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the South Korean Government's propaganda machine and cyber terror group;
a group sponsored by the South Korean Government whose members work actively to send pro-Seoul propaganda (spam) messages to multiple recipients worldwide, especially in order to suppress any opposing information shown on websites.
a group sponsored by the South Korean Government whose members work actively to send pro-Seoul propaganda (spam) messages to multiple recipients worldwide, especially in order to suppress any opposing information shown on websites.
by Abajian September 6, 2005
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1) a Korean hot-tasting dish made of pickled Chinese cabbage and other vegetables
noun, uncountable
2) Unsolicited Commercial/Political etc Messages
noun, countable
3) someone who shadows a person over a period of time in a very annoying or threatening way
1) a Korean hot-tasting dish made of pickled Chinese cabbage and other vegetables
noun, uncountable
2) Unsolicited Commercial/Political etc Messages
noun, countable
3) someone who shadows a person over a period of time in a very annoying or threatening way
1) Kimchi really stinks, gives you the shits and can be one of the strongest pesticide in the world!
2) I've been receiving kimchi messages from the East Sea so I'll use the KimchiBuster.
3) an Internet kimchi
2) I've been receiving kimchi messages from the East Sea so I'll use the KimchiBuster.
3) an Internet kimchi
by Abajian September 6, 2005
Get the kimchi mug.a magazine produced in Korea by a group of comfort women working together. It has articles on sexual subjects as well as stories by comfort women and information on subjects of interest to comfort women, especially sexually transmitted disease (STD)s and cosmetic surgery.
The Hangul comes out once a month.
by Abajian September 6, 2005
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1) a small piece of old cloth, for example one used for cleaning things
noun, plural
2) children who have no home and live on the streets
1) a small piece of old cloth, for example one used for cleaning things
noun, plural
2) children who have no home and live on the streets
by Abajian September 6, 2005
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the Akahata, the Red Flag
the official organ of the Japanese Communist Party. It is delivered to non-subscriber’s houses at least every other month, and always praises the New York Times (the Tokyo bureau) for its anti-Japan articles.
the Akahata, the Red Flag
the official organ of the Japanese Communist Party. It is delivered to non-subscriber’s houses at least every other month, and always praises the New York Times (the Tokyo bureau) for its anti-Japan articles.
by Abajian November 30, 2005
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also fire illness listed in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual, Korea Edition (DSM-K)
a typical mental illness that is found in people of Korean descent, that can make someone suddenly unable to suppress his/her emotions of anger, sadness, hurt, guilt or shame, etc for a short time, it is sometimes accompanied by incontinence (urine and/or feces).
also fire illness listed in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual, Korea Edition (DSM-K)
a typical mental illness that is found in people of Korean descent, that can make someone suddenly unable to suppress his/her emotions of anger, sadness, hurt, guilt or shame, etc for a short time, it is sometimes accompanied by incontinence (urine and/or feces).
Kim Jong-Il had Hwa byung while he was chatting with George W. Bush on the MSN one night, and smashed his fist down on the keyboard, threw the mouse at the monitor and then lost consciousness. He wears a disposable Pampers when he chats on the Internet.
by Abajian September 9, 2005
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the Digital Revolution
the period in the early years of the 21st century in China when mobile phones came into wide use and the Chinese Communist Party modernized its command system by using digital communication technologies in order to cling to power
the Digital Revolution
the period in the early years of the 21st century in China when mobile phones came into wide use and the Chinese Communist Party modernized its command system by using digital communication technologies in order to cling to power
"Express patriotism rationally. Take part in the state-sponsored protests. Patriotism is not a sin,'' said a text message sent by the Digital Revolution bureau of the Chinese Communist Party to millions of mobile phone users in Shanghai and Beijing.
by Abajian September 27, 2005
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