Hey brother, guys you may be aware at this point in time that I now have a two-year-old daughter who has just discovered the glory that is the frozen franchise.

franchise, you get it, because you get it.

At least once a day, she will ask me if we can go and watch Elsa,

and because I am also a huge fan of Frozen,

I'm like, yeah, no problem, let's do it.

But just this past weekend, my wife, daughter, and I were watching the film together when we came across one scene in particular.

It's when Anna and Christoph are running from the super cuddly giant snow monster marshmallow. It's sort of a literal do or die moment and

Christoph employs a rather interesting survival technique.

I'm taking a snow anchor.

And in that moment my wife turned to me and was like,

would that actually work and to the best of my own knowledge, it would. The technical term for what

he's doing here is called a snow ballard anchor which uses the surface

area of the rope and the physical weight of the snow to literally provide an anchor

it would work the thing that I was less sure about however is his very next line.

There's 20 feet of fresh powder down there. It'll be like landing on a pillow.

Now, not to brag or anything like that, but I personally have crashed on by Snowboard on numerous occasions,

and it felt absolutely nothing like landing on a pillow.

But then just moments later for Anna and Christoph...

Oh, hey, you're right, just like a pillow.

And while I'm more than willing to give a pass to a movie that also features a talking

snowman and ice powers capable of creating an eternal winter.

I was just personally still curious to know whether or not this was accurate.

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