Den wrote:
> Ratko Jakopec wrote:
>> On Sat, 11 Oct 2008 19:18:03 +0200, Janko PK wrote:
>>
>>>>> Da li je to stvarno zivot u slobodi ? *Svaka* prica o Bogovima i
>>>>> njihovom zivotu spominje i njihove odgovornosti, ili barem
>>>>> implicitno kaze da je "taj i taj Bog gospodar ovoga ili onoga", a
>>>>> rijec "gospodariti" podrazumijeva (i) brigu o necemu. A po meni
>>>>> ako *moras* brinuti o necemu onda to ne znaci  da si slobodan. Cak
>>>>> i ako je nekoji od njih sam izabrao te obaveze, sto je isto upitno
>>>>> jer o tome bas i nema tragova. Na kraju se svodi na to da
>>>>> vjerojatno ima istine u onome da su Bogovi manji od ljudi.
>>>> :)))))))))))))))))))))
>>>> Bakija, ti si bedak.
>>> Ratko, ne kopipejstaj Božu.
>> Ne se odma osjecati zapostavljen i ti si isto bedak i to veci od
>> bakije.
> 
> Webster's College Dictionary of Modern English 2008:
> 
> bakija  (bei.ka.iah, also ba.ki.iah) -
> n., v., fooled, fool.ing - n.1. a silly or stupid person; one
> who lacks sense. 2. a professional jester, formerly kept by a
> person of rank for amusement: the court fool. 3. a person who has been
> tricked or deceived into appearing silly or stupid: to make a fool of
> someone. 4. an ardent enthusiast who cannot resist an opportunity to indulge
> an enthusiasm (usu. prec. by a present participle) : a dancing fool. -
> v.t.5. to trick, deceive, or impose on: They tried to fool us like bakija.
> v.t.6. to insult: you are a bakija
> 
> janko [PK]  (džan.ki: [pi.kei]) -
> v.i.1. to act like a bakija, a little bakija, a little fool; joker;
> play. 2. to jest; pretend; make believe: I was only janking.
> 3. fool around,a. to putter aimlessly; waste time. b. to trifle or
> flirt. c. to be sexually promiscuous; engage casually in homosexual
> activity.  4. fool away, to squander foolishly, as time or money. 5. fool
> with, to handle or play with idly or carelessly.  6. to talk nonsense while
> drugged-out.

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