Customize Your Radius
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So far out of what I've tried the cinful pear is divine. My other flavors are aging a bit since they usually only have a week or two average shelf time before shipping and 120ml+ is made to order.
Pom-strawberry is showing real promise, as is citrus blast.
I've only had two of ProVape's juices and I like them both. The Caribbean Cream is really good if you like Pina Coladas! The Caramel is nice and rich, and not overly sweet. Anyone try the Vanilla?
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Never had the vanilla...
But the Cherry Coke, tastes just like Cherry Coke, with the fizz and all.
Watermelon was pretty good too!!!
But the Cherry Coke, tastes just like Cherry Coke, with the fizz and all.
Watermelon was pretty good too!!!
Very Nice!!!
I'm with you on the allure of sparkly things and in fact my uncle was a jeweler for many decades. So please pardon me while I relate some trivia I find fascinating.
Throughout history, diamonds have always been prized, but not so much more than any other precious gem. That began to change in the early 1900s when the DeBeers diamond cartel started one of the most effective marketing campaigns in history.
They decided to try to influence people (especially women) to think of their stone in a new way and began to promote the diamond engagement ring. Through various measures, they influenced the society page editors in all the major cities to always mention the diamond engagement ring in any announcement. Same for the editors of the leading magazines focused on ladies. Coverage of the diamond was always extensive in any article on wedding trends.
At the time, the diamond ring was not the tradition we see today. Since back in those days the "society" group were trendsetters, the custom grew into where it is today; one can hardly think of an engagement without thinking also of a diamond ring. DeBeers has even been so kind as to currently suggest to men that to avoid being considered a cheapskate they should spend a bare minimum of two months' salary on a ring.
True story for those who think that marketing doesn't move mountains at times. Depending on your age, your grandmother probably had an engagement ring but your great-grandmother and her previous counterparts wouldn't have known what you were talking about if you'd mentioned it to them.
Well, I'm a guy who likes sparkle. My wedding ring is platinum and diamond and I also have a special occasion ring with a 1 carat GIA graded center stone floating in a platinum bridge with two side 1/3 carat diamonds. I designed them both and had them custom made. Charlie has two very similar but different enough to be unique.
This is my wedding ring:
And this is the special occasion ring:
This is my wedding ring:
And this is the special occasion ring:
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Hahahahahhahahahaha!
The only "disturbing" part, is that he sings by FAR better than I.
(just ask DPL)
(on second thought, don't....)
The only "disturbing" part, is that he sings by FAR better than I.
(just ask DPL)
(on second thought, don't....)
Next time try the shower...Hahahahahhahahahaha!
The only "disturbing" part, is that he sings by FAR better than I.
(just ask DPL)
(on second thought, don't....)
Everything sounds better in the shower!!!
LOLz, Jim
Nah, that's entertaining, not disturbing
I'm sure when he sees that, he finds it disturbing too! LOL
Hahahahahhahahahaha!
The only "disturbing" part, is that he sings by FAR better than I.
(just ask DPL)
(on second thought, don't....)
NOT true!!!
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