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Flightstopper's response in another thread got me thinking (slow day). Around here, we use them both, but not interchangeably. It seems to have to do with intent. I'll often say "chuck me that board", or "chuck me that remote". That seems to be when the other person actually wants what you're throwing to them. If you say "chunk", it's usually a sign that you're trying to do some damage. "There's a snake- chunk a rock at it", or "that pit bull was eyeballing me, so I chunked a hammer at it". Not sure if this is universal, or just here. Never would I say "I was trying to kill a rat, so I chucked a stick at it". Nope.

I had never heard chunk in that context until the indatrip, now jr and I chunk things all the time. One of the best things about lousiana, you can chunk anyting you don't want indariver

So some dude with a hairlip likes throwing stuff and this is what happens?

Never heard chunk used like that. If its a friendly throw I've always heard "toss" around here. If its an aggravated throw then its a "chuck".


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Weirdos say chunk

Redbeard wrote:Weirdos say chunk

Agreed!

Only use chuck on the west coast I guess. Unless it goes like this "see that chunk in the stripper boots eyeballing you?"

Mmm I'd bite a chunk outta her ass

jehler wrote:I had never heard chunk in that context until the indatrip, now jr and I chunk things all the time. One of the best things about lousiana, you can chunk anyting you don't want indariver

Chunk must be a southern thing bc I've never used or heard anyone use "chuck" I did go to school my entire life growing up with a guy named Chuck. He was kind of an asshole. However id never ask someone to chunk something to me. I'd use "toss" or "hey throw me that"


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jehler wrote:I had never heard chunk in that context until the indatrip, now jr and I chunk things all the time. One of the best things about lousiana, you can chunk anyting you don't want indariver

Chunk must be a southern thing bc I've never used or heard anyone use "chuck" I did go to school my entire life growing up with a guy named Chuck. He was kind of an asshole. However id never ask someone to chunk something to me. I'd use "toss" or "hey throw me that"


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I lived in the south from 82-93 and never heard chunked for throwing something, must be new

Everybody says chunk down here but I guess I should've added that its mainly pertaining to throwing rocks for some reason.


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jehler wrote:

FlintRiverFowler wrote:

jehler wrote:I had never heard chunk in that context until the indatrip, now jr and I chunk things all the time. One of the best things about lousiana, you can chunk anyting you don't want indariver

Chunk must be a southern thing bc I've never used or heard anyone use "chuck" I did go to school my entire life growing up with a guy named Chuck. He was kind of an asshole. However id never ask someone to chunk something to me. I'd use "toss" or "hey throw me that"


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I lived in the south from 82-93 and never heard chunked for throwing something, must be new

Just like those cars with trucks in 'em that everyone seems to be driving these days.

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jehler wrote:

FlintRiverFowler wrote:

jehler wrote:I had never heard chunk in that context until the indatrip, now jr and I chunk things all the time. One of the best things about lousiana, you can chunk anyting you don't want indariver

Chunk must be a southern thing bc I've never used or heard anyone use "chuck" I did go to school my entire life growing up with a guy named Chuck. He was kind of an asshole. However id never ask someone to chunk something to me. I'd use "toss" or "hey throw me that"


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I lived in the south from 82-93 and never heard chunked for throwing something, must be new

Just like those cars with trucks in 'em that everyone seems to be driving these days.

Never heard a trunk called a truck. Now we call a pickup a truck where as other people such as DKC get offended saying that term is reserved for heavy duty trucks and 18 wheelers.


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Must be a southern thing, everyone down here uses chunk. Hey chunk me the whatever.

Can't say I hear chuck here much. Chunk is regular vocabulary down here. Never even thought about it before now.

It's chuck here, not chunk. I can't say I've ever heard anyone use chunk like that.

You wanna chuck me a chunk of that wood for the fire?

Chuck= action
Chunk= material things.

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Olly wrote:You wanna chuck me a chunk of that wood for the fire?

Chuck= action
Chunk= material things.

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How much wood would a woodchuck chuck, if a woodchuck could chuck wood?

rebelp74 wrote:Must be a southern thing, everyone down here uses chunk. Hey chunk me the whatever.

X2, never heard chuck before now.

You guys better be careful, I think it was this very same topic that started the Civil War...it could get outta hand very quickly

never here chuck around here. everyone says chunk.

Google always has an answer, though I'm not always sure it's the right answer.
http://www.beedictionary.com/common-err ... k_vs_chuck

In casual conversation, you may get by with saying “Chuck [throw] me that monkey wrench, will you?” But you will mark yourself as illiterate beyond mere casualness by saying instead “Chunk me that wrench.” This is a fairly common substitution in some dialects of American English.

Don't shoot the messenger!

We also still call them (edit by mod)s down here. Irregardless I'll keep chunking

rebelp74 wrote:We also still call them (edit by mod)s down here. Irregardless I'll keep chunking

Good one! Here's a whole list:
http://public.wsu.edu/~brians/errors/errors.html#errors

Some women I've done a lot of design work with were always misusing "flush." In regards to an idea that needed work they'd say "we need to flush it out." When I corrected them and told them the proper term was to "flesh it out," they said "Ew, that's gross sounding! We like 'flush' better."

http://public.wsu.edu/~brians/errors/flesh.html

I'm gonna take a shit. Why would you take one, wouldn't you want to leave it?

banknote wrote:Google always has an answer, though I'm not always sure it's the right answer.
http://www.beedictionary.com/common-err ... k_vs_chuck

In casual conversation, you may get by with saying “Chuck [throw] me that monkey wrench, will you?” But you will mark yourself as illiterate beyond mere casualness by saying instead “Chunk me that wrench.” This is a fairly common substitution in some dialects of American English.

Don't shoot the messenger!

I won't shoot but can't promise I won't chunk rocks at you.

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Olly wrote:You wanna chuck me a chunk of that wood for the fire?

Chuck= action
Chunk= material things.

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How much wood would a woodchuck chuck, if a woodchuck could chuck wood?

^^^^THIS!^^^^^
What kind of retard can't pronounce chuck and says chunk instead?

I used to also work with a guy who said "orientated" all the time and it drove me nuts.

QH's Paw wrote:

banknote wrote:

Olly wrote:You wanna chuck me a chunk of that wood for the fire?

Chuck= action
Chunk= material things.

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How much wood would a woodchuck chuck, if a woodchuck could chuck wood?

^^^^THIS!^^^^^
What kind of retard can't pronounce chuck and says chunk instead?

I told you ,they're two different things. You would CHUNK a turd AT somebody, you would chuck a biscuit TO somebody.