My order from Thursday isn't due in my mailbox until Monday, but California is a long way from Michigan. They shipped it out the morning after I ordered.
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I just tried to log in to the Ahlusion site and I can't log in! I have before but it says it's blocked. Has this happened to anyone else?
Yes I need nothing as I have found,.. among other things,..2 × 60 ml bottles half full I didn't even know I had. So I expect sales to continue until I do!
Oh well what a bonus eh? Any born date 12/14 Coconut Dream and same Just Criminal anyone?
This 8 month old CD is outta sight man![emoji12]
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Hmm... I like Cheerios.
I feel like trying a new coffee flavor. Cafe Au Lait or Boba coffee?
At 12:47AM Pacific. Don't ask.
Tell me about Peaches, Bukket. I need to choose a free sample, not sure what to try.
Thanks!
Hmm... I like Cheerios.
I feel like trying a new coffee flavor. Cafe Au Lait or Boba coffee?
Ehrm . . . Both?
Seriously, try Cafe au Lait first. Then get a 10ml sample of Boba coffee!
Ehrm . . . Both?
I have my sample of Boba Coffee on the way... It was your description of "melted coffee ice cream" that finally did me in!
Peppermint Bark & Boba Fett
I like the Peppermint Bark. A lot. And I'm surprised. I don't love dark chocolate and this has that chocolate liqueur element that's usually a turn-off to me but, somehow the peppermint makes it work.
Milk chocolate is one of my two favorite foods but I've given up on finding a good one to vape. I don't believe it can be done any longer. (My other favorite food is soft shell crab and I hope never to see that as an e-liquid.)
I'm leaving the Bubba Tea to age a bit more before publicly passing judgement. Maybe 3 or 4 months.
Glad you like the Peppermint Bark. I haven't tried it--I, too, am a little afraid of chocolate in vapes. Mostly because I love chocolate so much IRL, and I just don't want to be disappointed. I think the creamy, fatty, melty mouthfeel is so important, and I know that won't come through in a vape.
You might not ever like the Boba Tea. My step-daughter, who otherwise has good taste, thinks it's gawdawful. That said, I do think it's at its best after 3-4 months steep. But I like it FOOB, too, just not as much. Good luck on the rest!
You might not ever like the Boba Tea. My step-daughter, who otherwise has good taste, thinks it's gawdawful. That said, I do think it's at its best after 3-4 months steep. But I like it FOOB, too, just not as much. Good luck on the rest!
wow oh WOW Sat Morning is a hit with me! Who would have thought? I listened to the rave reviews with half an ear because it just did not appeal to me but once I had sampled most of the new stuff and was undecided of what to ask for as a sample I chose it seriously not expecting to like it but sort of just wanting to know I had tried it. Of all the new ones I have tried Sat Morning is my fav, (unsweetened) dry and sharp at the same time. Going to get a big bottle for sure.
Second fav of the new ones is Lychee Coconut Smoothie, then Billow Berry then Pineapple Brulee. I will probably re-order the first two. Sadly Calypso and Hawaiian Sun are not my cup of tea. Last of this new bunch is Wild Passion. I have Rasputin and Yin Yang coming and where or where is Moulin Rouge?
Second fav of the new ones is Lychee Coconut Smoothie, then Billow Berry then Pineapple Brulee. I will probably re-order the first two. Sadly Calypso and Hawaiian Sun are not my cup of tea. Last of this new bunch is Wild Passion. I have Rasputin and Yin Yang coming and where or where is Moulin Rouge?
well almost 12 hours later and I vaped my whole bottle of Sat morning and am still totally digging it. If you have not try it you must. Wlad made a masterpiece with this one
Two years today I vape my very first ecig that had come in the mail..I got it and the juice from TVR...I thought yeah this is much better than smoking and this Cotton Candy is the bomb!
I didn't have a clue what a good juice was until @rabernet Robin the snake girl sent me three samples of Wlad the Masters creations!
Thanks Robin.. Wherever you are. You sure are missed among the Ahlusionati.
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I didn't have a clue what a good juice was until @rabernet Robin the snake girl sent me three samples of Wlad the Masters creations!
Thanks Robin.. Wherever you are. You sure are missed among the Ahlusionati.
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I did place an order tonight. I ordered 30's of Lychee Coconut Smoothie, Autumn Mist, and Drewdles. All were reorders for me. I was afraid the sale would be gone by tomorrow, so wanted to get my order in.
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Happy Vapeversary Sirius!!! Must be the time of the year for wanting to quit, I am 9 days away from my first order ever, Volt starter kit. Just looked it up. 8/19/2012. Three years, and I might just have a party for my lungs. They're invited. Pink is the theme.
One Year After You Quit
The one-year mark is a big one. After a year without smoking, your risk for heart disease is lowered by 50 percent compared to when you were still smoking (CDC, 2004). Another way to look at it is that a smoker is more than twice as likely as you are to have any type of heart disease.
Five Years After You Quit
A number of the substances released in the burning of tobacco—carbon monoxide chief among them—cause your blood vessels to narrow, which increases your risk of having a stroke. After five to 15 years of being smoke-free, your risk of having a stroke is the same as someone who doesn't smoke (CDC, 2004).
10 Years After You Quit
Smokers are at higher risk than nonsmokers for a daunting list of cancers, with lung cancer being the most common and one of the most dangerous. Smoking accounts for 90 percent of lung cancer deaths worldwide. It may take 10 years, but if you quit, eventually your risk of dying from lung cancer will drop to half that of a smoker's (CDC, 2004). Ten years after quitting, your risk of cancer of the mouth, throat, esophagus, bladder, kidney, and pancreas also decreases.
15 Years After You Quit
Fifteen years of non-smoking will bring your risk of heart disease back to the same level as someone who doesn't smoke (CDC, 2004). You'll no longer be at a higher-than-normal risk for a wide range of conditions like heart attack, coronary artery disease, arrhythmias, angina, infections of the heart, or conditions that affect your heart's beating rhythms.
At 20 years, the magic happens. Any and all conditions associated with smoking no longer apply to you. It is as if you have NEVER smoked a day in your life. 20 years, after smoking for 40, and all of my sins will be forgiven.
For some of us, that 20 years is especially important. Certain Ahlusion Mavens might well be walking a certain Sweetie up the aisle, knowing they have a FAR better chance of watching what happens for a LONG time afterwards, and bouncing happy grandchildren on the knee for years to come.
Come on 2032!
One Year After You Quit
The one-year mark is a big one. After a year without smoking, your risk for heart disease is lowered by 50 percent compared to when you were still smoking (CDC, 2004). Another way to look at it is that a smoker is more than twice as likely as you are to have any type of heart disease.
Five Years After You Quit
A number of the substances released in the burning of tobacco—carbon monoxide chief among them—cause your blood vessels to narrow, which increases your risk of having a stroke. After five to 15 years of being smoke-free, your risk of having a stroke is the same as someone who doesn't smoke (CDC, 2004).
10 Years After You Quit
Smokers are at higher risk than nonsmokers for a daunting list of cancers, with lung cancer being the most common and one of the most dangerous. Smoking accounts for 90 percent of lung cancer deaths worldwide. It may take 10 years, but if you quit, eventually your risk of dying from lung cancer will drop to half that of a smoker's (CDC, 2004). Ten years after quitting, your risk of cancer of the mouth, throat, esophagus, bladder, kidney, and pancreas also decreases.
15 Years After You Quit
Fifteen years of non-smoking will bring your risk of heart disease back to the same level as someone who doesn't smoke (CDC, 2004). You'll no longer be at a higher-than-normal risk for a wide range of conditions like heart attack, coronary artery disease, arrhythmias, angina, infections of the heart, or conditions that affect your heart's beating rhythms.
At 20 years, the magic happens. Any and all conditions associated with smoking no longer apply to you. It is as if you have NEVER smoked a day in your life. 20 years, after smoking for 40, and all of my sins will be forgiven.
For some of us, that 20 years is especially important. Certain Ahlusion Mavens might well be walking a certain Sweetie up the aisle, knowing they have a FAR better chance of watching what happens for a LONG time afterwards, and bouncing happy grandchildren on the knee for years to come.
Come on 2032!
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You're not going to believe this: I actually bought a small box of Fruit Loops just to find out what we're talking about here. Never had Fruit Loops cereal...
I'm getting small bursts of artificial fruit flavorings.
You're not going to believe this: I actually bought a small box of Fruit Loops just to find out what we're talking about here. Never had Fruit Loops cereal...
I'm getting small bursts of artificial fruit flavorings.
Wow. My mother was very finicky about what we ate. My wife, far more. If it wasn't for sleepovers at my friends houses, I might NEVER have tasted things like Pop Tarts, Toaster Strudel, Froot Loops & Capn Crunch, or Wonder Bread. But YOU dear, are a WHOLE nother level.
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