clever to park his truck on the big snow mound outside our store. Well, he found out the hard way there was a concrete picnic table under that snow.
LOL
Years ago vandals would hit my trash can , I would have to spend 45 minutes picking up diapers and garbage. Then one day they hit the garbage can and inside was a 5 gallon bucket full of concrete with a 4 inch diameter steel pipe embedded and sticking at an angle 3 feet out of the bucket. I heard the explosion about 10 o’clock that night. I got my baseball bat and and went out to see the carnage. It was so great. All the water had evacuated to the radiator and was running down the gutter. The car made it out of the neighborhood. I laughed and laughed. That story SOB!!
A farmer in central Virginia got tired on the yahoos running over his mailbox. He got four railroad ties and buried them to form the core of his mailbox post. The results looked like the old wooden one, but the first truck to try was totaled.
Great story!
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True. Miami Fla, 1974. It made me so happy to this day.
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Back years ago here in East Tennessee, we’d drive my Jeep around after a good snow and have fun helping people who were stuck in ditches...Didn’t any money either....
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For the third time he had sunk a steel pipe into a concrete base. We found the mailbox slightly tilted with black paint on the base as well as chrome parts and headlight glass strewn up the street.
Since it had just snowed the tire tracks showed where someone hit it and then was deflected into the street.
No more mailbox drive byes.
LOL
Great story!
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