A snowman riddle is:
Q: How do you scare a snowman?
A: You get a hairdryer!
The joke was posted on Twitter on November 9, 2011.
Twitter
Hannah
@HannahTweetsWWE
.. How do you scare a snowman? You get a hairdryer!
3:23 PM - 9 Nov 2011
Twitter
Cois Ceim Creche
@burrenxmasfayre
How do you scare a snowman?.....
Get a hairdryer!
1:56 AM - 12 Nov 2011
Twitter
Kaimata Retreat
@KaimataRetreat
Q. How do you scare a snowman ? A. you get a hairdryer ! (well i thought it was funny) #jokes
11:02 PM - 30 Nov 2011
Google Books
Christmas Crackers
By Matt Wilce
Lulu Press (Lulu.com)
2012
Pg. ?:
How do you scare a snowman?
You get a hairdryer!
Google Books
March 2012, Boys’ Life, “Think & Grin,” pg. 60, col. 1:
George: How do you scare a snowman?
Tom: I don’t know.
George: Show him a hair dryer!
John Faust, Tulsa, Okla.
10 December 2012, Daily News (Warwick, Queensland), “Joke of the Day,” pg. 2:
Q: HOW do you scare a snowman? A: You get a hairdryer.
Twitter
Jyn 💫
@leilaspeluche
@Harry_Styles ‘Do you want to frighten a snowman? Take the hair dryer ’ The only understands you!
7:37 AM - 28 Nov 2013
Google Groups: Clean Humor
Christmas One-Liners
KB
12/3/13
(...)
Q. How do you scare a snowman?
A. You get a hairdryer!
Google Books
Gigglers: Christmas Jokes
By Toby Reynolds
London, UK: Scholastic Fiction
2015
Pg. 70:
Q. How do you scare a snowman?
A. Show him a hairdryer!
Twitter
lorraine Jo King
@LahLahBean
🎅 #christmasjokes How do you scare a snowman? You get a hairdryer! ☃️
12:14 PM - 6 Dec 2017
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