what is a chip in dales?

before strippers it was a style of furnature, popular around the early 1900s.

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I grew up with Chip and Dale. They were Disney characters. I think they were chipmunks. They were really cool. You know, cartoon characters from your childhood, things like that stay with you for life.

Well when i got older I was told about "Chippendales". And it is pronounced the same as Chip and Dale. Only with an "S". I was mortified. 'Til this day, I get cold chills thinking about it.

Chippendale is a brand and design of furniture and is Antique if it is original and quite expensive.

Chippendales is a dance troupe mad up of Male Strippers that appear in night clubs and at private parties.

Chip 'n' Dale are two cartoon characters in the form of chipmonks.

Chip and Dale Resue Rangers???? :P

Chippendale dancers? :P

Warning... these are two VERY different things... I'd say pretty close to the opposite of each other. :P Chip and Dale are awesome animated chipmunks! Chippendales are male 'dancers'. :P

the chip in dales (sry im not sure how you spell it exactly) are a group of male strippers lol so idk,i think there were disney character chipmunk brothers one was chip one was dale lol

"Chippendale's" was a male strip club, and became the most famous franchise of male strippers in America. They have calendars, clubs, and traveling Stripper shows.

This is the only chippendale I can think of...unless it's some new slang I've never heard before. (I am old and out of it.)

Chippendales is a club where they have male waiters who are very buff walking around almost, but not quite naked. It's supposed to be entertainment for women, but I've never understood that because women are not really all that visually oriented, at least I'm not.

It's a male chipmunk stripper. or a cow dung in a field.

They are two cute little rodents from a tv show. One of them has a red nose.

It's like a "Sam In Dave" or a "Phil In Roger" or a "Raoul In Rudy".

It's a term for gay sex.