Looks like Frosty has been hitting the gym in his downtime.
A Kentucky driver learned about the snowmanโs strength conditioning the hard way when he tried to knock down the 9-foot giant snowman with his truck. The truck lost to a stump.
Cody Lutz, with his sister and fiance, built the towering snowman outside their home using a thick tree trunk as its foundation.
He welcomed Laura, who is from Mississippi, to his Petersburg, Kentucky home so she could experience the biggest snowfall sheโll ever see. That, along with the huge snowman.
โWe had a full weekend of sledding, snowball fights โฆ and making the most of the winter wonderland. Of course, that included building a snowman!โ
Narrated Lutz.
A massive tree stump on the front yard proved to be the best choice as a base for the snowman. It ended up nearly ten feet tall thanks to a top hat. It wasnโt something anyone would miss passing by.
โEveryone driving by loved him, and waved and honked to express their delight,โ Lutz said. โHowever, evidently not everyone was a fan! I arrived home to find a set of tire tracks across my yard, ending abruptly at the base of the snowman.โ
Frosty was still standing but the stump, now exposed, had a bumper sticker on it. A very snowy one.
Lutz went to work on a Monday, and when he came back, found tire tracks leading up to his beefed up snowman. Now it was snowy so itโs safe to assume the vehicle was a 4ร4 or at least all-wheel drive.
But Frostyโs sturdy lower body won that fight.
Lutz called it โInstant Karmaโ.
The driver found out Frostyโs roots were so much stronger. And itโs a wonder the truck was able to drive away after an impact that hard. Unless they drove away with airbags in their faces.
Canโt help but wonder what the driverโs story was when he got back home. Or what the insurance company did.
And through it all, Frosty, in his natural element, remained standing and smiling the whole time. He certainly got the last laugh there. This towering snowman was cold as ice the whole time.
That driver was a real Grinch for attempting to run the massive snowman over though.
Frostyโs stump may have been exposed but that vehicleโs front end was too. A hanging front bumper, exposed radiator, and lots of odd noises became the driverโs headache. Thatโs after the headache he suffered from the impact.
Laura, Cody, and his sister got the last laugh. All Laura wanted was to experience the snow, but this little mishap has now become a holiday memory for them. A story to be told when the holidays arrive.
Frosty was a fairy tale they say, but Cody knew he came to life that day. There was magic in that old top hat, but his stump was fat, and the driver wept back home that day.
Listen to Lutzโs story below!
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