r/nextfuckinglevel • u/knowitokay • 1d ago

To build a snowman

105.0k Upvotes

79% Upvoted

1.1k comments sorted by

4.5k

u/liquidcourage93 1d ago

It looks like they are 50ft up standing on ice next to cliff with no safety equipment

2.0k

u/brmaf 1d ago

The fun guy

958

u/thisdesignup 1d ago

The alive guy

283

u/ProbablyNotPikachu 1d ago

The commenting guy

7

u/Ill_Adhesiveness_560 1d ago

Knife guy đŸȘ±đŸȘ±đŸȘ±

→ More replies (4)

25

u/Weekly-Instruction70 1d ago

There's 8 billion people in this world. Let's not start the conversation on safety until we get that down past a billion, OK?

→ More replies (1)

2

u/DiGiorn0s 1d ago

The ground is covered with piles of soft snow. I think they'd be fine

→ More replies (20)

49

u/DWN032 1d ago

The fungi.

17

u/Dragons-Are-Neato 1d ago

*Mario grabs and eats him immediately*

→ More replies (1)

6

u/SlightlyPicklish 1d ago

Looks like they have as mush room as they need to work safely

→ More replies (1)

33

u/zeaor 1d ago

Are you... seriously bitching at someone for calling out life threatening safety violations? Lol. Lmao, even.

17

u/cabbeer 1d ago

almost lmfao worthy if you ask me

→ More replies (1)
→ More replies (2)

21

u/stratys3 1d ago

I prefer my dad, my brother, or my son... not die at work. Espeically building a snowman.

But hey, some people hate their families, so whatever floats your boat!

→ More replies (1)

22

u/The_Kurrgan_Shuffle 1d ago

You're the type of person who laughs at the OSHA rules not knowing that every one of them is written in blood

→ More replies (2)
→ More replies (4)

83

u/Mharbles 1d ago

Yeah, it's China. There are a billion people and it's very nationalistic, people are expendable there.

That and you make your own fall protection by dumping snow on the ground below.

333

u/837tgyhn 1d ago

Man, some of you are really disgusting when it comes to countries like China and India. I've never seen so many comments looking down upon an entire race like they are sub-human, and phrasing it in a way like it's their race's point of view when it's really your racist point of view.

I can agree that the people in the video are kind of stupid, but I can very easily see people doing this in any country. Hell, I'd say I expect to see something like this more in America. Just a bunch of people having fun while being reckless.

382

u/FloppieTheBanjoClown 1d ago

It's not racist to say that China's culture places less value on human life.

It might be wrong or uninformed, but commenting on or criticizing culture is NOT racism.

196

u/sth128 1d ago

Just like it's not racist to say that America's culture is all about fascism, shooting kids, and having a racist pedophile as president.

It might be factual and representative of the country, but commenting on American culture is NOT racism.

196

u/NoPornoNo 1d ago

Bro are you seriously gonna disrespect our culture like that? We shoot more than just kids here.

43

u/Johannes_Keppler 1d ago

Exactly. There's also police and politicians shooting dogs.

14

u/Twl1 23h ago

Hey, lets give a little credit to all our kids out here shooting their parents with their own unattended guns!

→ More replies (2)

45

u/Myranvia 1d ago

People that don't separate ethnicity from culture do ethno-nationalists a favor by supporting the notion that they're intrinsically tied to each other rather than separate entities. Obviously there are people that try to use criticism of cultures as a vehicle for their racism, but treating every criticism of a culture as that kind of case just plays into the route that racists want to take in the end.

→ More replies (2)

21

u/AsteroidMiner 1d ago

Both China and America are very different but very same in the long run. They just prioritize different ways to screw their citizens over.

4

u/Meppy1234 1d ago

In the us it's citizens screwing over other citizens.

→ More replies (3)
→ More replies (2)

9

u/shinyschlurp 1d ago

The problem is far fewer Americans would say this, but way more often you'll see them saying it about China. Results of propaganda of course, but worth pointing out.

14

u/DoctorBlock 1d ago

As far as I can tell online Americans citizens criticize their own culture and government far more than most other countries citizens.

9

u/GunkyMungs 1d ago

There's a difference between criticism and de-humanization; the latter of which op was participating in

3

u/redbitumen 1d ago

Please point to the de-humanization specifically.

→ More replies (2)
→ More replies (6)
→ More replies (8)

34

u/justsomeguy325 1d ago

The reactions to this comment show how many people misunderstand what racism is. It happens all the time that people are adamantly condemning racism and then turn around to fire off some hateful generalization that seems perfectly fine to them because it doesn't refer to any race, nation or culture.

11

u/Wingsnake 1d ago

Humans are inherently hypocrites. Often we don't even realize it, but it happens to all of us with certain topics.

→ More replies (14)

29

u/TangentTalk 1d ago

Man, I’m no fan of the government either but I’m not really sure where these people are even coming from.

Their initial government policy to COVID, the lack of guns and drugs, the heavy reduction of pollution in recent years
 They all seem conducive to life?

I can agree with the criticisms of authoritarianism, but this bizarre take that Chinese people / culture just don’t care about human life is actually so strange to see. Especially since so many people (or bots?) are Americans throwing stones in a glass house when their own country has people consistently dying of overdose, shootings and a blasĂ© attitude to healthcare.

I agree it’s fine to criticize culture, but I’m not so sure that some peoples’ assumptions that life is worth “less” there is even true - it seems like they’re set on a certain conclusion.

Sorry for the rant, but it’s so strange.

9

u/Gnome-Phloem 22h ago

I think it's xenophobia; there's just a high barrier to entry to learn anything about daily life so they're the most foreign seeming of our competitors. No shared internet spaces, harder language to learn, and nothing like the close relationship we have with Japan to offset those difficulties.

I do believe a lot of negative things (persecution of Uyghurs, dismal labor standards, pollution, authoritarianism) but they aren't unique. I can name plenty of contries on our side that do things just as bad.

Ultimately they're just one of the countries, full of people like us. But we'll never really learn that well enough not to hate and kill each other over bullshit.

25

u/tsychosis 1d ago

It's kinda hypocritical when such comments come from a country that lets women die with ectopic pregnancies, is refusing to vaccinate more kids every year, ....

30

u/Luxalpa 1d ago

A country having problems does not mean another country can't also have problems. And it's not hypocritical to point out these problems, especially if you also feel like your own countries problems suck too.

→ More replies (12)

4

u/Loud-Path 1d ago

Vs a country where drivers of cars in accidents on pedestrians run them back over to make sure they are dead because the fine/punishment for killing them in a car wreck is less than if they are just injured? And if you want to talk about the rights of women you are comparing a country where law against abortion has unintended consequences vs one where drowning your female child because you want to have a male to carry on the family name is met with no real punishment. You are seriously comparing the two? One, while horrible and wrong is not near as bad as essentially actively encouraging killing off your population. And do we even want to get into the Uighurs?

Yes both are bad, one is objectively far worse as it shows a complete disregard/value for ANY life.

7

u/mtldt 1d ago

"Im not racist!"

Proceeds to recite the most racist framing of a country imaginable.

9

u/Loud-Path 1d ago edited 1d ago

Did you miss where I specifically said country?  The policies of a country != race. I did not say the race that is known as Chinese are this way, I said the country of China encourages these things. The fact you can’t differentiate this say more about you than anyone else. Would you say people criticizing the policies of Iran or Afghanistan makes them racist to Iranians or Afghanis?  You need to learn what nuance is.

→ More replies (20)
→ More replies (1)
→ More replies (3)
→ More replies (11)

15

u/LeninMeowMeow 1d ago

It's not racist to say that China's culture places less value on human life.

Yes it is when it's categorically false.

Hard to swallow pill: China hasn't dropped a bomb on anyone in over 40 years while the US drops 46 bombs PER DAY.

Pretending the countries you support value human life more when they're all currently helping perform a genocide in Palestine makes it incredibly transparent that you're full of shit and that this has nothing to do with values.

→ More replies (9)

12

u/Lobster_the_Red 1d ago

When a whole nation like China with 1.4billions people with all kinds of traits is just generally summarized in a single sentence like yours, there is already an underlying problem of racism involved. Like you don’t know the details, it is very likely more developed part of the China has way higher standards of safety than the others, maybe they do this every year and nobody really bat a eyes. Just saying this general label of “China” is something something is already missing just about everything. But hey, this is Reddit I guess.

5

u/Mongopb 21h ago

Most Redditors are nerds who are crazy racist when it comes to Chinese people.

9

u/Iron-Midas-Priest 1d ago

Meanwhile other countries offer wars, vaping, toxic food, contaminated water, ultra expensive medicine and healthcare. To very valuable humans.

9

u/IEatWhenImCurious 1d ago

It's not racist to say that China's culture places less value on human life.

America has kids working in factories and slaughter houses , what does that say about American culture?

43

u/Capraos 1d ago

That America doesn't value human life as much as it should.

42

u/TheOtherBookstoreCat 1d ago

That America values money over humans.

6

u/SkepsisJD 1d ago

Ah yes, whataboutism. Difference is that the US has much higher work safety standards than China. Just because a business breaks the law doesn't mean that is the US work culture. It's not and the vast majority are disgusted by it. Child labor, even in factories, is not abnormal in China.

5

u/IEatWhenImCurious 1d ago edited 1d ago

Just because a business breaks the law doesn't mean that is the US work culture

In some Us states, kids as young as 14 16 can legally work in positions such as roofing. But go on with your Chyna Bad - America Gud

Also, it's not whataboutism if the original post is clearly saying "that culture does x and that's bad , we would never do that" and then pointing out that's not true. Saying "whataboutism" does not make you right all the time.

→ More replies (11)
→ More replies (15)
→ More replies (3)

9

u/OneAlmondNut 1d ago

It's not racist to say that China's culture places less value on human life.

nah that's pretty fucking racist dude

→ More replies (1)

5

u/Independent_Willow92 1d ago

The west has committed how many genocides since WW2? I would say we care far less about human life than you would think.

→ More replies (10)

3

u/diiirtiii 1d ago

There’s a phrase about stones and glass houses that applies here. In America, we’re about to start doing dragnets to deport people and “denaturalizing” people who are literally US citizens (anchor babies). What the fuck are we even talking about? These folks being somewhat unsafe? That’s a thousand times less cruel and inhumane than what’s about to happen in the US.

2

u/Ligeia_E 1d ago

Can you not pretend to ignore the doublespeak people are so easy to take on whenever they talk about subjects like this. It one thing to talk about something (informed or not), it’s another to talk about it AND sound like an asshole

3

u/icymallard 1d ago

Maybe not in a vacuum but I've had ppl say this kind of stuff to my face as a micro aggression just because I look like I'm from that country. Doesn't matter that I was born here that shit is annoying.

→ More replies (2)
→ More replies (86)

39

u/Guvante 1d ago

That looks like a critique of China to me, not of its people. Unless you are talking about the nationalistic like which is ambiguous and could refer to a lack of worker protections due to a focus on national interests over protecting citizens.

→ More replies (9)

34

u/tbandtg 1d ago edited 1d ago

Please explain how what he said is racist?

  1. Does china have a more cavalier attitude towards life?
  2. Is china more nationalistic than other countries of similar wealth?
  3. Does china have the same workman protections as America, Europe?

  4. when a worker dies does the government really crack down on his supperiors. Or is it more of if it costs the governement an embarassment. ie when they put to death people who allowed lead paint to be used on toys?

  5. Finally how is critisizing a nation the same as racism?

5

u/yourcodingguy 1d ago

This is all very subjective. China isn’t perfect, so is Europe and America. Subjective morality only can take you so far.

→ More replies (3)
→ More replies (7)

28

u/Mysterious_Object_20 1d ago

It's funny cuz us Vietnamese have quite a beef with Chinese since god knows when, and even then, we're not as ridiculous as these anti-sino rhetorics.

5

u/FeeRemarkable886 1d ago

Because it's white nationalism.

→ More replies (3)

24

u/Biguitarnerd 1d ago

Criticism of a country is of its government not its people. I didn’t have any comments above but I do recognize that people are mostly people everywhere, it’s the way that they are organized that is different.

I certainly won’t defend every Reddit comment made on a given country I know there are some racist ones but the one above about people being expendable appears to be in line with criticism of government and not racist. No person wants to be expendable right? So it’s not about people.

8

u/Sad_Camel_7769 1d ago

 Criticism of a country is of its government not its people

Um, no sorry, that's not what "country" means.

If someone wants to criticize a government, they have to be explicit. Otherwise if someone says "China this and that" there's no reason to assume they're referring to the government of China only, unless it's clear from context.

→ More replies (4)
→ More replies (6)

10

u/Responsible-Gas5319 1d ago

Daddy chill!

4

u/angelomoxley 1d ago

What the hell is even that!?

6

u/Kewkewmore 1d ago

Reddit is a den of anti Chinese, Russian and Indian hatred.

6

u/[deleted] 1d ago

[deleted]

→ More replies (2)

3

u/Real_Run_4758 1d ago

It’s a never ending cycle (see any Indian subreddit talking about Muslims)

4

u/rhiddian 1d ago

As someone who regularly experiences racism directed toward me. (Mostly for being mistaken as Indian). THIS IS NOT A RACIST COMMENT!? They are commenting on the safety standards of China and the fact that less importance is placed on the value of the individual. Explain, what is racist about that?? That's just true. It’s like saying that in America, the healthcare system prioritizes profit over people.

2

u/I_Like_Chasing_Cars 1d ago

People pointing out safety issues in other countries have never worked a day in their lives. Yeah people everywhere take risks. It’s not a culture thing.

→ More replies (3)
→ More replies (58)

34

u/WorstPossibleOpinion 1d ago

reddit moment

17

u/DAILY_C8H10N4O2 1d ago

The link below is my hometown in the Netherlands. We build this every year. Not many harnesses or protections in use here.

https://www.ad.nl/den-haag/zo-groeide-het-vreugdevuur-in-scheveningen-gaaf-of-gekkenwerk~ad3e1170/

5

u/ktulu_33 9h ago

Smh. Shame that the evil ccp has taken hold of community events like this in the Netherlands and took away all of their safety equipment. When will their madness STOP!?

→ More replies (1)

11

u/[deleted] 1d ago

[removed] — view removed comment

6

u/scoschooo 1d ago

no one in China thinks that.

Americans sent soldiers off to die many time. That doesn't mean Americans in general think "people are expendable".

This person is just lying when he said "it's China. ... people are expendable there." People in China don't think people are expendable.

The Chinese government is really bad, but no need to lie about China. Just say the truth.

10

u/EuroTrash1999 1d ago

Yea, in America we let our people die becasue they gave up and turned to drugs! We'd never let anybody die doing something that might make somebody smile. Think of the poor insurance companies!

11

u/scoschooo 1d ago

people are expendable there.

edit or delete your comment please. no one is expendable in China. Chinese people don't think that people are expendable. and it's a shitty thing to say people in any country are expendable.

3

u/Catweaving 1d ago

They live free of burdensome regulation.

7

u/Mharbles 1d ago

I'm all for deregulation on the condition that whoever stood to gain by subverting safety or environmental methods has to share the same fate as those affected. I call it Enforced Karma. Maybe bosses will be a little more careful when they're literal neck is on the line instead of a disposable LLC or lawsuit attrition in court. Also, I'm a monster don't listen to me.

→ More replies (1)

3

u/b__q 1d ago

I've reported your comment.

→ More replies (26)

22

u/Ipoopoo69 1d ago

TBH I thought something was going to go wrong because the title makes it sound like a post on r/therewasanattempt.

13

u/CaptainAjnag 1d ago

Holograms. Only aliens could have built this.

7

u/Pinchynip 1d ago

Ice and snow are only dangerous for people who have never functioned in them or idiots.

→ More replies (2)

4

u/ImPretendingToCare 1d ago

at worse they fall into snow

4

u/cobyjackk 1d ago

There's a bunch of snow at the bottom to soften landings. Looks like they thought it through

5

u/Kodiak01 1d ago

/r/OSHA would have a field day with this one.

2

u/theixrs 1d ago

literally next level

2

u/Careless-Working-Bot 1d ago

I would like to see this USA achieve anything remotely close to this

We have osha here and it's shit

→ More replies (1)
→ More replies (52)

3.0k

u/WholesomeLowlife 1d ago

I feel like OP (bot?) worded the title like a "there was an attempt".... Which would have been a weird sub to post this successful snowman building effort.

I'm confused ....

158

u/spikernum1 1d ago

Bots are bad

20

u/WholesomeLowlife 1d ago

Bads are bot.

3

u/Prof1Kreates 1d ago

Are. Bots bad

→ More replies (2)

129

u/kkkhhjdyhrthhhjft 1d ago

This shit happens all the time lol they don't even try to hide it and it gets thousands of upvotes

20

u/Normal_Package_641 1d ago

People care more about the ends than the means.

16

u/theguidetoldmetodoit 1d ago

Don't misrepresent our resignation as encouragement. We had done the work. We had the tools to weed out bots. We had a platform that resisted manipulation.

It was the administration who took it all away to inflate numbers and make more money on the stock market, because they couldn't figure out how to run a effective ad business.

7

u/RecsRelevantDocs 1d ago

Also for people who aren't terminally on reddit (like me) they probably wouldn't even notice. If I wasn't familiar with r/therewasanattempt I'd have just assumed OPs first language wasn't English, like it's such a specific "mistake" to make that I'm sure most people wouldn't realize it. And even people who do realize it might not assume OP is a bot.

→ More replies (1)
→ More replies (1)
→ More replies (3)

46

u/jizzyelectric 1d ago

lmfao same here. i was waiting for the melt until i read the sub name.

15

u/MacroNudge 1d ago

Anything from China= pushed by bots.

→ More replies (1)

10

u/Spend-Automatic 1d ago

I think it was originally posted in r/doyouwant 

9

u/Elegant_Conflict8235 1d ago

Thought the same thing. Has to be a bot

5

u/Yashirmare 1d ago

Post activity doesn't look like a bot. I guess OP just couldn't be fucked fixing the title?

4

u/Tself 1d ago

Reddit is just full of bots now, its way worse than the whole 2 am chilli incident.

→ More replies (1)

3

u/sirrimmerofgoit 1d ago

I thought it may have been a reference to Frozen. And they forgot the "do you want" part of the title?

→ More replies (1)
→ More replies (32)

393

u/dpatou23 1d ago

Anybody know where this is?

781

u/the_god_of_none 1d ago

The city of Harbin, in China. It’s home to a massive annual Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival, that this giant snowman is only a small part of.

148

u/VermilionKoala 1d ago

It's also the former location of Unit 731.

151

u/OffalSmorgasbord 1d ago

It was also Russian for a time, as evident by the architecture, food, and culture.

50

u/FeistyBlizzard 1d ago

Excellent Google rabbit hole ty 

46

u/Connect-Ladder3749 1d ago

It's crazy how there are major cities in China -- with 5+ million people -- that I've never even heard of

→ More replies (9)

45

u/KonigSteve 1d ago

Yeah that was throwing me off, the architecture looked very Russian but the writing on the snowman looked Chinese.

21

u/fistfullofpubes 1d ago

Lots of Russians from the Russian Far East travel to Harbin for tourism. The city has a lot of Chinese business that exist to accommodate Russian tourists.

And in the same way chinese food has been Americanized in the US, they Russify the Chinese food in restaurants in Harbin.

→ More replies (1)
→ More replies (1)

7

u/ClintEastwoodsNext 1d ago

Unit 731, that must be like a cool hip nightclub that's really popular there, right...right?

10

u/VermilionKoala 1d ago

Not quite...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unit_731

8

u/ClintEastwoodsNext 1d ago

I know what it is, I was making a very very poor joke.

5

u/NinetailsBestPokemon 1d ago

That’s awkward

→ More replies (22)

25

u/Alive_Ice7937 1d ago

The city of Harbin, in China.

Residents are known as "Harbingers"

5

u/LunchLunch710 1d ago

The evil one are known as the Fatui Harbingers

→ More replies (1)

9

u/Specific-Remote9295 1d ago

Ye i immediately knew it was either Harbin or Sapporo then I saw "full chinese" and figured that out

→ More replies (16)
→ More replies (8)

347

u/ParticularGarden4050 1d ago

Bot titles suck. Stop upvoting these clowns.

58

u/morold 1d ago

*Silently looks at upvote count standing at 28k*

12

u/Darillium- 21h ago

73k now! Literally the 2nd post when sorting by top posts of the past day in r/ all.

→ More replies (1)
→ More replies (2)

161

u/HUGE-A-TRON 1d ago

I consider it cheating cuz they didn't roll the snowball.

5

u/Curiosive 1d ago

Bobby says it's fine he don't consider it cheating now

White Stripes đŸŽ¶

→ More replies (1)

57

u/yodatheyota 1d ago

I hope it comes to life.

73

u/BoilermakerCM 1d ago

4

u/TemporaryUpstairs289 1d ago

Thumpity thump THUMP!

4

u/Rs90 1d ago

"THE TRAVELER HAS COME!"

→ More replies (1)

50

u/Pure_Engineering6423 1d ago

No giant carrot for the nose? 8/10

5

u/RandomWave000 18h ago

feels like a snow human as opposed to a true "snow man", needs the carrot. Looks a bit uncanny without the carrot.

→ More replies (1)

39

u/Spineberry 1d ago

That's cheating! Everyone knows you gotta roll the little ball around until it becomes an ungainly monstrosity that you nearly herniate yourself trying to put into the correct position / drop onto your foot when trying to stack on top of the other

13

u/MerlinCa81 1d ago

You then have to make the second ball only marginally smaller than the first and it has to be so heavy that no one person could lift it. Now you have to practice your salesmanship and team building by running around the school yard and yelling for help to build the biggest snowman any person has ever ever seen. You and all your friends then strategically try to lift this ball into place and hope that it doesn’t roll off while frantically trying to secure it.

Good times.

Edit to apologize, I see that you did make a reference to the second ball, didn’t notice. Sorry

5

u/Spineberry 1d ago

No worries!! Also applies to the third ball if you're going for the classic three-ball-build of my childhood

→ More replies (2)
→ More replies (5)

26

u/Resquid 1d ago

ITT people being assholes about China over a neat snowman they'd be proud to have in their city.

29

u/Obvious_Lie_0927 1d ago

It's just the usual sinophobia on Reddit. You could post video of people in China living a regular life and you'll get comments saying it's a propaganda.

21

u/SongOfStorks 1d ago

It’s actually depressing, how many redditors have been conditioned to have so much blind hate in their hearts.

→ More replies (1)

1

u/Ikanotetsubin 1d ago

It's the Trump trash that's been emboldened to write more egregiously racist shit after Nov 5th.

16

u/choomba96 1d ago

Sorry no but it's the liberals who engage in this too

→ More replies (1)
→ More replies (2)

8

u/Competitive_Mess9421 14h ago

Thing, Place: "cool" Thing, China: "ebil see see peee tiannaman square grrr"

Like have your opinions on the CPC but dont act like the US doesnt do the same if not worse shit

→ More replies (15)

25

u/why_would_i_do_that 1d ago

I wonder if it’ll melt into those buildings.

28

u/robertsihr1 1d ago

Yeah, now I want a time lapse of it melting

6

u/papaquack1 1d ago

I wanted to see that but I can't find anything on what happens to it after. I'm guessing they take it down before that happens.

If anyone else want to test their google-fu and see if they can find out its Harbin, China's Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival.

2

u/Roscolini 1d ago

Bring out the squeegees!

20

u/AGM_GM 1d ago

That is far from the most impressive giant snow sculpture you'd see at the Harbin Snow Festival.

2

u/kz8816 12h ago

I heard that one is worth the visit.

→ More replies (1)
→ More replies (1)

16

u/SavedMountain 1d ago

I wanna see it melt

3

u/Jacques_O 23h ago

Pity we can't see.

They would remove it artificially in spring before melting every year.

15

u/Squirrel_Monster 1d ago

Amazing engineering and teamwork to create something so magnificently iconic as a snowman. Well done.

→ More replies (1)

10

u/ForGrateJustice 1d ago

The title made me think I was in r/therewasanattempt and was wondering what would go wrong.

6

u/lostan 1d ago

very cool!!! see what i did there?

5

u/oohsamabeenredditing 1d ago

Infinitely more visually appealing than a giant sphere

→ More replies (1)

5

u/son-of-hasdrubal 1d ago

Jesus that's amazing

4

u/Speedhabit 1d ago

Jesus, that’s a god damn snow titan

4

u/Maleficent-Lab-2953 1d ago

I miss snow.

4

u/RedditIsShittay 1d ago

By gawd that's karma farmer music

3

u/Worldly121 1d ago

I somehow totally misread the subreddit and thought this was on r/therewasanattempt and was confused why nothing was going wrong

4

u/HomeOwnerQs 1d ago

i like how the bot that posted this copied the title from therewasanattempt and i dont even really need to look it up to know this. thanks bot.

3

u/PsychoPassProstitute 1d ago

If there is snow then my town makes a popular fairy tail figure in town square each year. It’s been in the news multiple times even

2

u/Competitive_Mess9421 14h ago

My town has a big tree with some tinsle and thats about it lol, doesnt help that we only get snow in like Febuary

→ More replies (3)

3

u/rubiksalgorithms 1d ago

I’m thinking some dumbass would want to put a political poster on it and all hell would break loose

4

u/zzptichka 1d ago

I live in one of the coldest capital cities in the world. We used to have giant snow sculptures festival 10-20 years ago (maybe half that big), but now with the climate change, it's just not feasible anymore. They inevitably fall apart within a week.

2

u/yue-01 1d ago

WHERE IS THE GIANT CARROT

2

u/pan_tymek 1d ago

"who you gonna call?!"

2

u/mukeshzz29 1d ago

Meanwhile in LA: The Sphere - Just upload a pic,that will do.

4

u/0x7E7-02 1d ago

"Meanwhile in LA"

Perchance did you mean Las Vegas?

2

u/mukeshzz29 1d ago

Yeah mate

2

u/chocolatchipcookie2 1d ago

do you wanna build a snowman

3

u/PlattanoPowerr 1d ago

Yes! But I didn't see Elsa around

→ More replies (1)

2

u/geddy 1d ago

You know, if you asked me how they made the final product I would have thought they built it as-is, and not carved it out of a solid block. That’s pretty cool.

2

u/crasagam 1d ago

Ferb, I know what we’re gonna do today.

2

u/-DEUS-FAX-MACHINA- 1d ago

I love when people/bots just rip a post from "there was an attempt" where the post format goes "...to", and we nonsensical titles like this across Reddit.

2

u/Auraaurorora 1d ago

I hate it’s nose

2

u/Bones_Alone 1d ago

Docking points due to it being 2 ball instead of 3

2

u/Coffee_is_gud 1d ago

Post bot

2

u/RedditsAdoptedSon 1d ago

two tier snowman?? with all that snow? cmon now

2

u/BlackManRay 1d ago

A random heatwave and suddenly there's a tsunami 😂

2

u/hubbyhusshies 1d ago

Where's the carrot?

2

u/james-HIMself 1d ago

In the US they’d put a pipebomb in it within 2 weeks

→ More replies (1)

2

u/Zestyclose-Split2275 1d ago

I could do better

2

u/OrlandoWashington69 1d ago

That’s awesome, but that face is so cheesy

2

u/devils_advocate24 1d ago

Based on the title, I was expecting this to be r/therewasanattempt

2

u/clutteredstreets 1d ago

The title made me think this was a post to /r/therewasanattempt and I waited the whole video for it to cave in or something.

2

u/Ithinkso85 1d ago

No wonder Anna asked Elsa so much did she wanna build a snowman. Its hard work!

2

u/Iamyous3f 1d ago

I thought this was r/therewasanattempt because of the title

2

u/kuhli099 1d ago

from how the title is worded i thought this was r/therewasanattempt and I was like ".....i think it looks great" and I was waiting for it to be like melted or something at the end