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by Anonymous on December 18th, 2006

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How many ants does it take to lift a shoe?

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  • by FrankieJr on February 5th, 2007

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    67 to move it and 180 to lift it

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  • by Elleonora on February 5th, 2007

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    only one or two for a barbie shoe...

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  • by EL1 2 on December 18th, 2006

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    What type of ant? What type of shoe? I'd say less than a thousand and more than a hundred. And somehow they'd all need to be brainwashed into cooperating.

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  • by Fireballish on February 5th, 2007

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    Does fruit eat llamas?

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  • by Anonymous on July 25th, 2009

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    How big is the shoe and how big is the ant? The ants that live baisically just outside (and even inside sometimes) our dorm are really small. About 1-2mm long. And if we are talking about my shoes here then we are talking a lot of ants. My feet are pretty big. They are US size 13. So About 200-250 to lift just one of my converse. My sandals however it would take about 190. Probably.

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