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Baby Mama Defined

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babymama.jpgBaby Mama (Noun) A woman who has a child out of wedlock with a man. She may or may not be in a relationship with the man, but most of the time, she is not.

Check your dictionary FOX News and Michelle Malkin before you start calling people names. I believe what you meant was:

Nag Noose (Noun) "An emotional and/or psychological suffocation brought on by the constant nagging of someone close to you."

Used in a sentence: You know Barack didn't stop smoking to run for Prez; that nag noose has been all over him for years.

Full post as published by Quiz Law on June 13, 2008 (boomark / email).

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