My Grandpa had an amazing story similar to this. A couple of teens were driving in his neighborhood and they would use their truck to drive over and destroy all the wooden mailboxes in the area. At first he was annoyed he went replaced his mailbox and that was going to be the end of it. The second time these same teens did the same exact thing. My Grandpa was pist by this point so he bought a big ass metal post. Stuck it way deep into the ground and then he filled the inside of it with concrete. To top it all off he then built a wooden covering for his metal post. The next time the teens came with their truck they drove into the post and wrecked their truck to the point it wouldn't start anymore. When the police came and the teen was calling his dad to get a tow truck, the police asked if my grandpa wanted to press charges. With the biggest shit eating grin he said no he was absolutely satisfied with how things played out.

Unfortunately the responsible party probably learned nothing, and is likely pissed off with the snowman makers rather than blaming himself for his troubles.

nobody's talking about how if the stump wasn't there the driver would've just rammed into the side of the house like dude what was your game plan

What a sad life you must have to randomly just try to destroy someone's snowman

I hope he was driving a nice car and insurance wouldn’t cover it.

When I was kid (in 80s) townhall in my town decided to close one sreet for vehicles making it pedestrian only. They blocked way with huge square concrete flower pots. It was pure white. Some guy did not like street to be closed for vehicles and thought it was made of styrofoam. Well his car was totaled :)

This is the equivalent of kicking another kid's sand castle, but it had a rock in it

When police were asked if there were any identifying traits of the offending vehicle, they were stumped.

It's really too bad that the impact didn't disable their vehicle so they would have been stuck there and forced to face up to their bs.

Can you imagine the insurance claim?

The driver woke up and chose anger, too bad Frosty chose violence the moment he was born

Dude is smiling throughout the entire interview. That clearly made his day lol.

Imagine hitting that tree stump, only to look out the windshield to see frosty's mocking smile.

My left ear really enjoyed the story of Frosty's merciless counter attack.

Judging by the tracks and the path that truck was taking, they likely would have plowed into the house too, if that stump wasn't there.

Most people passing by the house: Wow what a cool snowman

This is the real-life equivalent of driving into a tunnel painting.