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The following are variations of the old rhyme "How much wood can a woodchuck chuck if a wood chuck could chuck wood?" (A reply is: As much wood as a wood chuck could chuck if a wood chuck could chuck wood!) How many bad Bagdad daggs can a bad Bagdad dad bag if a bad Bagdad Dad could bag bad Bagdad Daggs!! How many lemons can a lemming leave if a lemming could leave lemons? How much golf can a gopher go for if a gopher could go for golf? |
How much ground can a ground hog grind if a ground hog could grind ground? How many mole hills can a mole make if a mole could make mountains out of mole hills? How many conkers can a cantankerous cobbler conk if a cantankerous cobbler could conk conkers? How many carp can a carpenter catch if a carpenter could catch carp? |
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