Hello ECF...brand new vaper

[bwarren]

Welcome from a fellow military member. Been 20 months with a trip to Afghanistan since my last analog. Couldn't be happier with my decision and I'm sure you'll have a smooth transition.

Best of luck to ya!

 

[Ames]

Welcome to the forum!!!

 

[neo_styles]

Welcome from a fellow military member. Been 20 months with a trip to Afghanistan since my last analog. Couldn't be happier with my decision and I'm sure you'll have a smooth transition.

Best of luck to ya!

Thanks, bud. I know you guys deal with a ton of stress, so consider yourself one strong dog for handling a smoke-free deployment. I'm a submariner, so I can't do anything until we pull in on deployments. vaping is my gateway to not having to worry about that.

Transition has been very smooth and I attribute that mainly to all you guys on ECF. I have quite a few juices to play with, my BCC Mega and a Vision Victory glass tank on the way for my heavy menthols. I'm one happy camper on this BCC Mega, though.

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[Mark Anthony]

First off... If you are in the military, thank you for serving our country.... If you are a civilian working for the military, thank you for serving our men and women who do. I have both served our country and worked for the military on Camp LeJeune as a civilian. Most undoubtably the proudest times of my life. Welcome to our community and keep moving forward to get off of the analogs.

 

[neo_styles]

First off... If you are in the military, thank you for serving our country.... If you are a civilian working for the military, thank you for serving our men and women who do. I have both served our country and worked for the military on Camp LeJeune as a civilian. Most undoubtably the proudest times of my life. Welcome to our community and keep moving forward to get off of the analogs.

Yes, I'm active duty Navy. Thank you for the warm welcome. Have had a lot of pals in service who've gone through Lejeune.

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[blondeambition3]

First off... If you are in the military, thank you for serving our country.... If you are a civilian working for the military, thank you for serving our men and women who do. I have both served our country and worked for the military on Camp LeJeune as a civilian. Most undoubtably the proudest times of my life. Welcome to our community and keep moving forward to get off of the analogs.

I'd like to take this opportunity to extend the same sentiments as Mark Anthony. Thank you for either serving our Country or serving the Proud & courageous Men/Women who do

Thank YOU for serving also Mark Anthony.

* Proud Wife of Former Marine.... (Semper Fi!)

 

[Mark Anthony]

I'd like to take this opportunity to extend the same sentiments as Mark Anthony. Thank you for either serving our Country or serving the Proud & courageous Men/Women who do

Thank YOU for serving also Mark Anthony.

* Proud Wife of Former Marine.... (Semper Fi!)

Thank you Blondeambition3... And many thanks to your courageous husband as well. Indeed... Semper Fi!!!

 

[Mark Anthony]

Also I want to add that being the spouse of a courageous man or woman who serve is one of the toughest jobs out there... It women and men who are who are greatly beneficial to those that serve. Thank you for standing by your man and in your own way serving our country.... I know that without you to stand behind him it would have made his service all that much harder. You too are indeed a real American hero!!

 

[SharonH]

Thanks for the heads up. Where in San Diego? I was born and raised there, so it's kinda like my backyard. I'll be back down there next weekend.

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Their website is at Vapure.com - they have several locations. Prices for gear is a little expensive vs ordering online but they have some decent little things other than juices you may like. From passthroughs to a huge assortment of drip trips if you'd ever want to try that. The staff there is very knowledgeable. Only bad side is that sometimes you can wait a LOT time to be served since they do take time with customers. If you check their Facebook page, they have one day specials quite often. There's a few other b&m in SD that are decent too. There's a Google map someone put together of all the SoCal B&M. If you want it, pm me and I'll get you the link.

 

[neo_styles]

Hopefully this isn't TMI for you guys, but damn near gagged on this morning's analog. Took the same kinda drag I take for vapes and my body did not like it.

Also, I got my Vision Victory in yesterday and loaded it to the brim with Arctic Wolf. Cold? Yes. Menthol? More like a Halls cough drop which I, personally, don't mind. Just need to keep looking for the perfect menthol, though. I'll keep my 30mL bottle to mentholate my other flavors, though, as it's great for that.

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[neo_styles]

Checking back in after 3 weeks of being analog-free. I've upgraded my setup a bit...now have an eVic and use an Aspire BDC for daily use and just loaded up my OCD carto tank to start playing with cartos. So far, this Hybrid Creations Dulce Cubano is verrrrrry tasty. I like that the Aspire is such a simple unit to keep around with me, but the smoother flavor from the carto tank may be tempting me to go out more often with it.

I also have my Black Friday order from MBV (Cinnamon Roll, Thug Juice, Kiwi, and Hawk Sauce...all 0mg) steeping until next month for maximum flavor.

I never thought getting off analogs would be so damn easy. Apparently it has been for my friend, too, who started at about the same time and can't even handle the throat hit from 12mg, even though he used to smoke 1.5-2 packs per day.

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[jwag1973]

Welcome, and best of luck with kicking the analogs. ECF is a great community with a wealth of info available to you! Oh by the way, thanks for your service to our country!