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"That's actually a very thin layer of snow covering up an illegal hippopotamus smuggling operation." :lmao:
 
Hahaha what the hell?

OK, so with these, how do they get the snow on top like that? Do they get snowed in 4 feet under, and then they melt/shovel the snow around, or do they spent painstaking time creating a giant snowball on top?
 
Hahaha what the hell?

OK, so with these, how do they get the snow on top like that? Do they get snowed in 4 feet under, and then they melt/shovel the snow around, or do they spent painstaking time creating a giant snowball on top?

They just sprinkle some Snowgain® on top of their trucks in the evening and when they come out in the morning — full head of snow!
 
The cars up on Snoqualmie Pass (WA) literally get buried like that, then must be dug out. That is typical Cascade Concrete, and is super heavy. I would imagine the roof having a nice bow to it.
 
what you guys done actually know is that this 4runner has a tacoma 6" drop bracket lift, its just being suppressed by the load.
 
Gents, I live off the grid. This is my way of bringing back enough snow to keep my traditional icebox cool enough to keep the goat's milk from going bad. I live in Oklahoma and it's a far drive; I have to bring back enough to account for the melting.
 

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