According to a couple of American vendors the Sweettooth is 70/30 but the Omega juices do look like they are 60/40.Unless they do a different ratio in low nic.
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Site has nothing to do with me, I just mentioned it as it seemed a good offer of cheap juice. I haven't tried mine yet, I always leave new juice a couple of weeks no matter where I get them.
Ah! I wondered where the 'time' anomaly came in - hadn't realised that.
London clothing was all Biba and Carnaby Street style for me by the time I took much interest - did you see the documentary on Carnaby Street last year? Some great footage
Just saw the documentary on Mayfair ...hilarious in parts! I hadn't known Pickett had been forced to move out of Burlington Arcade because of rent rises ..they'd been there for a very long time.
Most of those Arcades are rubbish now, most places are just too expensive to rent, and we all know who the main landlords are (CofE), and lots of people don't even bother going in them, Oxford Street for the normal tourists and Bond Street for the richer types, Carnaby Street not worth going to these days, tarty shops selling tourist crap. I only go up the West End when I really need to, mainly for things I can't get elsewhere.
Site has nothing to do with me, I just mentioned it as it seemed a good offer of cheap juice. I haven't tried mine yet, I always leave new juice a couple of weeks no matter where I get them.
Package posted this morning Dave
Slowboat - 18 days from the shipping email
EDIT: and if I remember right, not much in the way of tracking on it.
Slowboat - 18 days from the shipping email
EDIT: and if I remember right, not much in the way of tracking on it.
About the same as fasttech then
Thankyou
Some people/companies have their pages accessible by anyone, and in those cases, I will look at them
Thanks for that - it was the same as I found earlier on one site. I looked for a while this morning but couldn't anything apart from that one site! One is a Cranberry & Cream, the Other a similar one to Sweet Tooth, so not sure about the cranberry one, but I may be able to add the other to some Max VG or 100% VG ones. I do wish these site owners realised the importance of having accurate PG/VG information ...it's the second time in a week this has happened to me.
I use US ones as soon as they arrive and reach room temp. Even if made to order, they've steeped in transit!I haven't tried mine yet, I always leave new juice a couple of weeks no matter where I get them.
I haven't been into central London for 10 years or more, so I'm not surprised some things have changed.
Places like the cigar shop, certain leather goods or fragrance shops etc. are the ones I do hope will survive ...nothing that I use, but I love the tradition that there used to be in London shopping streets away from the bigger stores. I did like Dickins & Jones and Liberty ..when it was still the traditional Liberty. I always bought a dozen bars of soap there and a few other things, plus there was a lady in their fragrance department that always recognised me and always remembered what I liked and would show me anything new that she thought would suit me. I still have the bottle from the first one (Etro) because we bought it on our way to the private view at the RA.
The Kings Road was still good for unusual shops the first time I went there for a meeting with art directors, and they took me to an art fair too at Chelsea Town Hall - at least my work gets to go there each year!
After those places, my main haunts would be The Royal Academy, Fortnums for coffee & toasted teacakes
All of Covent Garden for the shopping, opera and music, street performers and a snack - and especially Neales Yard ...I'm still wearing a lapis point pendant that I bought there the week I got a painting in the Royal Academy exhibition!I would never go there without a visit to a W2 art dealer and a Waterloo gallery I worked with opposite The Old Vic.
As for Carnaby Street, I never went near it once I knew what it used to be had been lost for ever.
Nothing stays the same except perhaps our memories
I haven't been into central London for 10 years or more, so I'm not surprised some things have changed.
Places like the cigar shop, certain leather goods or fragrance shops etc. are the ones I do hope will survive ...nothing that I use, but I love the tradition that there used to be in London shopping streets away from the bigger stores. I did like Dickins & Jones and Liberty ..when it was still the traditional Liberty. I always bought a dozen bars of soap there and a few other things, plus there was a lady in their fragrance department that always recognised me and always remembered what I liked and would show me anything new that she thought would suit me. I still have the bottle from the first one (Etro) because we bought it on our way to the private view at the RA.
The Kings Road was still good for unusual shops the first time I went there for a meeting with art directors, and they took me to an art fair too at Chelsea Town Hall - at least my work gets to go there each year!
After those places, my main haunts would be The Royal Academy, Fortnums for coffee & toasted teacakes
I would never go there without a visit to a W2 art dealer and a Waterloo gallery I worked with opposite The Old Vic.
As for Carnaby Street, I never went near it once I knew what it used to be had been lost for ever.
Nothing stays the same except perhaps our memories
Don't think D&J or Liberty has changed much, Covent Garden still has the street performers, I quite like to have a coffee and listen to the performers downstairs, sometime a Trio (violin, Cello etc) other times a solo, went there last month with my friends from Belgium and it was an Italian singer, he was quite good.
Haven't been near the King's Road in years so not sure what it is like these days, that's one of the problems living here, you tend to steer clear of a lot of places and only visit them when showing someone round from abroad. Think I mentioned I had been to an exhibition in that place by the OV, can't for the life of me remember why, because it's not normally my thing
have a small gallery just 5 minutes from where I live and usually have a gander through the window to see what they have, but the only thing I have bought from them is a couple of frames for prints that I have.
Bit different from using a bin lid as a sledge.
We weren't even allowed in the room that had the Dansette without Adult supervision
I think it's a good rule to work by with painting. I see some where the artist can paint exquisite glass or intricate silver, yet the fruit looks plastic (and that's my husbands observational phrase, not mine!) - I tend to observe & make a mental note never to fall into the trap of thinking I can paint everything to the same standard, but say little.
Can you imagine it ...we're at a fairly large mixed exhibition where people are moving past the work, often murmuring quietly or making approving noises, and he suddenly says 'have you seen that ...even I could do better!' ...and I creep quietly away hoping no-one realises he's with me!
I'm of the opinion that art is all things to all people, and as such, try (at least in public) to respect both the artists of said work, and the patrons/admirers of it
I think I'd be the same as your Hubby, if I think it's crap I'd probably say so
We had some great teachers - sadly few of them in the more academically challenging subjects ..they were mostly very 'grey boring' teachers.
The best were English lit. Music, Religious Knowledge (he was hilarious), one art teacher, one French exchange teacher, and the PE/Gymnastics teacher ..she had a voice like a posh version of gravelly voiced Bernard Manning!
It is a true vocation, and those that have it are a treasure. (bit like GP's!)
I guess I was lucky, we had some superb teachers. Our Music teacher at Primary School was a real Hitler though. If you sang a note wrong, he'd literally pick you up out of your seat by the ear, or throw the board rubber at your head. It did stop though, after the Parent of one Student paid him a visit and convinced him that beating up kids was a bad idea. He never did come back to teaching us Music after that encounter
Terry, posted your parcel off today mate
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Also for all your Kayfun V4 users that want to use NI200 builds, spotted this on another thread :
Kayfun V4 "Spring Update" - By Steam Tuners - SteamTuners P.C.
It's supposed to help address the issues of resistance fluctuations on the V4 when using temp control.
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Well I can't apply George's rule today, cos I didn't get any vapemail
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Also for all your Kayfun V4 users that want to use NI200 builds, spotted this on another thread :
Kayfun V4 "Spring Update" - By Steam Tuners - SteamTuners P.C.
It's supposed to help address the issues of resistance fluctuations on the V4 when using temp control.
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Well I can't apply George's rule today, cos I didn't get any vapemail
Been a busy boy today.
Emptied 9 complete set-ups today that were down to their last drags of liquid. Gave them all a deep clean tanks, mods, threads the lot. So I've now reduced my in use set-ups to 10. May reduce things even further, but that's enough for today.
Also dry burned and rewicked a couple of toppers while I was on a roll
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Back in work tomorrow worst luck
Emptied 9 complete set-ups today that were down to their last drags of liquid. Gave them all a deep clean tanks, mods, threads the lot. So I've now reduced my in use set-ups to 10. May reduce things even further, but that's enough for today.
Also dry burned and rewicked a couple of toppers while I was on a roll
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Back in work tomorrow worst luck
Dickins & Jones closed in 2006, and the building was re-developed to have shops at ground level and an upmarket restaurant with apartments and roof terraces above.Don't think D&J or Liberty has changed much, Covent Garden still has the street performers, I quite like to have a coffee and listen to the performers downstairs, sometime a Trio (violin, Cello etc) other times a solo, went there last month with my friends from Belgium and it was an Italian singer, he was quite good.
Haven't been near the King's Road in years so not sure what it is like these days, that's one of the problems living here, you tend to steer clear of a lot of places and only visit them when showing someone round from abroad. Think I mentioned I had been to an exhibition in that place by the OV, can't for the life of me remember why, because it's not normally my thing
Having watched the two series of documentaries on Liberty, I've seen that it's definitely changed under the leadership of their US MD Ed Burstell (formerly Bergdorfs NY) - the store was sold in 2009 and now owned by a conglomerate of some sort. It's still quirky and unusual, but very upmarket in particularly fashion, and I think the Liberty I knew is a lot different now. I doubt they still have those lovely bars of soap simply wrapped in white with a gold 'Liberty' etc. writing on it.
I think Covent Garden has stayed pretty much the same though - a few businesses changed/gone, but I loved the atmosphere there. The Neal's Yard cheese shop alone is a wonder!
The ROH musicians and performers are great - and I was once there in February, sat outside wrapped up in a winter coat having a pot of tea and watching a man juggling a chainsaw and balancing it on his chin!
My husband had never been there before, so on the afternoon we were on our way to the evening private view at the RA, we detoured there and there was an Andean folk group (Tarpuy) performing. We bought their CD. It was the last day of May and really warm and sunny ...perfect day really
If you feel like a trip into town, go and see the summer exhibition at the RA later this year - there's so much to see there usually, and I was overawed, fascinated, amused and completely bowled over by it. There's some absolutely ridiculous stuff, but there's some very clever ones too.
Terry, posted your parcel off today mate
Cheers ian, you should get your Ni200 tomorrow as well
Been a busy boy today.
Emptied 9 complete set-ups today that were down to their last drags of liquid. Gave them all a deep clean tanks, mods, threads the lot. So I've now reduced my in use set-ups to 10. May reduce things even further, but that's enough for today.
Also dry burned and rewicked a couple of toppers while I was on a roll
I`m down to nine mods in regular use now mate, seems enough to get me through the day
TERRYEEEEEE....
If you haven't got enough of them already get your Arss over to Aerovape now they've got Infinate KF4 FOR £19.99.
If you haven't got enough of them already get your Arss over to Aerovape now they've got Infinate KF4 FOR £19.99.
What a damn good find sir, two now ordered
Trish i also see there range of liquids have a 90+ vg option https://aerovape.ltd.uk/product-category/ejuice/
What a damn good find sir, two now ordered
I got one and 60ml of Juice
There's only one left in stock now.
Some other good bargains there.....Marquis dripper £8.99,ceramic tweezers £6.90, Kuro coilers £2.49 and a fair bit more.
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Ok thanks! I saw this the other day ..was wondering what it's like!What a damn good find sir, two now ordered
Have you had any of that before, and if so, what's it like?I got one and 60ml of Juice
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