Woo fail gravity? That’s unpossible!
Inspired by this video.
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[0057] Problem Solving
└ posted on Thursday, 7 May 2009, by Novil
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lol i cant really tell whats inside
o i saw the video now i get it
Okay the video makes it make sense. At first I thought he was after a shiny quarter. These are some of my favorite woo expressions yet. Safety first!
Hehe I prefer Woo’s method for getting food out of a bottle much more 🙂
“Woo fail gravity? That’s unpossible” love your nod to The Simpsons with that altered line ^^
Wrong kind of nut Woo!
I LOVE WOO! It would be inaccurate to say that’s not an “efficient” bottle opening technique. Well, he has really great reasoning ability!
What is he trying to get?
An olive at the bottom of a near-empty bottle of Vermouth? At least Woo didn’t simply drop it from a great heaight onto a hard surface. That would’ve been messy, and the glass schards would’ve rendered the treat inedible.
My first impression reminded me of Hershel and the Hanukkah Goblins by Eric A. Kimmel ( http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0823407691/ref=dp_proddesc_1?ie=UTF8&n=283155 ) One of the tricks was tricking the goblin to try to take a pickle out of a pickle jar but couldnt get his hand out unless he would take only one pickle.
PS: I like the video!
Me fail English? That unpossible!
Classic.
This comic continues to be awsome in every way!
Woodland ingenuity in action!
Aha! Return to form for the strip here, I feel. I love when the gag works without words.
Moving on from your video, I found a most undignified raccoon: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=53pLaZii0zs&feature=related
DId not he said that racoones do anything for obtain what they want?
Bottlecam. Freaky.
That is one smart racoon.
Woo…the engineer?
Derived from the classic concept, of course.
Mr X: “It doesn’t work.”
Engineer: “Did you try touching it?”
Mr X: “Yes.”
Engineer: “Try tasting it? Banging on it?”
Mr X: “Erm…yes.”
Engineer: “Did you build a nuclear power source that could power a small city for it to run off of, yet?”
Mr X: “Ummmm…”
Mwa ha ha, I love it!
I like Woo’s solution. It’s sort of like what I would do… only less hammery. (My solutions for life are to weld or to hammer)
I love the maniacal look on his face in the last panel XD
Woo should run for president of the internets for that little trick he just did.
Engineers will do!!!
he could have tried flipping the bottle over, tho
Crafty one, he is…
When the raccoons start using power tools, WE ALL ARE DOOMED.
that seems like something i’d do.
circular saw hitting glass. Shattered all over the place, busted bottle shards go everywhere
unpossible…. I heard that from FALLOUT: New Vegas – Old World Blues… Funny Brains
Loving the color!
That reminded me of Discovery Channel show when they disassembled things in order to explain how they work. The guy there fancied circular saws…
Before seeing the video, I thought it was an empty Mescal bottle that Richard had left out…
I bet there are a bunch of monkeys who had thought of that as well.
This proves that not all raccoons are smart, he could’ve just flipped it over. If Sandria walks in she would be like ” OMG Woo are you stealing my allowance?!” And he’d be like”……………”
Another appropriate title would have been:
“When there’s a Woo, there’s a way!”
if i cant get a candies out of a bottle, buy saw, cut it in FUCKING HALF!!!!
I would have used the bottle as bait to lure some food out, but I have to admit that Woo’s solution is funnier.
I will subscribe to that writer and his future publications.
The article is well organized, reminded me about https://stephmonahan.com/. I see the author has a real knack for this subject.
I like that theme, and I am in constant search of new bits and the
latest news. I truly enjoyed that one, because it is filled with interesting facts and it is a sort of easygoing article.
I spent only a few minutes reading, and due to well-structured text,
I understand it completely. Thanks!