' So instead I wrote, 'I love chinks.' And who doesn't?" The humor in Silverman's joke is structural, turning on Silverman's faux ignorance of the offensiveness of "chink," and it doesn't reference any Asian stereotype.
When your American soldier fighting today drops a napalm bomb on a cluster of gibbering chinks, it's a bomb with a heart.
When she took it from him, it chinked, stone on stone, against her awkward fingers.
Then I thought, If you're saying I can say spic, I'm going to say Chink, because it's a funnier-sounding word.
I planned, if I heard the "chink, chink," to talk very loudly and drown it.
It was Jews, in fact, who called me "chink" for the first time.
"It looks good, there's no shifting or movement of the logs, no need to chink and re-chink," said Pat Supplee, the architect in Missoula who designed the Cook house.
When in flight, the White-capped Dipper gives a strongand distinctive chink! repeatedly, making it easy to pick up on as it flies by.
Lawyers have a way, once they have slipped the pick through a chink, of working it ever more deeply in.
"While Apple has long led the market when it comes to mobile design and user experience, maps has been something of a chink in its armor.
