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wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?
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Whatever would fit in a "chuck" wagon.
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 I knew where you were going, before I opened this post
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I knew where you were going, before I opened this post
Ya know me well bro
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going I believe its gone....
is this scenario in the morning or the night? |
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wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?  a lot
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1 1/2 cords before the wood chuck up chucks.
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Define "chuck", what kind of wood, is it already cut and sawn, the height, weight and relative strength of the woodchuck, the distance he has to "chuck" it, and the time limit given to "chuck" the wood...if any.
Then I can quantify my answer...which would probably be "some". |
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...and is he a union member or self-represented?
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Define "chuck", what kind of wood, is it already cut and sawn, the height, weight and relative strength of the woodchuck, the distance he has to "chuck" it, and the time limit given to "chuck" the wood...if any. Then I can quantify my answer...which would probably be "some".
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Edited by
FreeToB
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Sun 01/18/09 07:08 PM
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Q=Mw*D*(T^2)*P
This is how I got my PhD (Piled higher & deeper) in BS |
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