Gotta love a tiddy vaper.....I even bought a special paper stainless steel towel holder that is spring loaded so you can rip off 1 square at a time with no excessive rollover....
Where'd ya get it? I want one!
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Where'd ya get it? I want one!
trying to explain vaping to people have no clue is equal parts gratifying and frustrating.
Instead of cheap vaper towels, I buy cheap two-ply toilet paper and separate the layers... Works really well, IMO.
I call it 'Vaper Paper'!
I call it 'Vaper Paper'!
Is isn't necessary to find a good ADV when it's so easy to have several full toppers and change up flavors at will.
Ooop, per the FDA and Senate, flavors are for kids
Ooop, per the FDA and Senate, flavors are for kids
That's one of the many reasons I drip...
I don't have any expectations of ever finding an all day vape.
Just like I don't have any expectations of eating pizza every meal for the rest of my life.
Granted, if there is anything I could eat all day, every meal, it would be pizza.
But I don't think I could go very long without wanting to puke at the mere sight of it.
If I couldn't switch flavors frequently, I'd probably have to quit vaping.
I am far better at 'small' mechanical and electronic tasks than I thought I would be with my oversized mitts. Wrapping coils? No problem. Fixing a bad connection? No issue. Have to do some soldering? Bring it on. Threading a cotton wick into a 1/16 coil then getting it to sit juuuuuust right in my Kanger head? YAWN.
I've learned that I can write equally well whether I'm happy, sad, angry, frustrated, tired, giddy or ambivalent.
I've also learned - just today, in fact - that I don't write well when there's blood all over my hands. More because I try to not get blood on my keyboard and am therefore relegated to using one or two knuckles to type than for any other reason.
I've also learned - just today, in fact - that I don't write well when there's blood all over my hands. More because I try to not get blood on my keyboard and am therefore relegated to using one or two knuckles to type than for any other reason.
Do we want to know why there is blood on your hands, or is it still under investigation?
I've learned that if you ram a Q-tip down the barrel of a Nautilus like you do with a ProTank 1 or 2, you'll most likely banjax the top, if not both, coil(s).
Taking a giant pull off my davide with aspire dual coils and 50/50 32mg eliquid mix, and exhaling during a match in tanks and I can't see the screen for several moments... always exhale to the side!
Learning experiences:
1) Don't engage a conversation a conversation with someone who says something on the lines of "What da hel is that, some sort a <insert smoking assessory here>?". Simply say it's an E-cig and walk away.
2) Don't walk into a custom E-pipe shop with your Vamo.
3) Always carry a spare atomizer and battery.
4) do not take your fancy ecig on the beach, it will get sand in it.
5) ALWAYS lock your mechanical when sitting it down on it's button.
6) When allowing a co-worker to use your ecig, always teach him how to lock the ecig when sitting it down on it's button.
7) Metal atomizers can get hot... (see 5 & 6 above)
8) Never rebuild a co-workers protank coil unless you plan on rebuilding all of his/her coils.
1) Don't engage a conversation a conversation with someone who says something on the lines of "What da hel is that, some sort a <insert smoking assessory here>?". Simply say it's an E-cig and walk away.
2) Don't walk into a custom E-pipe shop with your Vamo.
3) Always carry a spare atomizer and battery.
4) do not take your fancy ecig on the beach, it will get sand in it.
5) ALWAYS lock your mechanical when sitting it down on it's button.
6) When allowing a co-worker to use your ecig, always teach him how to lock the ecig when sitting it down on it's button.
7) Metal atomizers can get hot... (see 5 & 6 above)
8) Never rebuild a co-workers protank coil unless you plan on rebuilding all of his/her coils.
Nah, it's nothing so nefarious.
I got my HCigar Kayfun 3.1 today, and had some trouble taking it apart. Two of the tank sleeve components were VERY tightly screwed together. It took my mouse pad's rubber "non-slip platform" and a great deal of muscular effort to break their bond. In the process, I received several cuts on my fingers from the very sharp edges. They bled like crazy for a few minutes.
(Anyone who owns a Kayfun may have had a similar experience in their first encounter with it.)
I have learned not to say that I will quit smoking when murder is legal.
It is not and I did.
Vape happy Vape ON
It is not and I did.
Vape happy Vape ON
Nah, it's nothing so nefarious.
I got my HCigar Kayfun 3.1 today, and had some trouble taking it apart. Two of the tank sleeve components were VERY tightly screwed together. It took my mouse pad's rubber "non-slip platform" and a great deal of muscular effort to break their bond. In the process, I received several cuts on my fingers from the very sharp edges. They bled like crazy for a few minutes.
(Anyone who owns a Kayfun may have had a similar experience in their first encounter with it.)
I've learned to use strips of soft rubber shelf liner to grip my Kayfuns for disassembly
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