How Much Wood Could A Woodchuck Chuck If A Wodchuck Could Chuck Wood? Posted Fri Jun 9 19:07:02 BST 2000 by Anonymous




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Posted By Charlotte G on Sat Jun 10 20:07:54 BST 2000:

my step mum said that every time i saw her, forced me to learn it until it drove me mad. i made her p[romise she wouldn't say it again for a year (hoping she'd have forgotten by then and she wouldn't say it again), but she did remember and informed me excactly a year later. damn her.

just to let you know.

charlotte g
xxx


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Posted By Pink Moon on Tue Jun 13 00:06:11 BST 2000:

I should think a sizeable bundle of twigs.


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Posted By Joe on Sat Jun 17 10:31:41 BST 2000:

No, the woodchuck can infact chuck no wood. It gets it's name from it's habit or crafting rudimentary lathe parts.


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Posted By RobKins (patent pending) on Sun Jun 18 09:10:13 BST 2000:

it's all about potential energy isn't it?
the actual potential is there but in order to release it in kinetic chucking form the bid either has to evolve in the next million years, or attach elastic bands


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Posted By Joe on Sat Jun 24 17:15:19 BST 2000:

Or you could set up a steam boiler which uses a woodchuck as fuel. I should imagine there is quite alot of energy tied up in a woodchuck. A kind of steam catapult, the type they use to launch planes on a aircraft carrier. What would be the point though?


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