xp won't let me drag and drop most of the time, willy, but thanks!
in this case though not showing might be for the best!
in this case though not showing might be for the best! 
Yours didn't show earlier, but shows fine now, Tibs.
morning! eskie, you've got to remember this crowd is mostly over the hill with spectacles being used galore!
please, adjust picture size accordingly! 
Or until you undo the bow.....looks like mine won't show till you hit 'reply'
morning! eskie, you've got to remember this crowd is mostly over the hill with spectacles being used galore!
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Got that right tibs.
My friend was using TPA Sweetner (sorbitol) in his DIY juice, I make the same recipe but use TPA Cotton Candy for the sweetener. Mine looks nothing like this after a lot of use.
Here's his:
That's what mine looks like after 2-3 days using Uncle Junk's Jon Wayne, I love the juice but it gunks coils fast! Maybe that's where Uncle Junks name came from, I think the JW was the first flavor the guy came up with? What is that wick???
Christ, they must of let those go before treating them, I have two recluse scars, I mean they're decent but not like that. I got both of mine treated right away though, both times I saw it happen & killed the spider, so I knew it was a brs & went to the hospital within minutes.She'll change her tune after she get's lyme disease or this from a recluse bite, show her these. This is what my buddy's hand looked like, then it spread to the inside of his thighs, huge black ulcers, like this thigh bite but each one was much bigger.
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What worries me about bites is that I'm one of those people that tends to ignore "minor" cuts, scrapes, bruises and bites when they happen. Getting treatment fast for a brs or hobo bite is a key factor and not stopping to look means not being sure of what it was in the first place. The only reason I knew it was a bee, the other day, was that it got stuck by the tongue of my shoe when I took a step as I wondered why I had that burning sting on top of my ankle. Only checked when I got to where I was working in the yard.
Yeah when I was a kid, I had been doing my chores, and accidentally ran over a hornet's nest with a lawnmower. They got all up my shirt and pants & a few of them got me on the neck/throat. I told him I thought he the was a bad one but my stepdad try to just take me to CVS to get Benadryl or something. it wasn't working, my throat closed up and 4 hours later I am struggling to breathe, mom came home and took me to the hospital.
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morning! eskie, you've got to remember this crowd is mostly over the hill with spectacles being used galore!
Worst one I ever did was back when I was playing carpenter. I was working alone, as usual, at a new house finishing up the deck and stair railing. I had my radial saw in the back of the pick-up and was doing the compound cuts for the stair balusters. This was a cedar deck. I had my coffee sitting on the lid of the cross bed toolbox, reached past the saw and had a big gulp. Unfortunately the sawdust coming off the saw had built up on the cap of the cup and I swallowed a big pile of cedar saw dust. My throat started closing almost immediately.
I was only about six blocks from home so I tied the saw down and left everything else sitting and drove home in a BIG rush. Luckily, we had some prescription antihistamines around, can't remember the name it was 30 years ago, so I took one and called the doctor. They told me to take a second one in an hour. It worked and I was able to breath normally, again, in about fifteen minutes. Drove back to the job site and finished the railing without having the coffee cup sitting on the tool box.
I was only about six blocks from home so I tied the saw down and left everything else sitting and drove home in a BIG rush. Luckily, we had some prescription antihistamines around, can't remember the name it was 30 years ago, so I took one and called the doctor. They told me to take a second one in an hour. It worked and I was able to breath normally, again, in about fifteen minutes. Drove back to the job site and finished the railing without having the coffee cup sitting on the tool box.
Yeah not being able to breathe is pretty terrifying, that'll get your mind off the bee stings real quick.
Not to derail the discussion but I was wondering if anyone had considered vaporizing, or I guess combusting dry material (like the tobacco vaporizers do, iqos etc.) with TC? I'm still trying to figure out an escribe profile for this.
assuming they're the only method I've seen w/ some sort of heating element set into ceramic disk/cup to make a mini-oven... so obviously with just plain wattage, unless you pulse it just right, it continuously heats up until it combust, & works better when/if heat is just held at that perfect level right before it combusts. I think would this should technically work the same as vaporizing e-liquid or do the different variables change that? I think that this could be a perfect application for TC if I could figure it out.
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Not to derail the discussion but I was wondering if anyone had considered vaporizing, or I guess combusting dry material (like the tobacco vaporizers do, iqos etc.) with TC? I'm still trying to figure out an escribe profile for this.
assuming they're the only method I've seen w/ some sort of heating element set into ceramic disk/cup to make a mini-oven... so obviously with just plain wattage, unless you pulse it just right, it continuously heats up until it combust, & works better when/if heat is just held at that perfect level right before it combusts. I think would this should technically work the same as vaporizing e-liquid or do the different variables change that? I think that this could be a perfect application for TC if I could figure it out.
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Yep, my father's the same way. If I had cut my finger off he would have told me to hold it on until it grew back together.
I'm guilty of not going to a doctor unless I'm near death, I've paid for it over and over. Being an old mechanic, gashes were common, rip a piece of grease rag off and tape it down with electrical tape and get back to work. More then once I'd be reefing on a wrench for a stuck bolt and when it'd finally break loose I'd smash a knuckle open and see the cartilage, wrap it up! It ain't gonna feel any better sitting in a waiting room whining about it and you ain't gonna make any money that way, Suck it up, get busy and you'll forget about it.
When I was very little I had asthma bad, I barely remember being in the hospital in an oxygen tent (back then they put a mini clear plastic tent around the bed) with my teddy bear, more then once, yeah not being able to breath is scary stuff! In the winter or during a rain Dad would rap me up and hold me on hit lap outside, the cool moist air was easier to breath. Luckily I outgrew it during my teen years, don't miss it either.
When I was very little I had asthma bad, I barely remember being in the hospital in an oxygen tent (back then they put a mini clear plastic tent around the bed) with my teddy bear, more then once, yeah not being able to breath is scary stuff! In the winter or during a rain Dad would rap me up and hold me on hit lap outside, the cool moist air was easier to breath. Luckily I outgrew it during my teen years, don't miss it either.
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