Question:
How much wood could awood chuck chuck if a wood chuck could chuck would? (I want this in numbers, please.)?
2006-03-28 17:52:44 UTC
How much wood could awood chuck chuck if a wood chuck could chuck would? (I want this in numbers, please.)?
Seven answers:
koolkeiff2
2006-03-28 17:54:44 UTC
1 wood

1 woodchchuck

1 chucking



Everytime the woodchuck chucked once it would chuck 1 wood.
traviavis
2006-03-29 02:14:48 UTC
In theory, Koolkeiff got it down.

But in physics, the woodchuck would be lucky to chuck one wood before getting tired. See, it's the same reason that a 5 oz. bird can't carry a 1 Lb. coconut: Weight ratios. The wood would probably be too large... unless we're talking twigs or something smaller.



In the case of numbers... I'm not sure. Just consider that one woodchuck will only be able to chuck as much wood as he has the energy to chuck it with. This energy will exhaust sooner or later... so conjecture for yourself.
Sarah M
2006-03-29 02:24:53 UTC
A woodchuck wouldn't chuck wood, so 0.
christophers
2006-03-29 02:16:38 UTC
100
drdfear
2006-03-30 05:17:25 UTC
Pi, it would chuck approximately Pi wood.
tragically hip
2006-03-29 01:57:57 UTC
WOW!! what an original question(i think this is the 1,000 time it has been asked) Why don't you ask "where's the beef?" try to come up with something a little more original next time.
banshee_370
2006-03-29 02:30:57 UTC
16.3 in the U.S. except for georgia which is 16.6...and all European countries are 18.2


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