What are some of the funny aspects of snow plow cartoons?

Snow plow cartoons usually feature cute or funny designs of snow plows. They might show the plows clearing snow in a comical way or have colorful illustrations.

Well, once there was a snow plow driver who accidentally plowed into a snowman that was made to look like the town mayor. Everyone had a good laugh as the snowman's carrot nose went flying and the driver got out all flustered.

Funny plow cartoons usually have exaggerated and humorous depictions of plows. They might show plows in unexpected situations or with funny expressions.

Well, I once heard that a small, used snow plow cost around $500. The funny part was that the guy who bought it thought it was a steal. But when he tried to use it, the plow blade was so rusty that it left streaks of orange on the snow instead of clearing it properly.

Sure. A snow plow was clearing the roads in a neighborhood. The driver didn't notice a small dog's leash was attached to a pole. When he started plowing, the dog was dragged along for a short distance on its belly in the snow. Luckily, the dog was okay and it was really hilarious.

There was a man who saw an ad for a snow plow at a very low price, only $400. He immediately bought it without checking it thoroughly. When he got it home, he realized it was a mini - snow plow meant for a small driveway, not the large one he had. So, he ended up having to buy another one at a much higher cost.

A cartoon snow plow is usually brightly colored and has a cute design. It might have big wheels and a friendly-looking front.

Plow boy cartoons often have cute and simple character designs. They might show the adventures of the plow boy in the countryside, with beautiful nature scenes.

I'm not sure specifically what the 'la times snow plow story' is about without more context. It could be about snow plows in Los Angeles, perhaps related to how they operate during snowstorms, or it might be a story about a particular incident involving a snow plow that was reported by the LA Times.

A snow plow cartoon in black and white could have a classic, timeless feel. It might rely on simple shapes and stark contrasts to convey the idea of the plow working in the snow. Maybe there's a play of light and shadow to add depth.