Nice hat, Roger…tad cold to be wearing it without earmuffs IMO, though, seeing it’s likely near freezing, temperature-wise. And since he’s probably not going to be getting into that car anytime soon ANYWAY, no matter how you cut it, he’s probably going to want them.
I used to ride my bike in the winter. The lock would frequently freeze shut, so I would poor a cup of hot water on it to deice it. Then I learned that steel or aluminum can only take that treatment so many times before it cracks like glass. Better to have learned that lesson with a cheap lock than an expensive car.
actually when ice is that thick it is pretty easy to get off. Just grab a small ball peen hammer and carefully break the ice. The ice will come off in large chunks and sheets without any need to scrape it.
Templo S.U.D. over 10 years ago
I can see the ice on the hose. Jason, you cheapskate.
davbart92663 over 10 years ago
Jason, a Cheapskate? Sir, you dishonor the boy! A young entrepreneur, a beginning Trump! He sees a need, he advances a product to help the need.
The fact that he assisted in creating the need, much the same way as Coke, Pepsi, McDonald’s has is beside the point.
transylvanian over 10 years ago
Jason, our little entrepreneur is up to his usual tricks. :)
josh_bisbee over 10 years ago
Your payment will be not in money, but how many weeks you will not be grounded. Provided, of course, you hand it over now.
cdward over 10 years ago
Easy solution. Jason has an ice scraper. He’s their son. Order him to scrape the ice off the car. Boom.
tarotgal13 over 10 years ago
Solution; two buckets of water. One hot, for the car. One cold, for Jason’s head.
lecrenb over 10 years ago
Back in the house… get the hair dryer and extension cord…
scyphi26 over 10 years ago
Nice hat, Roger…tad cold to be wearing it without earmuffs IMO, though, seeing it’s likely near freezing, temperature-wise. And since he’s probably not going to be getting into that car anytime soon ANYWAY, no matter how you cut it, he’s probably going to want them.
VICTOR PROULX over 10 years ago
Another reason to turn off the outside water in the winter
Boots at the Boar Premium Member over 10 years ago
I used to ride my bike in the winter. The lock would frequently freeze shut, so I would poor a cup of hot water on it to deice it. Then I learned that steel or aluminum can only take that treatment so many times before it cracks like glass. Better to have learned that lesson with a cheap lock than an expensive car.
chasches over 10 years ago
It’s Roger’s fault for not disconnecting the outside taps for the winter.
Doctor11 over 10 years ago
Roger forgot to hide the hoses after disconnecting them from the taps for the winter, didn’t he?
Artie Adams over 10 years ago
Back when I used to valet park, way too many people who are allowed to vote kept a canister of lock de-icer in their ashtrays.
habfan40 over 10 years ago
nobody notice the frozen garden hose behind the car?
donut70 over 10 years ago
actually when ice is that thick it is pretty easy to get off. Just grab a small ball peen hammer and carefully break the ice. The ice will come off in large chunks and sheets without any need to scrape it.
jlerner Premium Member over 10 years ago
Rodger Fox drives a Ford Fusion.
Boosted (Heavy main in TF2) almost 7 years ago
That “IOUs accepted” sign isn’t very smart. What if someone forgets 2 pay u back?
alecgiacometti over 6 years ago
Gotee!!!
Hobbes about 6 years ago
gosh, if only Jason hadn’t probably put the ice scraper in the car in the first place.
Bit Crusher456 over 4 years ago
i just noticed the hose
Karl Jacobs about 3 years ago
the car looks fancy
Porsche 997 GT3 RS 4.0 over 2 years ago
He has a ford fusion
Oh, bananas! 11 months ago
What’s with the realistic car?