Winter Karma Hits Snowman Vandals

Somebody drive a truck into this nine-foot tall snowman in Kentucky,
hoping to topple it, but they didn't realize there was a giant
tree stump hidden under it. Somebody has a wrecked truck now. 

Earlier this month, some people in Kentucky celebrated a bout of winter weather by building an eight-foot tall snowman and named it Frosty.

Some idiot decided it would be fun to wreck it by driving their truck into it, says television station WLWT. 

Little did the pickup truck driver know, but the couple who built the snowman supported its base with a huge tree stump. The stump was hidden beneath the snow at Frosty's base.

The result, of course, was karma.

The people who live in the house where Frosty was came home from work to find tire tracks leading to the snowman. The stump beneath Frosty exposed, with an imprint of a bumper stuck into the remaining snow. Plus, Frosty remained standing, tall and proud.

There was surely damage to the pickup truck, but nobody knows who's it is.