Snow in a small town

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Snow in a small town

Postby kajamelu4 » Sat Dec 29, 2007 1:44 am

This has absolutly nothing to do with teardrops. Just thought it was funny. The nearest town to my home is a little over 7 miles away, and only 1400 people. Everyone here knows everyone else. And everyone else's business if you know what I mean. We had about 5 inches of snow this week, something we don't see every winter. Anyway, a local family (living in town) came home from work to find 'someone' had built them a snowman on the front lawn. Well.....not actually the whole 'snowman', just the part that makes it a man. :o

During the day, we were above freezing so most of the snow melted, except for any piled up. So you can guess what was left on their lawn! Yep, about 8 feet long. The cops showed up, demanding removal of their snow scupture.
Oh yeah, I know who worked on the art piece. There are no secrets in a small town.


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Re: Snow in a small town

Postby PaulC » Sat Dec 29, 2007 7:29 am

kajamelu4 wrote:This has absolutly nothing to do with teardrops. Just thought it was funny. The nearest town to my home is a little over 7 miles away, and only 1400 people. Everyone here knows everyone else. And everyone else's business if you know what I mean. We had about 5 inches of snow this week, something we don't see every winter. Anyway, a local family (living in town) came home from work to find 'someone' had built them a snowman on the front lawn. Well.....not actually the whole 'snowman', just the part that makes it a man. :o

During the day, we were above freezing so most of the snow melted, except for any piled up. So you can guess what was left on their lawn! Yep, about 8 feet long. The cops showed up, demanding removal of their snow scupture.
Oh yeah, I know who worked on the art piece. There are no secrets in a small town.


Karol


Karol, where's da pics :lol:

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Re: Snow in a small town

Postby Miriam C. » Sat Dec 29, 2007 8:42 am

PaulC wrote:
kajamelu4 wrote:This has absolutly nothing to do with teardrops. Just thought it was funny. The nearest town to my home is a little over 7 miles away, and only 1400 people. Everyone here knows everyone else. And everyone else's business if you know what I mean. We had about 5 inches of snow this week, something we don't see every winter. Anyway, a local family (living in town) came home from work to find 'someone' had built them a snowman on the front lawn. Well.....not actually the whole 'snowman', just the part that makes it a man. :o

During the day, we were above freezing so most of the snow melted, except for any piled up. So you can guess what was left on their lawn! Yep, about 8 feet long. The cops showed up, demanding removal of their snow scupture.
Oh yeah, I know who worked on the art piece. There are no secrets in a small town.


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Karol, where's da pics :lol:

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:lol: :lol: :lol: Funny how the cops want removal. Did they take pictures of the "crime". ;)
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Postby Mike C. » Sat Dec 29, 2007 9:40 am

kajamelu4 wrote:This has absolutly nothing to do with teardrops. Just thought it was funny. The nearest town to my home is a little over 7 miles away, and only 1400 people. Everyone here knows everyone else. And everyone else's business if you know what I mean. We had about 5 inches of snow this week, something we don't see every winter. Anyway, a local family (living in town) came home from work to find 'someone' had built them a snowman on the front lawn. Well.....not actually the whole 'snowman', just the part that makes it a man. :o

During the day, we were above freezing so most of the snow melted, except for any piled up. So you can guess what was left on their lawn! Yep, about 8 feet long. The cops showed up, demanding removal of their snow scupture.
Oh yeah, I know who worked on the art piece. There are no secrets in a small town.


Karol



My question is.......since you know everyone's secrets.....who was the model? :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Postby kajamelu4 » Sat Dec 29, 2007 10:39 am

Sorry. I didn't get any picutures. I always find out everything late.



Now, wonder how I knew that question would be asked?

Oh, and I will pass your questions on to the 'artists'. (Some friends of my daughter.)
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Postby Miriam C. » Sat Dec 29, 2007 11:02 am

kajamelu4 wrote:Sorry. I didn't get any picutures. I always find out everything late.



Now, wonder how I knew that question would be asked?

Oh, and I will pass your questions on to the 'artists'. (Some friends of my daughter.)
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Karol, were they trying to send the guy a message?
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Postby Mike C. » Sat Dec 29, 2007 3:04 pm

Hey Karol,

Why didn't they tell the police that it was a statue of George Washington, Abe Lincoln, or even :lol: Bill Clinton, that the sun melted in a funny way and made it look like what it looked like. :roll: :thinking: :R
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Postby kajamelu4 » Sun Dec 30, 2007 12:10 am

Ok. Saw a picture this evening. No doubt what it was intended to be! :o

And since this is a family friendly forum, there will be no posting of the picture. Not a 'G' rated photo, not by a long shot! :shock:


(And I have to say, it was bigger than I thought it would be.)

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Postby Jiminsav » Sun Dec 30, 2007 12:34 am

so that snowman was named one hung low?..that makes him Chinese.. :lol: :lol: :snow :snow
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Postby toypusher » Sun Dec 30, 2007 9:56 am

kajamelu4 wrote:........(And I have to say, it was bigger than I thought it would be.)

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So, are you saying size DOES matter??? ;)
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Postby PaulC » Sun Dec 30, 2007 2:31 pm

toypusher wrote:
kajamelu4 wrote:........(And I have to say, it was bigger than I thought it would be.)

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So, are you saying size DOES matter??? ;)


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Postby Boodro » Mon Dec 31, 2007 12:36 am

Kerry ,,,, remember , the hotter it gets , the smaller it will get!!! :laughter: :laughter: :laughter: :laughter:
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