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you gotta love FB, porn and escort services are fine but ecig pages? we will have none of that here! That's why I don't do FB. Well that and a whole list of reasons...
i check FB out every night,i like to see what my relatives are doing and talking about,,and get to see baby pictures of my family grow,,i have not been back to ILL. since 1995 and i am missing it all.
i get to visit with my family all over the country.
FB has its negatives,,but the positives out weigh them.
I personally agree. I am careful who I add to my facebook as friends.. now I do put like to several groups and things I wanna keep an eye on but I don't generally add people I don't know. I also ignore game request and things along that lines. But I know a lot of people who refuse to use FB because if they want to keep in touch they will text you and don't care about the all the rest.
We are all late 20s or early 30s.. we don't call.. we text! lol ..plus a lot of our friend work different schedules, some are graveyard shift..some are 1st or 2nd so we text because we can't always get an answer right away
So I finally gave in and ordered an X2 (since I happened upon some "found money" lol, thanks again SI!). My question, is it ok to just throw it on the charger every night to top it off? Or, like a a cell phone, is it best to let it completely die (at least once in a while)?
Hops do a search for user awsum140 he just answered this same question either today or a few days ago. I can't remember the subject title I just recall it being within the SI section here on ecf.
To save you looking through miles of posts - The batteries are lithium based and can be safely charged when not "empty". In fact it may actually increase their life to do so, it's a result of the chemical action and ion transfer that produce the power. Leaving them on a charger overnight is not a good idea for two reasons, one is the fire hazard and the second is that there may be a trickle charge after the battery indicates a full charge. I have found this with 78mm batteries but not with X2 batteries, with 78mm maintaining about a 10ma current flow and X2 showing zero current flow. It is not recommended to trickle charge lithium based batteries, once again because of the way the chemical reaction and iion transfer work. SI also recommends removing them from the charger once they indicate a full charge.
Just my opinion, worth what it costs, your results and mileage may vary, no warrantee or guarantee is expressed or implied.
That's actually exactly what I was doing (with no luck lol)! Great answer, great info! Once again you live up to your handle!
WELL stated there Awsum!
So, are you going to put up the face scanning cams and send "deals" to customer smart phones when they come into the store?
sorry - had to ask ... maybe that's the "zoning" problem - they want you to and you don't?????
I'm wondering if worse comes to worse - how much of what nic level to put on a band-aide for the day!
Imagine, Since I didn't ask for almost a week now is there any news on the T-3s ETA?
yes they are shipping the 22nd so should be Monday or Tuesday
I may be inebriated, but I think I love you Imagine lol! All you ever do is say nice things and bring tidings of joy lol!!!
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