Chunk or Chuck?

[assateague]

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

Don't ever join the military, then.

[banknote]

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

Don't ever join the military, then.

I don't think they'd take me.

[Bufflehead]

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

Don't ever join the military, then.

I don't think they'd take me.

don't ask, don't tell

[QH's Paw]

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

Chuck= action
Chunk= material things.

Sent from my phone.

X2

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.

Yep, you said that but, the youngsters from the south are saying they don't use chuck and chunk means what everyone else says chuck.

[Bufflehead]

youngsters from the south are saying they don't use chuck and chunk means what everyone else says chuck.

chuck is my neighbor

[banknote]

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

Don't ever join the military, then.

I don't think they'd take me.

don't ask, don't tell

Does that apply to controlled substances, now?

[QH's Paw]

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

Don't ever join the military, then.

I was in the Army for nearly 5 years and I've never heard the word orientated. Now, oriented was used.

[assateague]

Holy hell, that was probably the most commonly misused word ever. I heard it at least a dozen times a week, from generals to privates.

[QH's Paw]

Holy hell, that was probably the most commonly misused word ever. I heard it at least a dozen times a week, from generals to privates.

Probably from the same people who said "axe him, he knows."

[banknote]

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

Don't ever join the military, then.

I was in the Army for nearly 5 years and I've never heard the word orientated. Now, oriented was used.

Which is the correct usage in American English.

I'm also bothered by Americans who insist on Anglo spellings like colour, odour, harbour, etc. They think it makes them look smart, but it just makes them annoying.

[huntfishnv]

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

Don't ever join the military, then.

I was in the Army for nearly 5 years and I've never heard the word orientated. Now, oriented was used.

Which is the correct usage in American English.

I'm also bothered by Americans who insist on Anglo spellings like colour, odour, harbour, etc. They think it makes them look smart, but it just makes them annoying.

x2

I've never heard the saying chunk. Ever.

[Mornin Beef]

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

Don't ever join the military, then.

I don't think they'd take me.

Now youre tracking

[Mornin Beef]

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

Don't ever join the military, then.

I was in the Army for nearly 5 years and I've never heard the word orientated. Now, oriented was used.

Which is the correct usage in American English.

I'm also bothered by Americans who insist on Anglo spellings like colour, odour, harbour, etc. They think it makes them look smart, but it just makes them annoying.

x2

I've never heard the saying chunk. Ever.

Me either. This is weird.

chuck
/CHək/
Verb
Throw (something) carelessly or casually.


chunk
/CHəNGk/
Noun
A thick, solid piece of something.
Verb
Divide (something) into chunks.
Move with or make a muffled, metallic sound: "the door chunked behind them".
Synonyms
lump - hunk - slice


Hey would ya solid piece of something that beer over here. Effin weirdo southerners I tell ya.

[assateague]

You should've used the slang dictionary, Mr. Tim bluegill.

http://onlineslangdictionary.com/meaning-definition-of/chunk

[rebelp74]

We speak a different dialect and didn't vote for obama either. Unlike the whole northeastern seaboard. Get in one!
Look up chunk.
http://www.alphadictionary.com/articles ... rnese.html

[Mornin Beef]

We speak a different dialect and didn't vote for obama either. Unlike the whole northeastern seaboard. Get in one!
Look up chunk.
http://www.alphadictionary.com/articles ... rnese.html

Obama says chunk.

[rebelp74]

We speak a different dialect and didn't vote for obama either. Unlike the whole northeastern seaboard. Get in one!
Look up chunk.
http://www.alphadictionary.com/articles ... rnese.html

Obama says chunk.

Highly doubt it, he's definitley a chucker.

[Westie25]

I Must say, I've heard " chunk me that sumbitch," more than once in my life.

[QH's Paw]

We speak a different dialect and didn't vote for obama either. Unlike the whole northeastern seaboard. Get in one!
Look up chunk.
http://www.alphadictionary.com/articles ... rnese.html

Obama says chunk.

Just a guess but, I bet he says axe instead of ask.

[QH's Paw]

We speak a different dialect and didn't vote for obama either. Unlike the whole northeastern seaboard. Get in one!
Look up chunk.
http://www.alphadictionary.com/articles ... rnese.html

Obama says chunk.

Highly doubt it, he's definitley a chucker.

So, do you guys in the south say spearchunkers?

[rebelp74]

We speak a different dialect and didn't vote for obama either. Unlike the whole northeastern seaboard. Get in one!
Look up chunk.
http://www.alphadictionary.com/articles ... rnese.html

Obama says chunk.

Highly doubt it, he's definitley a chucker.

So, do you guys in the south say spearchunkers?

Yup, yet to have heard spearchucker. For the most part we just say (edit by mod).

[aunt betty]

CHEESE and DRILL.

I might say I want a hunk of cheese or a chunk of cheese.

A CHUCK is part of a drill.

Toss me a beer.

[ManlyMan]

Only people I've ever met who say chunk are from TEXAS!

[Flightstopper]

Only people I've ever met who say chunk are from TEXAS!

The promised land, land of the wild "jaguars".

[FlintRiverFowler]

youngsters from the south are saying they don't use chuck and chunk means what everyone else says chuck.

chuck is my neighbor

so that's where that asshole moved off to


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[FlintRiverFowler]

Only people I've ever met who say chunk are from TEXAS!

My grandmother is from texas. Maybe that's where I picked the word up at.


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[banknote]

A smart young fella from Texas was accepted to several top colleges and ultimately chose Harvard. His first week on campus he found himself at a freshman mixer, attended as well by several upperclassmen meant to help orient the new students to Ivy League life and culture.

In the midst of friendly conversation, the Texan turned discretely to one of the upperclassmen and asked "Hey, can you tell me where the bathroom's at?"

The Harvard upperclassman responded in a raised voice for all to hear "I'm sorry, but here a Harvard we never end our sentances with a proposition."

To which the Texan replied " well pardon me, can you tell me where the bathroom's at, asshole?"

[QH's Paw]

I bet he said preposition, not proposition.

[banknote]

I bet he said preposition, not proposition.

Damn it! That's what I get for posting from my phone.

[aunt betty]

My wife and I were almost moving to Texas. Her boss found a better job and tried to get us to come and work for him at this top-secret ranch where they do drug rehab for wealthy people who pay with cash. Cash ONLY!!!
Guess that keeps the riff-raff out.
Sounded like a fantastic opportunity.
THEN I TALKED TO SEAN.
Sean is from Arkansas and recently moved to Katy, Texas. Said he can't get out of Texas fast enough because of how well they treat "outsiders" there. (sarcasm font required here)

We're both from Illinois and decided there is no love in Texas for either one of us so we CHUNKED that idea.

I'm not sure but I think I just heard an entire state sigh a moan of relief.