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Of course I had to look after that attack on his choice of domain name. It's explained here: http://us5.campaign-archive1.com/?u=b083212130155b748c7785081&id=8
by unwind 11y ago
Of course I had to look after that attack on his choice of domain name.
It's explained here: http://us5.campaign-archive1.com/?u=b083212130155b748c7785081&id=8535ebd84f&e=[UNIQID] http://us5.campaign-archive1.com/?u=b083212130155b748c778508..., and kind of seems to make sense, be somewhat funny, and not match your vague accusations of triteness.
- sdrothrock 11y ago"baka" is "baka" -- this is the internationally accepted romaji for the word "idiot." "Baakaa" is "Barker," which can alternatively be romanized as "Ba-ka-" or "Bākā." It's never "Baka," whether written or spoken. The vowel length completely changes the word into a name and either one is recognizable at a glance to someone who knows Japanese. Someone who deliberately chooses "baka" despite knowing some Japanese is also deliberately choosing to play on words that people with a passing familiarity with Japanese or anime will mistake for "idiot." It's not an innocent or clever choice.