anyone else really clumsy screwing on cartomizers/atomizers?

[SeanFromIthaca]

I'm always dropping cartomizers and atomizers... really strange because ordinarily I'm not clumsy at all -- but a lot of times I'll start screwing one onto the battery and drop it suddenly -- happens all day

 

[letsrock0303]

I don't know if you've quit smoking or cut back or anything, but if you have it is possible that you are getting some hand shake that you don't really realize. I noticed my dexterity was crap when I first switched over. It has come back. I learned quickly to be careful about dropping attys with a cat in the house lol.

 

[SeanFromIthaca]

I don't know if you've quit smoking or cut back or anything, but if you have it is possible that you are getting some hand shake that you don't really realize. I noticed my dexterity was crap when I first switched over. It has come back. I learned quickly to be careful about dropping attys with a cat in the house lol.

no not really -- I've been vaping about the same amount as when I started almost three weeks ago -- six weeks if you count lighter-vaping actual tobacco with the vaporstar thingie

I have to have a LOT of nicotine before my hands start shaking, but I have noticed that it doesn't take anywhere NEAR as much coffee to make me feel cranked/amped in the morning thanks to the ecig hehe... so maybe that's part of it

squirrels aren't supposed to drop their nuts though haha -- I think it might just be because it feels like it's already threading in but it hasn't yet so when I let go for a second to turn it it falls out

 

[FreakyStylie]

Sounds like you're just excited and rushing. It's pretty new to me, and I get a little caught up in the newness of it all. Also, my withdrawal symptoms kind of gave me some . . . jittery? . . . uneasy? . . . awkwardness, that I normally didn't have. It's still there a little bit, but not so much now. I've had the same feeling when I've tried quitting cold turkey before too. IDK, just supposing.

 

[SeanFromIthaca]

Sounds like you're just excited and rushing. It's pretty new to me, and I get a little caught up in the newness of it all. Also, my withdrawal symptoms kind of gave me some . . . jittery? . . . uneasy? . . . awkwardness, that I normally didn't have. It's still there a little bit, but not so much now. I've had the same feeling when I've tried quitting cold turkey before too. IDK, just supposing.

yeah you're probably right -- it IS really exciting having all these different flavors and carts and cartomizers and gadgets

plus not having to feel guilty if I just sit there and vape up a storm -- I was constantly having to tell myself no with cigarettes because you can just tell how much damage they're doing if you smoke more than you're used to -- something that doesn't happen with ecigs

 

[JonnyVapΣ]

That's becaue you're in the Southern Tier. Y'all are clumsy.

*Waves from Rottenchester*

 

[SeanFromIthaca]

haha howdy neighbor you got your snow shovel ready?

another cool thing about ecigs -- snowflakes landing on them doesn't make a giant wet spot on your cigarette

 

[FreakyStylie]

yeah you're probably right -- it IS really exciting having all these different flavors and carts and cartomizers and gadgets

plus not having to feel guilty if I just sit there and vape up a storm -- I was constantly having to tell myself no with cigarettes because you can just tell how much damage they're doing if you smoke more than you're used to -- something that doesn't happen with ecigs

Well, you can still get quite the nic rush too. I tried some 36mg drips, and . . . well, I wasn't exactly Mr. Nimble after that! LOL

 

[CJ in VA]

Ha! Yeah, us southern tier peeps must be a clumsy bunch (that was a cute response,btw), because I have dropped mine several times!! I think it's because it's a bit heavier than a cig and I'm not used to the weight balance or something like that.

Going through cig withdrawals + the occassional nic od while finding your nic level is not fun! I've never tried any level over 24mg so I can only imagine what 36mg would be like.

 

[FreakyStylie]

Ha! Yeah, us southern tier peeps must be a clumsy bunch (that was a cute response,btw), because I have dropped mine several times!! I think it's because it's a bit heavier than a cig and I'm not used to the weight balance or something like that.

Going through cig withdrawals + the occassional nic od while finding your nic level is not fun! I've never tried any level over 24mg so I can only imagine what 36mg would be like.

I just used my standard 3 drips, but those particular 3 drips seemed like an eternity. Just mixed some 24 to come out of my 18 "safety zone" because I feel I'm vaping too much there and thought 24 might satisfy better. Let me just say that there is a mile of difference between 18 and 24 too. I'm out of pg, so I'll have to wait to knock that batch down a little. It's already too thick with vg right now. It's a fun process, but I can't wait to find my sweet spot.

 

[levsweld]

its come natural to me now.. it takes about a grand total of 5 seconds to realize my batts dead.. take the charged one out of my pcc, unscrew the dead one, screw on the new one, pop in the dead one to charge.. wam bam thank ya mam

 

[JonnyVapΣ]

haha howdy neighbor you got your snow shovel ready?

another cool thing about ecigs -- snowflakes landing on them doesn't make a giant wet spot on your cigarette

Funny you should mention snow shovel. I just might be able to shovel the driveway this year without running out of breath and passing out...LOL.