When I was little, I was (sort of) allergic to a certain preservative found in most hot dogs. When I ate them, I'd get this weird feeling in my throat, like there were chunks at the back of my throat. So it seemed logical to say i felt "chunky". My family and I used this commonly around the house for the next few years. At my friend's 6th birthday party, I remember refusing to eat hotdogs " 'Cause they make me chunky!" Now I know why everyone was looking at me weirdly the whole time...
A childhood belief about speaking
others believed things like this
- I used to believe that the chunks in chunky peanutbutter were actually bonesAnon
- i used to believe that the chunks in chunky peanut butter were bugs.— Lauren
- All through life, I always thought the lungs were located in your throat. I'm 25.— thelungs,man
- I used to believe clip on bow ties were inserted into your throat and that is how they stayed in placeAnon
- I used to believe that an Adams apple was a piece of apple that was stuck in someone's throat.— Ron Aaron
- Until I was well along in years I always thought our family was Irish because my dads birthday was March 17th— Gladys