For Sale: Bodega Bay System

[Templario]

I remember seeing this on Amiga magazines, but, BODEGA sounds like "BUDEGA", which in Portuguese is a slang for "something with no value at all".

Bodega is a spanish word and it has other meaning and very interesting and important because Bodega is the place where are making the wines or selling, currently in Spain the Bodegas are the place where the wines have their making proccess.  But in Portugal you are different the opposite to Spain.

[Templario]

Well BUDEGA is a Brazilian Portuguese slang.
Just checked the dictionary:
BODEGA in Brazilian Portuguese means:

"
s.f. Taberna em más condições de higiene.
Comida rude e mal feita.
Bras. Pequeno armazém.
Gír. Coisa sem préstimo "

But you don't forget that much words in spanish and portuguese have the same base, when Spain and Portugal were a only country also we have much exchange the words, the only that there as here we can change the meaning, sometime more beaty other more ugly, this case also happen with spanish word in Latinoamerica and here, we change the meaning and they.