hamster Posted 6 January, 2010 Posted 6 January, 2010 Hi, just to allay any suspicions that I was skiving today, here is the evidence: Snowman of The Year Winner 2010. No apologies for the Gills scarf, it's my Grandson's. Note: Said snowman can be viewed in the car park of The Alma, Lower Upham. The finishing touch And finally 'The Hill', better known as the Rose Bowl car park.
hamster Posted 6 January, 2010 Author Posted 6 January, 2010 The keener eyed amongst you may notice that in this shot our Snowman has had a slight alteration made to his *ahem* appearance. Boys will be boys I spose..
hamster Posted 6 January, 2010 Author Posted 6 January, 2010 ? out of 10? Grandson is sat beside me awaiting your positive comments, be nice.
bridge too far Posted 6 January, 2010 Posted 6 January, 2010 ? out of 10? Grandson is sat beside me awaiting your positive comments, be nice. 12/10 at least!
pilsburydoughboy Posted 6 January, 2010 Posted 6 January, 2010 Hi, just to allay any suspicions that I was skiving today, here is the evidence: And finally 'The Hill', better known as the Rose Bowl car park. Did someone sledge the digger down the hill first?
Gemmel Posted 6 January, 2010 Posted 6 January, 2010 ? out of 10? Grandson is sat beside me awaiting your positive comments, be nice. I'm going for a nine - you get the 10 when you convince me thats not a leeds scarf around his neck
saint-luco Posted 6 January, 2010 Posted 6 January, 2010 gotta be 8/10, far better than i have ever made, nice use of grandads veg by the way would have given 10/10 but a gills scarf cummon!!!
Dog Posted 6 January, 2010 Posted 6 January, 2010 ? out of 10? Grandson is sat beside me awaiting your positive comments, be nice. 10 out of 10 !! That is the best snowman I have ever seen.
hamster Posted 6 January, 2010 Author Posted 6 January, 2010 This is what you're up against! I really do not know what to say, that is quite brilliant, well done. I like it and you should have it as your avataar until he dies/melts imho. ..however what kind of snowman wears gloves ffs? And I suspect that a grown up had a hand in making that.
hamster Posted 6 January, 2010 Author Posted 6 January, 2010 I'm going for a nine - you get the 10 when you convince me thats not a leeds scarf around his neck The Mights Gills Gemmel, the ones who gave us 3 points a while back.
Gemmel Posted 6 January, 2010 Posted 6 January, 2010 The Mights Gills Gemmel, the ones who gave us 3 points a while back. 10 / 10 it is then - Good work lads
hamster Posted 6 January, 2010 Author Posted 6 January, 2010 Grandson number 1 says that you win krissyboy, 'immense' apparently! On the down side they want to do another one tomorrow and have come up with some pretty mental ideas! superman! yeah right..
Michelle Posted 6 January, 2010 Posted 6 January, 2010 The Adam Snowllana above actually belongs to The9 and his better half. I have visited him this evening. He rocks.
krissyboy31 Posted 6 January, 2010 Posted 6 January, 2010 Grandson number 1 says that you win krissyboy, 'immense' apparently! On the down side they want to do another one tomorrow and have come up with some pretty mental ideas! superman! yeah right.. Can't claim it I'm afraid, nowt to do with me. It's "Adam Snowalla", taken off the "New Signing Confirmed" thread on the main board and the OS/Twitter snowman comp.
.comsaint Posted 6 January, 2010 Posted 6 January, 2010 lol. Now - I'm expecting to get in from work tomorrow & see a whole 5 or 6 pages of Saints snowmen here on the SWF. Don't let me down kids/dads!
Arizona Posted 6 January, 2010 Posted 6 January, 2010 Snowmen are for gheys. At least my creation has a practical use.
RonManager Posted 6 January, 2010 Posted 6 January, 2010 Snowmen are for gheys. At least my creation has a practical use. You'll find that Ray Mears in there in the morning, eating something weird and going 'mmm nice'.
Arizona Posted 6 January, 2010 Posted 6 January, 2010 I'd expect a homeless guy and a couple of badgers at the very least.
Shrek Posted 6 January, 2010 Posted 6 January, 2010 He rocks. But he talks too much ;) Great snowman though, it deserves to win the SFC snowman comp. The igloo is also superb though.
Arizona Posted 6 January, 2010 Posted 6 January, 2010 Gonna stick my Saints flag on the side and see if I can't get it on the OS.
Arizona Posted 6 January, 2010 Posted 6 January, 2010 F**king pikey ****s went and destroyed it literally as I was opening the front door.
SuperMikey Posted 6 January, 2010 Posted 6 January, 2010 I made a snowlady with bewbs and everything, only for the little sh*t across the road to smash it to bits with a spade. This country...
Arizona Posted 6 January, 2010 Posted 6 January, 2010 You have to wonder about the mental capacity of some people if their idea of being hard and/or funny is to knock over a pile of snow. Ah well, it's not as if I was sleeping in it.
Colinjb Posted 6 January, 2010 Posted 6 January, 2010 Snowmen are for gheys. At least my creation has a practical use. Yay for the giant snow vagina. Typically it had to be ruined by chavs.
Saint in Paradise Posted 7 January, 2010 Posted 7 January, 2010 Hi, just to allay any suspicions that I was skiving today, here is the evidence: I have to say that that is how in my mind I think that Arizona might look like
dubai_phil Posted 7 January, 2010 Posted 7 January, 2010 Snowmen are for gheys. At least my creation has a practical use. The increasingly bizarre struggling Portsmouth Football Club story took an unexpected turn today, when club officials realeased the first pictures of the home end of their new Stadium development.
Big John Posted 7 January, 2010 Posted 7 January, 2010 Snowmen are for gheys. At least my creation has a practical use. Bassett Green road just down the road from the Co-Op? Brilliant fella, brilliant.
Arizona Posted 7 January, 2010 Posted 7 January, 2010 Bassett Green road just down the road from the Co-Op? Brilliant fella, brilliant. It's in Bristol actually.
John Boy Saint Posted 7 January, 2010 Posted 7 January, 2010 I made a snowlady with bewbs and everything, only for the little sh*t across the road to smash it to bits with a spade. This country... I spent the whole afternoon on Sandbanks Beach once creating a masterpiece of a Sandcastle, took bloomin hours. While it was under construction passing people were stopping to look and comment. Half an hour after completion a family came along with a couple of lads under 10 and sat a few yards away, within minutes they had come over and smashed it to bits as I sat with my feet in my "moat". A Dad and his child built a real monster of a Snowman in the field near us, must have been 8-9 ft tall, within the hour after construction it was mush on the floor.................... As you say "This Country"
Arizona Posted 7 January, 2010 Posted 7 January, 2010 seen in Reading apparently............. That's not actually a snowman. A couple of blokes were just out performing their weekly public soddomy and the weather settled around them.
hamster Posted 8 January, 2010 Author Posted 8 January, 2010 Who wouldn't be proud to have this masterpiece in their back garden? Sorry mods, can you re-size it for me, cheers muchly.
Ponty Posted 8 January, 2010 Posted 8 January, 2010 Resize it? I can't even see it. Anyway, I can't believe some of you are getting so precious about "chavs" knocking down snowmen. It's hardly a new phenomenon, is it? Kids have been knocking over snowmen for decades, probably centuries. They're kids. It's what they do. It's what they've always done. Some of you sound like you would've fit right in in the 50s and 60s when the devil was taking our teenagers.
John Boy Saint Posted 8 January, 2010 Posted 8 January, 2010 Resize it? I can't even see it. Anyway, I can't believe some of you are getting so precious about "chavs" knocking down snowmen. It's hardly a new phenomenon, is it? Kids have been knocking over snowmen for decades, probably centuries. They're kids. It's what they do. It's what they've always done. Some of you sound like you would've fit right in in the 50s and 60s when the devil was taking our teenagers. Sorry Ponty: having grown up from the age of 5 in the wilds of North Hampshire in Village where I lived every Kid in the school could build a snowman on the village green and they would be untouched by anyone else, the competition was to see who's Snowman lasted the longest: it went down to the last spec of snow on the grass. No money no prize just knowing that you had built the last Snowman in the village that Winter was enough kudos for a day or two
saint-luco Posted 8 January, 2010 Posted 8 January, 2010 Sorry Ponty: having grown up from the age of 5 in the wilds of North Hampshire in Village where I lived every Kid in the school could build a snowman on the village green and they would be untouched by anyone else, the competition was to see who's Snowman lasted the longest: it went down to the last spec of snow on the grass. No money no prize just knowing that you had built the last Snowman in the village that Winter was enough kudos for a day or two i can see a new thread on this, can i suggest " kids have no respect anymore" and im not taking the p*** this subject really gets to me
St Landrew Posted 8 January, 2010 Posted 8 January, 2010 Resize it? I can't even see it. Anyway, I can't believe some of you are getting so precious about "chavs" knocking down snowmen. It's hardly a new phenomenon, is it? Kids have been knocking over snowmen for decades, probably centuries. They're kids. It's what they do. It's what they've always done. Some of you sound like you would've fit right in in the 50s and 60s when the devil was taking our teenagers. Hmm, have to disagree with you there mate. Being kids doesn't automatically mean that they have to be distructive. That is learned behaviour. If kids are taught to build things, and a very good example is a snowman, then they realise that the fun isn't in the destruction of something, but the creation. When I was a kid, we never knocked down snowmen. Mind you, in Southampton, one hardly ever got the chance to practice anyway.
saint-luco Posted 8 January, 2010 Posted 8 January, 2010 Hmm, have to disagree with you there mate. Being kids doesn't automatically mean that they have to be distructive. That is learned behaviour. If kids are taught to build things, and a very good example is a snowman, then they realise that the fun isn't in the destruction of something, but the creation. When I was a kid, we never knocked down snowmen. Mind you, in Southampton, one hardly ever got the chance to practice anyway. a very very wise man
hamster Posted 15 January, 2010 Author Posted 15 January, 2010 ? out of 10? Grandson is sat beside me awaiting your positive comments, be nice. 12/10 at least! I'm going for a nine - you get the 10 when you convince me thats not a leeds scarf around his neck gotta be 8/10, far better than i have ever made, nice use of grandads veg by the way would have given 10/10 but a gills scarf cummon!!! 10 out of 10 !! That is the best snowman I have ever seen. 10 / 10 it is then - Good work lads Forgot to say thanks. Thanks.
Jillyanne Posted 15 January, 2010 Posted 15 January, 2010 The snowman my stepson made looks a tad odd now, huge body and tiny head much like that pinhead character in Beetejuice.
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