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And some of their children will think of REO Speedealer (who had to change their name because Speedwagon didn't approve lol)
I'm the same. Even though I would still wear some things with designs on them, I'm told those items should leave the wardrobe when you leave your 20's, lol.
The only t-shirts with propaganda on them that i wear are for bands I like.
Just plain black ball caps though.
Just plain black ball caps though.
I've been thinking about getting an Algorand to the moon T to go along with my Safemoon hodl
Oh that's funny I was actually thinking about using it for like a cat onesie for after surgery. I have some pretty big cats but it might be just a little too big for them not by much though. My largest cat is about 18 lbJust give it to your kids or grandkids..
Jk. Don't do that.
I had to Google Algorand to the moon. Any logo on a t-shirt that has to be googled is OK with me.
LOL that works too for me
Me too. REO was a good band. Saw them a few times many years ago. I still have some of their LP's.LOL that works too for me
Little known tidbit, they named the band REO Speedwagon, from the REO Speed Wagon, a 1/2 ton truck that was designed by Ransom Eli Olds.
Cool truck and dig the price. Lol, my first car was a 1969 Plymouth Fury III that I paid $300 for in '76.
Was like this one.
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I know there are vapers out there who think nothing is going to happen and that lawsuits will allow vape to continue to be sold in the USA as it was before or almost as it was before. And they may be right to a degree.
But being stocked up for life, given that I don't mind not being able to justify buying any new stuff that comes out because I have a small room full of vape supplies, allows me freedom from the politics and legalities of vaping and the market and supply chain issues that all that brings along with it.
I also don't have to worry about not being able to find my favorite coil heads later on because I have a literal lifetime supply lol. And that alone is worth the expense of vape prepping to me, because it sucks when you like a tank and coil head and then you have to find something new because it's "obsolete" and impossible to find. That's can be an expensive endeavor fraught with a lot of frustration.
I'll admit, I do have a few boxes full of things I may never use, but it doesn't bother me much because I didn't pay much for those particular items. I only have that stuff because a couple years ago I was presented with a take-all liquidation deal full of other stuff that I wanted, so I snatched it up.
I'm tired of the whole thing, really. It's an endless
show and an endless stream of new stuff to buy that's "friggin' awesome man!" , like just about everything else in the USA. It's silly and tiresome to me.
I'm just a former smoker and I just want to be left alone to vape what I want and how I want, and I now have that freedom because I'm a vape prepper.
Anything that happens from this point forward doesn't really affect me, and THAT was my goal. Mission accomplished.
But being stocked up for life, given that I don't mind not being able to justify buying any new stuff that comes out because I have a small room full of vape supplies, allows me freedom from the politics and legalities of vaping and the market and supply chain issues that all that brings along with it.
I also don't have to worry about not being able to find my favorite coil heads later on because I have a literal lifetime supply lol. And that alone is worth the expense of vape prepping to me, because it sucks when you like a tank and coil head and then you have to find something new because it's "obsolete" and impossible to find. That's can be an expensive endeavor fraught with a lot of frustration.
I'll admit, I do have a few boxes full of things I may never use, but it doesn't bother me much because I didn't pay much for those particular items. I only have that stuff because a couple years ago I was presented with a take-all liquidation deal full of other stuff that I wanted, so I snatched it up.
I'm tired of the whole thing, really. It's an endless
show and an endless stream of new stuff to buy that's "friggin' awesome man!" , like just about everything else in the USA. It's silly and tiresome to me.I'm just a former smoker and I just want to be left alone to vape what I want and how I want, and I now have that freedom because I'm a vape prepper.
Anything that happens from this point forward doesn't really affect me, and THAT was my goal. Mission accomplished.
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Do you have room in your will by chance?I know there are vapers out there who think nothing is going to happen and that lawsuits will allow vape to continue to be sold in the USA as it was before or almost as it was before. And they may be right to a degree.
But being stocked up for life, given that I don't mind not being able to justify buying any new stuff that comes out because I have a small room full of vape supplies, allows me freedom from the politics and legalities of vaping and the market and supply chain issues that all that brings along with it.
I also don't have to worry about not being able to find my favorite coil heads later on because I have a literal lifetime supply lol. And that alone is worth the expense of vape prepping to me, because it sucks when you like a tank and coil head and then you have to fine something new because it's "obsolete" and impossible to find. That's can be an expensive endeavor fraught with a lot of frustration.
I'll admit, I do have a few boxes full of things I may never use, but it doesn't bother me much because I didn't pay much for those particular items. I only have that stuff because a couple years ago I was presented with a take-all liquidation deal full of other stuff that I wanted, so I snatched it up.
I'm tired of the whole thing, really. It's an endless
I'm just a former smoker and I just want to be left alone to vape what I want and how I want, and I now have that freedom because I'm a vape prepper.
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