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Edited by fettuccine:
4/5/2016 7:35:21 AM
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How much wood could a wood-chuck chuck if a wood-chuck could chuck wood...
[spoiler][b][i]...IN A ZERO GRAVITY ENVIRONMENT?!? 0_o[/i][/b][/spoiler]
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I wouldn't chuck any because before it could chuck any it would have all floated away
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Edited by fettuccine: 4/5/2016 8:07:49 AMThere are multiple definitions for 'chuck'. It is not clear which one this 'tongue twister' refers to.
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*looks confused* *Google's chuck definition* Oh, I seeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Well a wood chuck could end as many relationships as it wants too I would have thought? :)
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Edited by fettuccine: 4/5/2016 8:09:29 AMIt is also slang for vomit and means to throw away a job or whatever. One word means so much.
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Damn, vomiting in zero gravity would be nasty. D:
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Ye >:D
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Edited by Earthern Hunter: 4/5/2016 8:20:24 AMTbh, I think I've worked out a formula to work this out: Chucking wood in zero gravity will cause the wood to float, eventually, seeing so much floating wood will begin to make you feel sick and vomit. The vomit will float around and land on anyone nearby this causing you to lose your current relationship and job. So according to this, the formula would be: W= Wood V = Vomit R = Relationship J = Job While (W<100) Do W+1=V If (V>1) Then -1R -1J Else V=0 End Loop So as you can see, according to this formula, 100 pieces of wood can be chucked before they run out off vomit. Therefore, a total of 100 jobs and 100 relationships have also been lost.
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