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Went for a takeaway last night.
Driving home and stood in a pub doorway puffing away like a steam train, on a stinky, is the bloke that runs the local B&M
Always knew that dude was suspect
Driving home and stood in a pub doorway puffing away like a steam train, on a stinky, is the bloke that runs the local B&M
Always knew that dude was suspect
Fo sho Trish,always thought that of him.
Questioned him about the TPD last Summer,oblivious.
Told him to google it,and left.Never to return
EDITED - changed 18mg to 12mg!
I have 80ml of ready made MCV in 12mg - I'm thinking the easiest way to dilute it down to 3mg is for me to make 100ml of zero nicotine MCV and add enough of the 18mg to get around 3mg ...that way, if I want to, I can later use the rest for some even lower.
How much of the 12mg do I need to add to 100ml of zero to get 3mg?
I have 80ml of ready made MCV in 12mg - I'm thinking the easiest way to dilute it down to 3mg is for me to make 100ml of zero nicotine MCV and add enough of the 18mg to get around 3mg ...that way, if I want to, I can later use the rest for some even lower.
How much of the 12mg do I need to add to 100ml of zero to get 3mg?
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Sounds like me in reverse.Last week.Had a bottle of 3(sent in error) and needed to know how much 12 to add to get it to 6.
Calling Bob
That was harder - using zero nic is easy
Had a bottle of 3(sent in error) and needed to know how much 12 to add to get it to 6.
Calling Bob
max mg / target mg = 1 part max mg + difference in zero
so
72mg down to 12mg = 72/12 = 6 so 1 part 72mg to 5 parts zero
18mg down to 6mg = 18/6 = 3 so 1 part 18mg to 2 parts zero
Had a bottle of 3(sent in error) and needed to know how much 12 to add to get it to 6.
Calling Bob
...and that's why I didn't do so well in physics & chemistry - my maths were pretty lousy!I'm so used to just doing 50/50 with ready made bottles, it starts to screw my brain up when it's something different!
OK! Duly copied into my 'notes' - Thank you!
I'm so used to just doing 50/50 with ready made bottles, it starts to screw my brain up when it's something different!
It is very confusing.
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3 out of 4 FT orders shipped.
Only small things, 1 order is 4 VTC5's,second is 4 25R's and the other a white Evic vtc mini.
4th will not ship until after 23/02 as the last item only comes in stock then(Aqua fx,atty stand and 10 X SC coils)
They probably won't get picked up by the shipping company until after midnight our time, my 3 pairs of Sony batteries are also marked as shipped, the other pair is in order 2, so at least another 5 days before that ships.Both my orders from FT have been shipped
Once I start to think too much about it ..all I can see are numbers and percentage signs jumbling around laughing at me!
Mine is all small stuff, but where they were all due to ship at the same time, two are now due to ship 19th!Both my orders from FT have been shipped
Physics & Chemistry were hard for me too, I was quite good at simple math, it was Algebra that always confused me and still does, never got to the really hard mathematics such as trigonometry etc. although I do remember getting an insight into it.
I'm so used to just doing 50/50 with ready made bottles, it starts to screw my brain up when it's something different!
OK! Duly copied into my 'notes' - Thank you!
and you're welcome
At tech level, we had a tall grey boring lady that taught maths, and my eyes used to glaze over during the lessons ...especially algebra ...I think I was supposed to know something about trig too!
Physics & chemistry were similar - the more interesting and engaging the teacher, the better understanding!
General science and biology were taught by our deputy head, and she was excellent.
Husband used maths in engineering a lot. One of our sons uses even more complex calculations in his work ...way beyond me!
I know for sure that I had a better understanding of things and learned more once at work!
and you're welcome
Indispensable!Once i start to think too much about it......I PM Bob
I never made it to Tech, not even to O level, I was politely asked to leave Grammar School, I later found out that had I been diagnosed as being short-sighted I may have been able to see the blackboard and therefore had attained some O-levels or more, as it was I started work and learnt everything I know through the University of LifeAt tech level, we had a tall grey boring lady that taught maths, and my eyes used to glaze over during the lessons ...especially algebra ...I think I was supposed to know something about trig too!
Physics & chemistry were similar - the more interesting and engaging the teacher, the better understanding!
General science and biology were taught by our deputy head, and she was excellent.
Husband used maths in engineering a lot. One of our sons uses even more complex calculations in his work ...way beyond me!
I know for sure that I had a better understanding of things and learned more once at work!
Indispensable!
I still have some problems in that I am quite introvert having problems communicating, I tend to be a listener rather than a talker.I think a lot of my problems were that I don't like being told what to do. Even now, if someone says 'You'll have to do.....', almost unconsciously, a little voice inside me says 'The hell I will!'. Counter productive for me in many ways, but just the way I am.I never made it to Tech, not even to O level, I was politely asked to leave Grammar School, I later found out that had I been diagnosed as being short-sighted I may have been able to see the blackboard and therefore had attained some O-levels or more, as it was I started work and learnt everything I know through the University of Life
Art college was much nicer, but that didn't last long enough as I decided I'd be better off getting a job! It was hard back then to make a living with art unless you were in a graphics studio or lived near the major commercial galleries ...and most galleries were in the big cities - mostly London.
I too learned a lot at work. I'd taught myself to type when quite young playing around in my Dad's office on Saturday mornings, so got an office job easily - funnily enough, I was always in the tools and industrial supply sector. Some years later, I became a company buyer, so I must have learned something useful somewhere down the line!
I don't do group things either ...and work far better on my own. Probably why I've loved my own work self-employed for the past 26 years!
They are pretty good, I've had them turn up at various times of the morning, afternoon & evening
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