Happy Provari Dance

[SABOTEUR]

That's a great and inexpensive solution. I'm sure he would love to draw his Provari out from his waist band. Carrying APV's can be a delicate process.

You ain't kiddin! Had a hard enough time justifying the initial purchase...I'd have an even harder time justifying how I managed to break it.

I find I have to be mindful about where I holster and unholster my Provari though. Suspicious looks from 7-11 clerks...that kind of stuff. A couple weeks ago a security officer at work observed me get out of my car and slide my pv into the holster before entering the building. Another officer at the door asked me what I had under my shirt.

???

"Huh...OH...(raising my shirt)...that's my electronic cigarette."

(confused expression)

"So that's an electronic cigarette holder?"

"Yeah...well actually it's a flashlight holder I modified to hold my electronic cigarette."

(eyes glaze over)

I walk away, but I hear him radio the security guy outside...

"...he says it's an electronic cigarette holder..."

Poor guy didn't have a CLUE what the hell I was talking about. But I know in advance not to reach for it if I'm ever detained by a police officer. Probably best to follow Richard Pryor's example and loudly proclaim,

I AM REACHING FOR MY FAKE CIGARETTE...'CAUSE I DON'T WANT THERE TO BE NO %#%! "ACCIDENT"!

 

[menthall]

Lol. That's right, gotta play it safe

 

[rondasherrill]

That's a great and inexpensive solution. I'm sure he would love to draw his Provari out from his waist band. Carrying APV's can be a delicate process. There is a thread somewhere around here called "How many times have you dropped your Provari"? Yikes I don't want to be on that list.

I have dropped my Provari from half way up a ladder in the warehouse of a hardware store, landed flat on concrete. Replaced the atomizer and vaped on. That was about 14 months ago, and I've never needed maintenance.

It also doesn't have a scratch on it, but that's because I keep it in a leather sleeve.