By Jessy - 14/10/2011 11:22 - United Kingdom
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What does chundering mean?

Woho! Another Hatsune Miku Fan!
This story makes a lot more sense now
Yeah chundering=vomiting. Though when someone uses the word chundering, I always think that it's really violent puking, like projectile vomiting.
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Chundering is what posh students in England call being sick. Watch gap yar on YouTube to see what I mean
I thought chundering was walking in a cocky way
For example, to chunder EVERYWHEEERE!
I inferred the meaning of chundering from the story, given that there are really only 2 possible things a man could be... Let's say "projecting" .. Into an old lady's shopping bag on the side of the road. Luckily for OP, it was the better of the two options. :D
OH GOD OH MAN OH GOD OH MAN!
Chunder is an English word stemming from the olden days when people were on sailing ships. If you (almost surely) were seasick, and vomited over the side, you would yell "watch under" in case someone was down below painting the ship or had their cabin window open - the saying was simplified to chunder - why don't people google things these days??
same here hahaha.
I LOVE crispy bacon :)
cool, lol cuz others do!! thanks!!
I clicked on the comments just to see what chundering meant
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Show it anywayI'm sure*. You're* Happy?:) And that's your bulimia, not my lack of grammar.
No still not happy sorry
I like Alan's comment
I've never had to read a sentence so many damn times to understand it.
And you didn't pull over to help him? That poor bag... And her groceries.
Oh London
I feel sorry for that old lady.
Did you chunder after you saw him chundering.
I like the word chunder, it makes me think of the lord vomiting on the world
Or her Halloween candies...
No Halloween candy goes to waste, she is still able to use them. Only if she doesn't live near my street.
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What does chundering mean?
This story makes a lot more sense now