An amalgamated phrase that defines a MMO game; designed, created, etc, by a Korean gaming cooperation, where the majority of gameplay involves repetitive and/or recycled tasks reiterating ad infinitum.

Using "Korean" in the phrase as a reference to Korean's cliché attribute of hardcore gaming, and their many releases of mmorpgs that implicate such gameplay.

Examples of Korean grind fest:
Silkroad Online
Maplestory
Sword Of The New World: Granado Espada

a nab from core clan his natural habitat is in the game granado espada often seen dead it has be noted to be the nab of all nabs

to be enamored with, to like or enjoy

A Southern Illinois local Metal band located in the St. Louis area (Belleville, IL). Formed late February of 2007, the band has overcame several line up changes, and has written about 6-7 original songs. To date have played in local venues such as The Creepy Crawl (STL, MO) and Pop's (Sauget, IL).

The current line up consists of JT Hess on vocals, Brian Bunfill on drums, lead guitar Blain Granado, and bassist Jason Young. They are searching for a second guitarist / rhythm player, as well.

Overall sound is definitely influenced by Thrash and Death Metal, and a pinch of Classical.

Ernesto "Che" Guevara was an Argentine Marxist Revolutionary, physician, author, guerilla warfare leader, diplomat, military theorist, and a major figure during the Cuban Revolution. Today he has become an icon among popular culture and is worn on many t-shirts. 3/4 of those who wear his shirt do not even know much about Che. Che was simply a product of his environment and after travelling all over South America with his friend Alberto Granado, he was very disturbed by the poverty, sickness, and injustices he witnessed. These travels of his are written down in "The Motorcycle Diaries." He believed that these problems in South America existed because of monopoly capitalism, imperialism, and neocolonialism. In addition, he believed that the most sufficient solution to these problems was a world revolution. Guevara became even more radical in his beliefs after witnessing the coup d'état of Guatemala's government which was carried out by the United States government and CIA. Guatemala’s government was then replaced by a military junta, headed by Colonel Carlos Castillo. Che later met Raul and Fidel Castro while in Mexico City and decided to join their revolutionary group - the 26th of July Movement (named after the day of Fidel's failed attack on the Moncada barracks). They then boarded an old beat up yacht appropriately named the “Granma” and headed to Cuba to begin their revolution in an attempt to overthrow the U.S. backed dictator Fulgencio Batista.