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Eat Your Kimchi 

A video blog about life in Korea run by Simon and Martina Stawski. They cover numerous topics including: Music, Culture and food. Eat Your Kimchi has a very diverse audience who call themselves "The Nasties".
Hey, have you seen Eat Your Kimchi's new Kpop music monday?

OoOOooh...you so nasty!

Kiss and touch me; rub my bananas!

Brohoho!
Eat Your Kimchi by Dr. Meemersworth February 8, 2013
A traditional fermented Korean dish made of vegetables with varied seasonings. It is the most common side dish in Korean cuisine. Kimchi is also a main ingredient for many popular Korean dishes such as kimchi stew, kimchi soup, and kimchi fried rice. Enjoyed by many foreigners including myself.
Different types of kimchi were traditionally made at different times of the year.
Kimchi by CrosswordPuzzle October 28, 2011

kimchi squat 

Military slang term for the way that 90% of the people of Asia sit. To properly execute the kimchi squat you must be able to touch your buttocks to your Achilles’ tendons while simultaneously keeping your feet firmly planted flat on the ground.

Most Asians can hold this position for hours while waiting on a bus, smoking a cigarette, shooting the shit, or just taking one.

Fewer than 5% of the population of the USA can execute this modified sitting position.
"Jones has gone so native; he was spotted on the street corner in the kimchi squat eating boiled fish paste on a stick."

"I thought that old lady was trying to give me head on the bus yesterday when she did the kimchi squat right in front of me"
kimchi squat by Trav July 12, 2005

In Deep Kimchi 

In Deep Kimchi by Dancing with Fire December 17, 2010

In Deep Kimchi 

In 20th century U.S. slang, "kimchi" was occasionally used in the phrase "in deep kimchi" (particularly by veterans of the Korean War), a euphemism for "in deep trouble" and was used in a number of awkward situations.
Stop right there!! You're in deep kimchi young man!

Deep Kimchi 

Kimchi is an extremely hot Korean fermented cabbage. It is something you do not want to find yourself in.
The deeper it is buried in the pottery in the ground while fermenting, the hotter it is.
To find one's self in in deep Kimchi is to find one's self in deep shit.
When John was caught peeping at the principal's wife, he was in deep kimchi.
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