babalog

babalog
 n.— «i m anyway opposed to this Kakaji (Babalog) culture where these brats are given so many resources and power that they consider themselves much above the lesser mortals.» —“Re: Sidhu road rage murderer?” by jrob225@hotmail.com Usenet: rec.sport.cricket Jan. 14, 2003. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)

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