Hello from Ukraine!

[Denis]

Hello,

I'm a mostly reader here but decided to start writing, for sometimes I feel I could answer people's questions in the main forum but could not do it because of lack of messages posted.

I'm from Ukraine (Simferopol city, Crimean peninsula). Been vaping form half a year already.
Started from small e-health e-cig, then M401. When they both died I bought 801 and got much more happier. BTW, two of 3 batts and 3 of 4 attys are still working excellent (thanks to the ECF and great advices I read here about maintenence and usage).
Then I got KR808d-1 from V4L and some cartos for it (again - completely satisfied ). And now I'm waiting for my new Joye eGo!

As for juices, I tried more than 10 different flavors and stopped on strawberry, apple and a couple of tobacco ones. I vape mostly at my computer and no one complains about the smell of the juice but my wife who has an excellent nose . When I take out my favorite 555 she would immediately say "Oh my! Not again Smells like you're smoking the old dirty socks!"
But anyway she's joking, of course, and is happy that I quit the deadly 16-year analog habbit

I'm glad to be a part of the community!

With respect to you all,
Denis

 

[Bradder]

Ласкаво просимо!

 

[Denis]

Ласкаво просимо!

Спасибо! Приятно быть на форуме, где общаются нормальные, адекватные люди

Thanks! I've noticed that the community here is friendly and glad to be here!

 

[Bradder]

Hope I didn't swear at you - is the only phrase I know and was taught to me years ago by a friend that sometimes has a strange sense of humor. My Dad spent a lot of time in Russia so I can speak a few Russian phrases but have no Idea how to write them. The alphabet has always been beyond my learning capabilities. Anyway, glad you are here in any language.

 

[Tracker II]

Ласкаво просимо!

What he said!

Welcome to the forum. It sounds like you have a fairly varied equipment experience so you will definitely be an asset to members here, including me. Thanks for joining!

 

[Bradder]

What he said!

Unless what I said was "I sincerely hope your mother's hair grows back soon." That is what my "friend" told me one greets people in Egypt. He is a UN translator btw.

 

[Denis]

Hope I didn't swear at you - is the only phrase I know and was taught to me years ago by a friend that sometimes has a strange sense of humor. My Dad spent a lot of time in Russia so I can speak a few Russian phrases but have no Idea how to write them. The alphabet has always been beyond my learning capabilities. Anyway, glad you are here in any language.

Thanks!
You simply said "Welcome!" in Ukrainian language
And you haven't made any mistakes
(At first I thought you're a Ukrainian speaking member, honestly. But I was surprised by your non-ukrainian location

What he said!

Welcome to the forum. It sounds like you have a fairly varied equipment experience so you will definitely be an asset to members here, including me. Thanks for joining!

Thanks! I'll do my best to help other people here.