So what does everyone think?

[Bob]

mimitrek wrote:

Greater Basilisk wrote:

Was the bidder kaleeking?

What does “kaleeking” mean? That’s the first time I’ve heard that term.

That is the biddders e-bay ID
I would say it’s not a real word

[Mimi]

Dragon Master wrote:

mimitrek wrote:

Greater Basilisk wrote:

Was the bidder kaleeking?

What does “kaleeking” mean? That’s the first time I’ve heard that term.

That is the biddders e-bay ID
I would say it’s not a real word

Thanks DM…I thought it was some term like “shilling”… 🙂

[Bob]

I understand it’s very early for us Californians

[Mimi]

I think its time for bed. 🙂 Good night…

[Bob]

I’m printing up flyers for my next 2 charity events then I’m off line too. I wish I had a faster printer

[Maria]

mimitrek wrote:

Dragon Master wrote:

mimitrek wrote:

Greater Basilisk wrote:

Was the bidder kaleeking?

What does “kaleeking” mean? That’s the first time I’ve heard that term.

That is the biddders e-bay ID
I would say it’s not a real word

Thanks DM…I thought it was some term like “shilling”… 🙂

😆 😆 😆 That’ll be the day when I coin a slang word.

[Bob]

I don’t know about you but that is not on my list of this I want to do in my lifetime

[Starbreeze]

Greater Basilisk wrote:

mimitrek wrote:

Dragon Master wrote:

mimitrek wrote:

Greater Basilisk wrote:

Was the bidder kaleeking?

What does “kaleeking” mean? That’s the first time I’ve heard that term.

That is the biddders e-bay ID
I would say it’s not a real word

Thanks DM…I thought it was some term like “shilling”… 🙂

😆 😆 😆 That’ll be the day when I coin a slang word.

Kaleeking does have a ring to it. What can we make it stand for? Bidders that don’t pay up? 😆 😉

[Mimi]

Sounds good to me! 😆

Looks like GB coined a slang term after all! 🙂

[Starbreeze]

We’ll have to remember to use the term so it’ll catch on. 😆 😆 😆

[Jodi]

The high bidder was not Kaleeking, at least not under that name. It was a new person with zero feedbacks, who just joined ebay the day before my auction ended. Apparently she didn’t understand that winning the auction meant she had to pay for it.

The second and third highest bidders no longer wanted the dragon. And the lowest bidder never responded to my second chance offer and it expired. So I relisted the dragon.

Kaleeking was the person who stole my photo and words for the auction, so something like “thief” would be more appropriate to the meaning of the new word. S/he used my photo and words for the same item: the only competition I had at that time. And then also used my words on another dragon auction too. S/he had both her auctions pulled by Ebay. Now s/he’s sold her lap dragon, so I shouldn’t have any more trouble with him/her.

[Mimi]

emerald212 wrote:

Kaleeking was the person who stole my photo and words for the auction, so something like “thief” would be more appropriate to the meaning of the new word. S/he used my photo and words for the same item: the only competition I had at that time. And then also used my words on another dragon auction too. S/he had both her auctions pulled by Ebay. Now s/he’s sold her lap dragon, so I shouldn’t have any more trouble with him/her.

Oh yes, I remember that. Sounds like that will be the definition of “kaleeking”: copying the photos and/or description from someone else’s auction listing and using them in your own auction. 🙂

[Jodi]

So the past tense would be: kaleekinged, or kaleeked? Or something else?

[Mimi]

I think kaleeked sounds good…as in the person who is kaleeking emerald’s auction right now is the same person who kaleeked emerald’s auction last week… 😆

[Jodi]

I agree with the grammar. But don’t jinx my auction! 😯 … 😀

[Author]

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