I've always had luck with things that no-one else likes. That's why my favourite brush pens, spiral-bound journals, inks, paints, shoes, candies, gums, underwear, incense, deoderant (damn them), television shows are no longer made, sold, or otherwise available.
That which everyone else loves usually irks me, somethin' fierce. No, I do not purposefully deride that which is generally popular. I'm just usually disappointed by that which large groups of people think is good. Red Bull, football, American Idol, cheesecake, wireless phones (I don't like receiving calls from people on the toilet), Guiness, cruise control, the Beatles, and dreamsicles.
Electronic cigarettes are not exempt from this strange law.. this luck of opposites. Those which are hailed by people in this forum give me nothing but headaches. My favourite ecig of all time seems to be increasingly unpopular. *shrugs* It took me over half a year, and three other pieces of crap (which I'm still assured are great models), to find my Ego-T.
I have learned that, if people do not like something, especially in the chat room, then I'll probably find it wonderful, and vice versa. .... I'm still annoyed by the suggestion of Viking Vapor's mango. Hilariously enough, the one that was so enthusiastic about its quality had never actually tasted a real mango!
I will be very depressed if the first and only ecig that's performed in the way it was promised becomes unavailable. Oh, fate, don't make me go back to the 808s, Boge Leos, and whatever-the-nut that the Randy's ecig was supposed to be!
That which everyone else loves usually irks me, somethin' fierce. No, I do not purposefully deride that which is generally popular. I'm just usually disappointed by that which large groups of people think is good. Red Bull, football, American Idol, cheesecake, wireless phones (I don't like receiving calls from people on the toilet), Guiness, cruise control, the Beatles, and dreamsicles.
Electronic cigarettes are not exempt from this strange law.. this luck of opposites. Those which are hailed by people in this forum give me nothing but headaches. My favourite ecig of all time seems to be increasingly unpopular. *shrugs* It took me over half a year, and three other pieces of crap (which I'm still assured are great models), to find my Ego-T.
I have learned that, if people do not like something, especially in the chat room, then I'll probably find it wonderful, and vice versa. .... I'm still annoyed by the suggestion of Viking Vapor's mango. Hilariously enough, the one that was so enthusiastic about its quality had never actually tasted a real mango!
I will be very depressed if the first and only ecig that's performed in the way it was promised becomes unavailable. Oh, fate, don't make me go back to the 808s, Boge Leos, and whatever-the-nut that the Randy's ecig was supposed to be!
