Colodia
23-05-2004, 21:12
Seeing as a Woodchuck is a small mammal that could maybe, let's say on a good day, throw about a half-pound of wood at a time.
The woodchuck is a scurrying mammal that could get that half pound of material ready in say, 10 seconds, ready for chucking. Since a small mammal like that proably sleeps 14 hours a day, and would probably need to take breaks every 2 hours for food and water, lasting about fifteen minutes....
so about 3 pounds per minute, at a good clip, making about 315 pounds every two hours, including breaks, so...about 3,150 pounds of twigs on a really good day.
Am I awesome or what?
I was also asked these:
(Q) What's the meaning of life?
(A) Sex, lots and lots of sex
(Q) Wasn't that supposed to be 42?
(A) No that's the answer to the ulimate question of like the universe and everything!
(Q) Well, okay, what's the ultimate question of life the universe and everything to which the answer is 42?
(A) What do you get when you multiply 6 by 9.
(Q) but that's not 42!
(A) sure it is, in base 13.
The woodchuck is a scurrying mammal that could get that half pound of material ready in say, 10 seconds, ready for chucking. Since a small mammal like that proably sleeps 14 hours a day, and would probably need to take breaks every 2 hours for food and water, lasting about fifteen minutes....
so about 3 pounds per minute, at a good clip, making about 315 pounds every two hours, including breaks, so...about 3,150 pounds of twigs on a really good day.
Am I awesome or what?
I was also asked these:
(Q) What's the meaning of life?
(A) Sex, lots and lots of sex
(Q) Wasn't that supposed to be 42?
(A) No that's the answer to the ulimate question of like the universe and everything!
(Q) Well, okay, what's the ultimate question of life the universe and everything to which the answer is 42?
(A) What do you get when you multiply 6 by 9.
(Q) but that's not 42!
(A) sure it is, in base 13.