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"Chucking a Gary" is term given to an individual who creates the most bullshit stories you've ever heard. A fabricator of the most elaborated and ridiculous stories imaginable.
Person1 “hey man, did you hear I’m paying to be the first space tourist ever?”
Person2 “Bullshit, stop chucking a Gary”
Person1 "nah seriously, and my uncle has 10 ferraris in his roof"
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When a girl is checking out a guy, oftentimes as a double-take or lookback.
There is much debate over the origin of the term; however, popular sources concur that it may have originated as a phonetically similar juxtaposition to the phrase "hairy glower."
Damn, Phil! That hottie over there is giving you the gary towers. You should go spit some game.
A person who is awesome,understanding,kind,and never a bad person
Gary-Paul is funny
An old disgusting bus driver who hates kids and is a racist sexist homophobic pedifile and someone who should never be allowed to see a child again
Student: UGHHHH mr gary is a freaking pervert! He tried to grab my butt this morning
'Gary Groundwork' is all about laying the foundation for desired sick leave (i.e. unjustified sick leave). This can involve over fake coughing, forced sniffling or pretending to lose one's voice. This is usually supported by verbal commentary such as 'I think I'm coming down with something'. Expertly performed 'Gary Groundwork' dupes co-workers and draws unwaranted sympathy. Therefore, when you call in sick, others have noticed that you supposedly had certain symptoms and comment accordingly.
Is Melanie really sick or is it just Gary Groundwork
Geez, Melanie is laying on the Gary Groundwork nice and thick today!
A reference to the show Spongebob Squarepants, where Spongebob give's his pet snail breakfast and says "serving it up, Gary's Way". Also refers to the act of taking a "study drug", eating, and drinking a caffeinated drink all at the same time.
You: I have a midterm tomorrow and I haven't studied yet.
Your Friend: Oh, so are you going to study Gary's Way?
You: Yes!