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Baklaag
An evil entity who's goal is for you to not finish your video games. He also enjoys when you get a game over.
Also enjoys Buk Buk Buk 'ing when you fail.
A mascot of sorts for the epic website known as the Backloggery
Also enjoys Buk Buk Buk 'ing when you fail.
A mascot of sorts for the epic website known as the Backloggery
-Baklaag's Song-
Go forth, my minions,
buy a shiny new game!
The merchants will thank you,
though wallets might blame.
So many adventures
for you to begin!
Ignore your old titles,
it's hardly a sin.
Let those kingdoms rot,
whose worlds you've seen.
For if you bring closure,
you'll just end the dream.
Though maidens may weep,
ever locked in their tower.
And villains rejoice,
secure in their power.
You need not mind,
you'll be safe in a trance.
Chasing every new fad,
you don't have a chance.
So heed not the calls,
"Everyman!" and "Good luck!"
And feed the unfinished
while I "BUK BUK BUK!"
Go forth, my minions,
buy a shiny new game!
The merchants will thank you,
though wallets might blame.
So many adventures
for you to begin!
Ignore your old titles,
it's hardly a sin.
Let those kingdoms rot,
whose worlds you've seen.
For if you bring closure,
you'll just end the dream.
Though maidens may weep,
ever locked in their tower.
And villains rejoice,
secure in their power.
You need not mind,
you'll be safe in a trance.
Chasing every new fad,
you don't have a chance.
So heed not the calls,
"Everyman!" and "Good luck!"
And feed the unfinished
while I "BUK BUK BUK!"
Baklaag by Master_Ickolas June 11, 2010
bakalakadaka street
bakalakadaka street by Dirge October 12, 2004
baklava
Susie: I love Backlahhvahh!!!
Abu: you mean baklava...right?
Susie: Baklava?
Abu: you know what, who cares... who even cares
Abu: you mean baklava...right?
Susie: Baklava?
Abu: you know what, who cares... who even cares
baklava by dragons000000 November 4, 2006
BAKAK
Person 1: to get to the other side
Person 2: BAKAK
Or
*akward silince in group chat or in group of many people*
Person1: BAKAK
Person 2: BAKAK
Or
*akward silince in group chat or in group of many people*
Person1: BAKAK
BAKAK by Crazyhighkey August 30, 2017
doğa balak
doğa balak by selfhatred19 October 23, 2020
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