When one sticks both thumbs up on either side of their face, about a foot away from the ears, awkwardly smiling and saying the words, "cool deal". A lifestyle for some, many have taken it to define the highest state of quality for an action or event.

abercrombie & fitch = amazingly cool clothes .. you DON'T have to be an airhead or rich to wear them either .. abercrombie & fitch shirts are totally adorable/funny & they AREN'T that expensive.. jesus quit complaining!!! i live with my single mother & younger brother & she manages to keep us both dressed in A&F threads. they're clothes are in style, cute, & quality.. plus wearing A&F is like a symbol - if you see a dope kid in the mall wearing "JOE BOXER" you won't even care about him but if you see a decent kid wearing A&F you'll be all over that - BE LOOKED OVER ; NOT OVERLOOKED! - so save your nickels or whatever you got to do.. & BUY SOME AMAZING CLOTHES FROM ABERCROMBIE!!!!

p.s. - i just bought some wicked cute jeans there for only $120 & an awesome sweatshirt for $70.. cute outfit = $190?? DUDE THAT'S A DEAL!!


&& that whole bit about having to be anorexic to wear there clothes? uhh nooo not true!! i'm a C cup & i'm not what you would consider anorexic..but they're clothes still fit & look great!

the bond that shows how melissa and frances get along and can deal with each other including how amazingly crazy and cool they can be around other people

Koreans are people who live in or come from Korea (usually South Korea a.k.a. Republic of Korea, because most North Koreans are not allowed to travel abroad). But here we will deal with the ones in the United States of America, including those whose family currently lives in Korea.
There are all kinds of Koreans, but to name a few:

American-Koreans (so-called twinkies/bananas)
people who have spent their entire lives in America. Usually US born and second- or third-generation immigrants. They either can't speak Korean at all or understand very little of it; but they do have impeccable English speaking skills and lots of white friends. Most feel uncomfortable around other types of Koreans and/or some older relatives. Very Americanized, with no understanding of Korean tranditions or Korean pop culture. Less intense when it comes to school and work; only few of them tend to show outstanding academic performance. They all have English first names.

Korean-Americans
include Koreans who came to America as kids or those who have spent many years at American schools. Many have English first names but some choose to keep their Korean names. Good English, but their English speaking abilities depend on the number of years spent in America or the number of American friends they have. Most are academically successful and get straight A's. There is 90% chance that a given Korean-American plays a musical instrument and/or excels in math or science. Some can be good atheletes. ...