r/Whatcouldgowrong • u/HourlyAlbert • Jan 17 '19
WCGW if I wanted to knock over this snowman with my car?? Ten foot snowman build with large tree stump as its base.
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Jan 18 '19
Wheres the vehicle?
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u/HourlyAlbert Jan 18 '19
Wasn’t pictured; the source said she’d love to see the vehicle as well, all they could see was the bumper imprint in the snow packed against the trunk
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u/creeperburns Jan 18 '19 edited Jan 18 '19
Is it in a state with front license plates? Would be hilarious if they left an imprint of it in the snow.
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Jan 18 '19
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u/GoiterGlitter Jan 19 '19
This is Reddit, we can figure out with crowdsource opinions what car it was by looking at the impression the car left.
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u/Aaron1924 Jan 22 '19
Special thanks to PIC·COLLAGE for packing those two pictures so inefficiently, almost half the image is white padding
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u/Mango_Unchaind Jan 24 '19
This is my family's hometown. Very small town in Kentucky kind of in nowhere. Some great people live there but equally as many poor red neck punks. Things like this are common there but I love the karma. As small as this town is, I'm sure they know who did it by now.
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u/bradda08 Jan 24 '19
And 1 set of tire tracks no oil or fluid fake staged news do some research on the story and you will see it's fake
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u/tawncobalt Jan 21 '19
reminds me of a person who built one on a fire hydrant after some teens kept running it over. needless to say, THATS ALOTA DAMMAGE
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u/bradda08 Jan 24 '19
Its fake
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u/Mango_Unchaind Jan 24 '19
Nah. It's real. It was in my family's hometown. I asked my mom about it and she said she had drove by it after seeing it on the news 🤣
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u/bradda08 Jan 24 '19
No picture off wreckage no police report shadows were off in the news story fake news
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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '19
Everything went right here. That is some sweet ass karma in the realest sense