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No idea where this is or anything else about it, but it does make me glad I live where it will be in the low 70’s today.
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Looks like McCullough’s driveway…
“but it does make me glad I live where it will be in the low 70’s today.”
wimp.
“Wait a minute! This isn’t my car!”
#1. Thats not even funny Ed, It looks exactly like my driveway, I should post a picture, I haven’t seen my van in 2 months!
Super photo, but Photoshopped.
Check out the horizontal lines on the snow on the right side. That is not from hand shovels.
Even though it is a foggy day, the snow in the front of the car is over-exposed with no detail, making it easy to look like the car is blocked in.
And with the limited and restricted space for the two men, there is not a speck of snow on the car itself.
#5. I don’t know, look at the car buried to the left of those 2 guys.
#6 – I saw the car on the left and I still think there is something fishy. Here is a revised version of the photo I created in a few minutes. I made the snow even deeper.
Driver: See, officer, I told you this wasn’t no handicapped parking space.
Officer: Alright, I’ll tear up this ticket. Have a nice day.
Passenger: *%^$#!?&%?@ Wanker!!!!!
Look at the reflection in the windshield. Look at the center and at the lower right hand corner.
And why would they do all that work when its obvious that car won’t be going anywhere anytime soon…
I suspect the photo was real but somebody just photoshopped in the snow in front of the car. It was in a snowbank and had a way out before the photoshopping.
Here’s how I think they did it.
1.) A big front end loader scooped out the area first.
2.) Then the guys used the shovels to scrape off the snow on the car on the left.
3.) They backed the clean car into the spot.
4.) The white snow in the front area was applied with PhotoShop.
Sounds good to me.
Growing up in Wisconsin, I can imagine this happening. Notice the mailbox flag just peeking up on the left? If the car is near the end of the driveway, they dug it out, then the snow plow came by clearing the road, it could have closed them up again. Cropping the photo does the rest.
Two men and one shovel.
#12. Well I still can’t find my van! And its 7′ 8″ in height, and white. Photoshop it back into my driveway.
It may seem like these guys went to a lot of trouble to dig out, but they heard about a poker game in Delaware that has a topless dealer! Yipee!!!
No idea where this is or anything else about it, but it does make me glad I live where it will be in the low 70’s today.
Makes me glad I live where there’s public transportation.
Looks like Lake Tahoe…
Looks like we are going to need a bigger shovel.
This is how they shovel snow in Washington state
I am glad I live in Australia now!
Exqueeze me, but have you EVER seen a car dug out of the snow that has ZERO SNOW on it???
Not a speck of moisture, snow, misted window, frost clinging to the inner pane of glass–nothing.
What the…