>>>>No, you won't hear from him again. He'll be off to commit Haric Karic
>>>
>>>You never got over my treating you like one of my own and injecting you with a domestic dose of galgenhumor when you lost the previous job, did you?
>>>
>>>So, to ease your mind before your last weekend at large, guess which one of this list will it be... i.e. what are these:
>>>
>>>- kukuriku
>>>- kikiriki
>>>- matahari
>>>- onigiri
>>>- krompiri
>>>- harakiri
>>>- lažežiri
>>>- vetarpiri
>>
>>Sorry, I haven't a clue what you're talking about.
>
>And I have no clue who the gentlemen Harić & Karić are. Actually, if you meant Bogoljub Karić than I agree he should be committed. Somewhere behind the thick walls.
>
>Now if you meant one of the words usually used for seppuku, I offered a little quiz.

Aye, Serbian Sepukku :-)

>
>BTW, I once listened to a similar quiz on the radio (in Hungary), and the "art of arranging dry flowers" was a)jiu-jitsu, b) origami, c) hara-kiri... and the listeners got it right. The third time.

How come? It's none of the above, but origami is the art of paper folding (without tearing or cutting it).