While chopping down his father´s cherry tree, George discovered that if he swung the axe with a speed of 25 m/
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that if he swung the axe.... then what?
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A wood chuck could chuck all the wood he could chuck if the wood chuck would chuck wood. But, would the wood chuck chuck all the wood he could chuck?  I don't thing he would!\n\nThat was kinda fun!
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IT WOULD CHUCK AS MUCH WOOD AS A WOODCHUCK COULD CHUCK IF A WOODCHUCK COULD CHUCK WOOD
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A wood chuck would chuck as much as a wood chuck could chuck if a would chuck could chuck wood.
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By George, everyones got that one right methinks.\n\nThe honest one George Washington it was. The self admitted cherry tree chopper, that is\nst
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yeah he's really awesomely fast and sounds good too.  It's not tapping until he starts tapping the fretboard with his right hand, before it was just fast playing with lots of hammer-ons and pull offs.  I play guitar too but not nearly as fast. you are gorgeous.
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It's been scientifically proven that a woodchuck will chuck as much wood as a woodchuck could chuck, if a woodchuck could chuck wood.
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he used a mallet and a chisel to shape the earth
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A wood chuck could chuck as much wood as a wood chuck could if a wood chuck could chuck wood.
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If a woodchuck could chuck wood, he would chuck all the wood that he could chuck.
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AS "ThEFlAmE" SAID ABOVE, HE USES HEAVIER BLADE.\n\nAND..., IN HIS EARLY DAYS HIS BACK INJURED A LOT.\n\nDOCTORS ADVICED HIM TO REDUCE THE BACK STRAINING MOVEMENTS..\n\nSO, HE UTILIZES HIS SHOULDERS AND ARMS TO PULL AND HOOK.\n\nBY OVER STRAINING THOSE PARTS, HE REPEATEDLY INJURED NOW.
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Since my father had me working with him when he built anything, I had a great grasp of how woodshop worked.   It was probably the most fun in school one can have.
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A woodchuck would chuck as much wood as a woodchuck could chuck, if a woodchuck could chuck wood.
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About as much wood as a woodchuck could chuck if a woodchuck COULDN'T chuck wood.
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A wood chuck. They sure can chuck wood.
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woodchuck chuck a woodchuck could chuck wood
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Woodsmen almost always used a single bladed axe.  The axe I think you mean is a double bladed (sometimes called a double headed) axe.  This is a type of battle axe (also called a Labrys).  It has been used since the Minoan culture of the 2nd millennium BC, and perhaps before.  Very common with Greek military, and passed to the Romans.  Used two handed, it could (like a double edged sword) cut in either direction of swing.