Mission Impossible: It's "liquid," not "joose."

[e-pipeman]

Marinating?


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Not really. When we marinate something we place it in a liquid. What we are maturing IS the liquid. Same problem as steeping.

 

[madqatter]

When we marinate something we place it in a liquid. What we are maturing IS the liquid. Same problem as steeping.

Similar, anyway: Steeping confers flavor to the liquid (e.g. steeping tea), marinating from the liquid (e.g. marinating chicken).

 

[smacuser]

Your mission, vapers, should you choose to accept it, is to refrain from using the "J" word when referring to your delicious, satisfying e-liquids. Instead, use the term "liquid" or "flavor."

What about M****N?

 

[meldee]

Similar, anyway: Steeping confers flavor to the liquid (e.g. steeping tea), marinating from the liquid (e.g. marinating chicken).

Lol. Ya'll are entirely to literal for me. At any rate, isn't the liquid flavoring conferring flavor into the unflavored nicotine liquid? So steeping or marinating isn't entirely incorrect.

Either way, I like marinating. It just sounds cooler


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[GoodNews!]

I just know that my cigarette smoke juice is steeping right now so that I can smoke it out of my electronic cigarette and get the nicotine fix that I need because I'm addicted.

Lol.

Actually, I like 0nic juice (nic makes me sick), I'm way more addicted to the mental aspects of being wow'd by cloud chasing and cool tastes than anything chemical, and I think I have recently got into calling the juices "flavors". My aunt calls crayons "colors" of all things. Can't be as bad as that