10 milliliters per day?
Since when is that considered tootie puffing?
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Tootle puffing is more about lower wattage (and mouth to lung), than ml/day.
10 milliliters per day?
Since when is that considered tootie puffing?
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Well, I don't know exactly what the parameters are, but seems like being a MTL vapor I get put in that category. Funny that not long ago I was on the "edge" being a dangerous and less than highly thought about (by some) sub ohm (0.7) vaper but now I'm a behind the curve fuddy duddy even though I haven't changed. vaping evolution has made me a dinosaur in a couple of years. lol10 milliliters per day?
Since when is that considered tootie puffing?
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Well, I don't know exactly what the parameters are, but seems like being a MTL vapor I get put in that category. Funny that not long ago I was on the "edge" being a dangerous and less than highly thought about (by some) sub ohm (0.7) vaper but now I'm a behind the curve fuddy duddy even though I haven't changed. vaping evolution has made me a dinosaur in a couple of years. lol
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Already building homes in Ecuador....Vaping is as common as the sun shining on the equator.
Spanish is as easy to learn as the love, respect, and desire to live in the culture that speaks it you feel. If that heartfelt desire isn't there, you won't care enough to learn anything.Yes, but the only spanish I know is "where's the bathroom?", "what's your name?" and counting to 100. I don't think that would get me very far in a spanish-speaking country. Hence, Belize.
Andria
Spanish is as easy to learn as the love, respect, and desire to live in the culture that speaks it you feel. If that heartfelt desire isn't there, you won't care enough to learn anything.
Been to Belize, for a visit. I found it tiny, dirty, and overrun with the wrong kind of "expats". No offense to those that have made it their home, but I find the culture and wide open spaces of my beloved Oaxaca Mexico far superior.
Well, we drove through Belize on a road trip...kind of a Oaxaca, Yucatan peninsula, Belize, Guatemala, back to Oaxaca U-turn. I will say that parts of Belize City were nice, particularly the areas around the coast. But while there we also encountered some...how do you say? "Shady Guys". Not saying bad guys or obvious sleezebags or anything, but also not your average retired expat blah blah. Just got a kind of "Bangkok sex tourist" vibe from a few. Also met a lot of nice locals, but the caliber of expats just didn't seem as "genuine" as it is in Oaxaca.
Just MAO though. I'm sure it's a suitable place. Just got somewhat of an artificial "built for expats" vibe that doesn't exist at all in Oaxaca (though not true of certain other Mexican cities I've been to).
BTW, I didn't drink the water in Belize either. Is tap water supposed to be drinkable there?
Update:
Dates selected so far in this thread: (no names attached, cause you know who you are, what you picked):
- April 26th
- Before March
- Feb. 1st
- June 22nd
- End of May
- Mid year
By Jan. 8- June 17th
- Feb. 10th
Jan. 1st- Feb. 29th
- Feb. 14th
- Never/when Hell freezes over
*Crossed off any (or the one) that has already passed
*Bolded the ones that are actual / specific dates
*Underlined the one that is the best answer possible
That would make the preppers among us (including me) look kinda silly.
- Never/when hell freezes over
