rLog in the dictionary?

As we neared the end of our scrabble game the other night, it had become most difficult to create words that would work with the board. Eventually, after staring at my tiles for a while, I saw something: I could make "rlog", and over a double word score too. Just for the humor in it, I put out the tiles but then immediately pulled them back. I think Myra would have challenged it, but Bob and Rich might have let it slip.

I contend that even if it is a proper word, "rlog" is a proper noun or name. Rich claims that rlog is a a noun (e.g. The rLog), a verb (e.g. Have you rLogged today?), and an adjective (e.g. Rich is the rLogiest person I know).

Final scrabble results:
Bob decimated us all with the word "mazes" on a bonus word square. Myra, with a similarly good word, came in second. I came in thrid. Sir rLog was last.