"To always be put on a pedestal as a hunk is slightly demeaning," he said (prompting the website Jezebel to headline a post about it with: "Shut your pretty little whine hole, Jon Snow").
If Han's not still flying the fastest hunk of junk in the galaxy, I want my money back already.
Sadly (for potentially-amused bystanders) this doesn't involve sprinting along the road in terror as a whirring hunk of metal zips towards your head like a modern, budget remake of North by Northwest.
Roast monkfish is wrapped in Parma ham and served simply with lentils and baby bok choi while the hunk of braised halibut fillet with leeks, shellfish and saffron potatoes is masterfully assembled.
Runner-up: Cor, what a hunk, eh?
IF THERE is one ex-Soviet zone where peace looks both feasible and of great benefit to almost all interested parties, including the United States and Russia, it is the thorny old dispute over Nagorno-Karabakh, a hunk of mountain that is legally Azerbaijan's but controlled by Armenia.
Now Lacoste promotes its perfume for men by showing a totally naked hunk sitting in an armchair drinking coffee.
Each glorious golden hunk of ideological cheddar or Gruyère is left in shreds upon contact with the world.
This single, enormous hunk of steel in essence, a huge bolt will soon be at the centre of a gas turbine big enough to meet the electricity needs of a small city.Though precisely engineered, the bolt is not especially complex, technically speaking.
The danger, says Peter Horst of TruSecure, is that: "People buy a hunk of shining technology, wipe their brow and say, 'Great, I've taken care of it,' when they might have been better off saving money and doing something simple in terms of policy and process".
The show begins with a hunk of a man in swimming trunks blowing up red balloons until they burst.
