Back in 1963, they gave me an intelligence test to see if I was ready to start kindergarten a year early. I remember of the questions (yes, 55 years later) was “what’s missing” next to a picture of a snowman with no carrot nose.
I still think that was cultural bias. I had lived my entire four-years lifetime in southern California. Where would I have seen a snowman? And if you’re talking pictures and TV, there were a lot of those that were simplified versions without a nose.
I don’t know about you. But in the winter time I could do without a nose. It, the nose, always seems to be runny when it is cold outside. Don’t know why, but it just is.
Argythree over 5 years ago
Could always substitute a marshmellow, a button, a radish, a tomato; lots of choices…
dadoctah over 5 years ago
Back in 1963, they gave me an intelligence test to see if I was ready to start kindergarten a year early. I remember of the questions (yes, 55 years later) was “what’s missing” next to a picture of a snowman with no carrot nose.
I still think that was cultural bias. I had lived my entire four-years lifetime in southern California. Where would I have seen a snowman? And if you’re talking pictures and TV, there were a lot of those that were simplified versions without a nose.
littlejohn Premium Member over 5 years ago
I don’t know about you. But in the winter time I could do without a nose. It, the nose, always seems to be runny when it is cold outside. Don’t know why, but it just is.
jagedlo over 5 years ago
a snowman with self-awareness?
stairsteppublishing over 5 years ago
Also missing the required top hat.
JD'Huntsville'AL over 5 years ago
Well Frosty had a button nose.
davetb1956 over 5 years ago
If he knows than he should get a top hat as well.
ctomcoll over 5 years ago
We just used a piece of coal from the bin.