Me and Sarah were hanging out and she was giving me a rooftop rubdown and then her dad saw us. It was so worth it
by Robert E. Horny February 7, 2017
Get the Rooftop Rubdown mug.Est. 1992, the Rooftop Koreans made history as a hastily formed group of Korean-Americans who defended their businesses and livelihoods during the L.A. riots. Their numbers largely consisted of volunteers: mostly shop owners and whoever accepted the call to arms- friends, family, and community members alike. The LAPD had largely abandoned the Korean-American community in their greatest time of need (go ahead, look it up), leaving small business owners in Koreatown to essentially fend for themselves against opportunistic looters and thieves. Their spirit has left a profound mark on American small business owners to this day, representing a rallying cry of eternal vigilance against rabid mobs of looters and in more modern days, herds of alleged "anti-fascists" and "peaceful protestors".
Some of the most memorable imagery and live footage of the '92 riots captures the moments when Korean-Americans armed themselves with whatever firearms they could get their hands on and provided overwatch from the rooftops of their privately owned shops and markets (hence the name Rooftop Koreans).
It is worth noting every Korean male is required to provide 2 years of mandatory service in the Republic of Korea Armed Forces.
Some of the most memorable imagery and live footage of the '92 riots captures the moments when Korean-Americans armed themselves with whatever firearms they could get their hands on and provided overwatch from the rooftops of their privately owned shops and markets (hence the name Rooftop Koreans).
It is worth noting every Korean male is required to provide 2 years of mandatory service in the Republic of Korea Armed Forces.
Give a Korean immigrant a life in the United States, and he'll be the proudest American of them all. But should you choose to burn his home and torch his livelihood, you'll have to deal with the feared Rooftop Koreans: an unstoppable community and force of nature, hailing from the eagle-screeching patriotism of the founding fathers of the U.S. of-fucking-A and the South Korean mainland.
by Katanamaru June 12, 2020
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The term "roomfriend" is first used by the character Nick Miller in the episode "Quick Hardening Caulk" when asked by his boss/sexual partner "Who's this?" in relation to Jess. Since Nick and Jess' relationship is ill-defined, he calls her his "roomfriend." (Since they are roomates and friends but possibly more.)
The fans of New Girl have since started to call each other "roomfriends."
The term "roomfriend" is first used by the character Nick Miller in the episode "Quick Hardening Caulk" when asked by his boss/sexual partner "Who's this?" in relation to Jess. Since Nick and Jess' relationship is ill-defined, he calls her his "roomfriend." (Since they are roomates and friends but possibly more.)
The fans of New Girl have since started to call each other "roomfriends."
Nick- "This is Jess...she's my...room? friend?"
New Girl fan- "There's a new promo tonight, roomfriends!" "Two days until the premiere roomfriends!"
New Girl fan- "There's a new promo tonight, roomfriends!" "Two days until the premiere roomfriends!"
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