Swim, Snowman! Swim!!!
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Alistair:
I don’t think the schools assign enough homework…
Calvin & Hobbes Win!
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wow, a calvin and hobbes reference (snowsharks) and a demitri martin reference (siamese sharks). very nice snow aritst, very nice
Calvin and Hobbes rules!
don’t get the refrence
yes i do!
I don’t think the schools assign enough homework…
Lol thats from calvin and hobbes too
if calvin made this, then i can only hope to see what will happen to the rv in the background…
what RV? dude that’s a house LoLz
On the RIGHT side of the picture, genius. Behind the fence.
Mr.D, E-Man refers to the definite RV in the back on the right side of the image. Also, C + H snowmen are always a WIN.
I’d like to point out the epicness of this that there are hardly any foot prints in the snow, trying to make it as awesome as possible
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there are footprints in the very back of the picture near the fence and some coming from middle on the right to the snowman’s head but they’re faint. They probably got more snow after making this which helped to hide most of them.
Total Calvin & Hobbes win!
“We’re gonna need a bigger shovel.”
LOL! Great reference.
Thank you! I do love the Calvin & Hobbes reference with this snow art, too.
Thanks for the comments guys. This was mine and my wife’s creation. We took extra care to keep footprints to a minimum by only walking in the swim lane.
And yeah, our neighbors RV is the size of a house…
Moar, plz!
nice sculpture. i c that u like your comics.
this reminded me of calvin’s “Easter Island” snow sculptures. THAT would be a good winter gag. all those heads looking at your neighbor…
Snow sharks? That guy’s a goner.
That guy’s a goner.
fins to the left, fins to the right
“We can always tell when we get to our house…”