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Tom Grotting is famous in his Minneapolis neighborhood for freezing pants and placing them in unlikely places, including his front yard.

He spent nearly three years writing about all things Wi-Fi, eventually being picked up by Bored Panda.Selzer said the frozen pants trick works if you soak a pair of pants and leave them in freezing temperatures for about twenty minutes. Adam Selzer’s photos of a pair of frozen pants standing stiffly in the street is delighting residents on Twitter.

He doesn't know why his brother froze pants and put them on display, but he found it funny enough to replicate.To this day, Tom still keeps the trend alive when Minneapolis hits some bleak and bitter temperatures. Seller shipped the leggings to me fast that i needed for an event and they were perfect- i wish they were a little higher waisted but that is my body shape and no fault of theirs. Also, Bored Panda has covered this trend and talked more about Tom Grotting, so be sure to check that article out.

Si no quieres que nosotros ni nuestros socios utilicemos cookies y datos personales para estos propósitos adicionales, haz clic en « Rechazar todo».Part of the inspiration here was his childhood: whenever his parents would dry their clothes outside during winter, they’d end up freezing in weird shapes, which Grotting found fascinating. So, what the frozen pants challenge effectively is is exactly what it sounds like: people wash their pants (or, for the sake of fun and entertainment, simply soak them in water), and hang them out to dry. And then there were people who placed the pants in various positions to give them more life: some were sitting, others were building a pants pyramid, and, in one of the more popular ones, there was one on roller skates and another one on a skateboard. WEST RIDGE — A West Ridge man has come up with a novel way to mark “dibs” on a Chicago parking spot: by using a frozen-solid pair of pants. Selzer’s effort combines two local internet fascinations: finding out what can freeze during bone-chilling temperatures and snapping photos of the curious items used for dibs.