webl
n.— «It’s my Webl (pronounced “Webble”). It’s the same as a Blog, but it’s cooler.…I hereby name this journal entry a “Webl” and dub myself a “Webbler”! I am reattaching that congenial couplet, “we,” and instead bumping off that sinister, treacherous “og’ pair on the other end. Take that!» —“My Webl” by gingi0 Gingi, Interrupted (Houston, Texas) Jan. 4, 2005. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Further reading
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