It can used as an adjective and an emotion. It is mostly used as a simple phrase such as lol to convey a feeling. It is most similar to a blend of "meh" and "outrageous".
After observing several Korean pop music videos that have been released in the past year (2009), it was determined that many videos involving female pop stars contained subtle hints of lesbianism. These subtle hints of lesbianism were so frequent that they were referred to by the acronym SHOL. It is believed by some that these SHOLs have begun a new trend in Korean music videos that will eventually lead to more provocative and more risque videos.
When you're in a relaxed and a bit of a lazy physical and mental state where you don't want to or have no desire of giving much fucks about most things!
The feeling you get when you complete something you've been putting off. Short for Shot of Life. That rush of relief, energy and aliveness after finally doing the thing you'd been avoiding.
A word on the the fictional Goa'uld language from the miltary sci-fi TV franchise "Stargate". It is spoken by the alien race Goa'uld (the main antagonists in the first eight season of the series "Stargate SG-1") and their subjects and means both "traitor" and "heretic", since the Goa'uld are forcing all their subjects to worship them as gods.
THE Herlock Sholmes is the official translation name of Sherlock Holmes in Dai Gyakuten Saiban. The man himself is a great detective who prides himself on his great deductions. He meets a man by the name of Ryuunosuke Naruhodou, who would help solve a series of cases along with him. Herlock also takes care of a child by the name of Iris Watson, the daughter of John H. Watson.
Unenlightened fool: Omg is that Sherlock Holmes??
Me: No, moronic fool, this man goes by the name of Herlock Sholmes.
Herlock Sholmes: This is correct