I do understand that it withstood some stiff competition already…

I also was wondering if a "Prince Albert" piercing was the order of the day.

originally 40 feet tall. But it shrunk in the cold.

from me a grandma from what you wrote about baby snowmen!

Enjoyed all the comments but shenmue the best came from comment/reply.

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Guess it got whacked.

and claimed it to be a religious icon or shrine to the Frost Giant whose body became our home of Midgard. Perhaps the students could have held off the bulldozer stating that the penis was for a worship service.





Anatomical question: Would an ice penis shoot slush, snow balls, or icicles?

I grew up in south Texas where it rarely snows, but my parents told me not to eat the yellow snow. Now I know why.

Was this snow sculpture named after our dear ex-governor? You know-- (space) (space) ick Perry?

it needs to snow at College Station and a penis would need to erect (ahem) a penis on campus, then it would be a fitting tribute since Perry asked for the Texas A&M Board of Regents to withdraw the proposal to name the academic building after him. Finally, they would have Reveille out for a stroll to mark the territory as a fitting tribute.

1) It's a backhoe, not a bulldozer.

2) Considering that I am sitting in North Idaho staring out my window at a whole lot of snow-free lawn, how do they have enough snow in Lubbock to build a life-size replica of Joe Arpaio?

and

3) Does Texas Tech have an engineering school? One would think building a girder into this would be helpful,

but it was a sudden erection so I imagine that the students weren't thinking of support. Maybe next year?

I'm surprised that nobody else caught on that it was a backhoe that emasculated the monument, but it did snow about 4-5 inches in Lubbock that week although a Facebook friend of mine had some nice pictures of the snow where she lives in northern Idaho.