• Dagwood222@lemm.ee
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    22 days ago

    Simple solution.

    The driver got in the car to take a nap. Truned on the heater and fell asleep. Car got hot, melted the ice and sank into the earth…

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      22 days ago

      PSA - Reminder for your safety as well as others, always clear all the ice and snow from your car before you even think about sinking into the earth

  • j4k3@lemmy.world
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    22 days ago

    There is a faint pattern of tracks leaving. Ground temperature is too high to support ice but air temp is sufficiently cold if ice is suspended by thickness or a layer formed when snow fell faster than the melting rate. Snow is falling at too slow of a rate to accumulate and overcome the wet ground. The vehicle tires did not fully melt the snow like the person’s shoes, which is the largest anomaly… I think

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      22 days ago

      Hairy Potter

      Thanks for the laugh!

      Edit: to expand on the idea: Hairy Potter is a spin-off where the protagonist is played by Ron Perlman. All the other students are regular kids. Nobody ever raises the subject.