Over the Hedge by T Lewis and Michael Fry for February 07, 2013
February 06, 2013
February 08, 2013
Transcript:
RJ: what's the problem? verne: chuck here's wondering how much wood can a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck can chuck wood. rj: let's rind out. here. bash! mouse: one. problem solver! it's what I do.
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el8 about 11 years ago
That’s why RJ gets paid the big chucks.
HMunster about 11 years ago
I knew he wood do that…
bubbareb about 11 years ago
RJ understands of course, this means war!
baldhedjer about 11 years ago
“Hey, you woodchucks! Quit chuckin’ my wood!” I loved that commercial
Stephen Gilberg about 11 years ago
One wood? That’s not a standard unit.
hippogriff about 11 years ago
Or as someone in Pogo said, “How much ground round would a groundhog hog if a groundhog would hog ground round?”
Jessica_D about 11 years ago
@TheTrustedMechanicThanks! The use of the present tense (can) instead of the normally used conditional tense (could – rhymes with wood) was really bugging me.
mjohnphoto about 11 years ago
Chuck looks a little grumpy…. If I were Verne I would have hid before Chuck Chucked.
danketaz Premium Member about 11 years ago
“How much wood would a wood chunk chunk would a woodchunk chunk wood a woodchunk chunk…”
Blaize about 1 year ago
Sooo… I found this text from a penguins of madagascar episode I remembered.
Oh, and Kowalski, a woodchuck would chuck about three logs worth, given the standard diameter of 14 inches and the typical hardness of an oak. You know, if they could chuck wood.