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When life gives you lemons, freeze your clothes and pose them as if invisible people are wearing them.

Heavy snowfall recently caused chaos in several parts of the world, including the eastern United States and sub-tropical Asia.

But some people have tried to make the best of a bad situation by using the cold weather to entertain themselves.

People experiencing snowfall have been sharing photos of frozen clothing on social media, moulded to look like they are being worn by invisible people.

Minneapolis resident Tom Grotting told ABC News (America) he had been entertaining his neighbours with the trick for years.

“The kids hate it,” Mr Grotting said.

“My daughter is in the band and had a big rehearsal with the trumpet players and she texted me and said, ‘Dad, the trumpets saw the pants’.”

Waiting for the city to warm up

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