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I thought two holes was bad enough, but you have to insist on wide bottom too. I'm very confuse
Way to go, Mike!! You're so comfortable in front of the camera, you're a natural as well as a genius creator of the most awesome creations to date. You rock!!
Congrats on the store, Mike!!! I'm so happy for you and for us as well. I almost feel like a Star Trek fanatic who just got beamed up. Beam us up, Scotty!
Your beamed!!!!!!!! 
Congrats on the store, Mike!!! I'm so happy for you and for us as well. I almost feel like a Star Trek fanatic who just got beamed up. Beam us up, Scotty!
If you like tobacco flavors there is one spot left in this super concentrate DIY flavor co-op.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ed-diy-flavors-co-op-2-co-op.html#post6132186
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ed-diy-flavors-co-op-2-co-op.html#post6132186
night time for me, enjoy the ride!!!
Q: How many Zen buddhists does it take to change a light bulb?
A: Three - one to change it, one to not-change it and one to both change-and not-change it.
Q: How many Zen buddhists does it take to change a light bulb?
A: Three - one to change it, one to not-change it and one to both change-and not-change it.
Got pics??? I'd love to see your garden. Maybe over in the Group Forum under a new topic for everyone to include their gorgeous landscapes?glad everyone worked out their stuff.
I had a very "zen" moment last night.
About three years ago, if you looked at the front of our house, it looked like what I was calling a "moonscape". We had three separate tiers of ground and being a person who know nothing about plants or landscaping, we just left it bare. A friend offered to help out. She made a list of exactly what plants to buy and after I bought them, she placed them in various areas of the "moonscape" and told me to dig holes and put them in. I did so.
Fast forward three years and we have a amazing front yard. People will literally walk by and take pictures. Yesterday I was walking my pooch and a neighbor stopped and commented on how great it looked. She asked me what I had done.
Nothing, I said. She asked me what I meant. I told her, I literally had done nothing in the three years. No watering, no pruning, no weeding, Nada. I just left it. Now mind you, I probably should and could do SOMETHING, but I had not. In the meantime, it had flourished. I would like to tell you this was not laziness, but that would be a lie. Also, to be honest, I have no idea how to prune or what to do, so I just left it.
That is my 100 dollar coffee cup story for the day.
btw, I wish I had only spent 1,000 on this stuffthat is not bragging, just reality. Zen bragged the most on his video by telling us his first made PV cost 2500! That is the most expensive PV ever. He is such a showoff
sometimes things in print do not translate the way we want. I hope we are all good now.
::: patting self on back for good idea :::
I use my 'MODified' "Brite Strike BTL Quick Cam Roto-Loc Articulating Tactical Holster for Basic Tactical Lights", it does the same thing even if it's awfully wordy!
When I leave, it clips on easily to my belt or loop, I can set it to any angle I want on the fly, when I want a quick toot I just unlock the cam and release the Mini and snap it back into the cam lock when I'm done and push the lever to lock in place. When I arrive at my 'chill' destination, I detach it from my person, and can use it as a 'mobile kickstand' by adjusting the holster to position the Zenesis at an angle if my juice tank is full or set the holster to horizontal mode when the tank is almost empty. I can also tweak it for my Ti Standard to lengthen it so it will accomodate it when it gets here.
I invested a solid 20 hours hunting this down and comparing it to similar gear....I was victorious in my pursuit.
Biggest plus for me is that I never need to unscrew the battery cap to ensure that my mini can't fire because the mini is locked in place, hovering over the base, and that my friends is...wait for it... PRICELESS! I can quick hit this bad boy whenever I want with no futzin and can do this blind in a movie theater by just my sense of touch!
THE POSSIBILITIES ARE LIMITLESS! (Corrected: limitedless is not the right word!)
Amazon.com: Brite Strike BTL Quick Cam Roto-Loc Articulating Tactical Holster for Basic Tactical Lights: Home Improvement
PS: Thanks Scott for liking my post, I loathe busting out my Logitech to take pictures in vain.
Especially when I am vinofied!Trench is a tool! See, I added you
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Yes, it's 100% VG, and while it's thick, it's not nearly as thick as some other all VG juices out there.
I'm a big GJ fan. It's in my regular rotation. I can get it to wick with no issues with the 325 mesh in my Standard. I started with the 400 mesh because I though I'd need it for VG juices, but I switched to the 325, and the flavor is better. The 400 gave me a just a hint of a metallic taste at times. The 325 gives me flavor, and nothing but flavor. Ahhhhh. Flavor.
I tend to prefer the #325 mesh too. It's also quite a bit more durable than #400 mesh.
i was walking the whole day, i usually use one shoulder so bag hangs vertical but i was using the second strap that day, i think thats how it slipped out, but i walked almost the same shots as i hit last time and didnt see it, a few holes i just picked my ball up so i could look for a while.. no dice, its officially lost
There is a very small hole on the flat surface of the wick platform. The small hole is to allow any condensation to be able to flow back into the tank. This hole is also where you fill the tank using the included syringe. The Zen will have a small amount of condensation in the top of the cap when you take the cap off. If you lay it on it's side with the air flow hole up, your eliquid will not leak out. If you laid it down with the Zen logo up and the air flow hole down, you might have a drop of condensation come out of the air flow hole in the cap. That's why most people keep it upright and never lay it down flat. I have also heard the theory that you should lay it down with the Zen logo up so that eliquid will not flow out the hole in the platform. I don't think that's possible because of the vacuum, and so that's not the way I do it, but I could be wrong in my theory.....LOL
It doesn't really leak. The most I have ever seen is a small drop on the cap when I don't pay any attention how I lay it down.
I did hear someone say that they broke a wooden toothpick in half and stuck that in the small hole on the platform and that it worked perfectly for them. You could try that.........
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question about changing wicks and coils.
do most of you change the coils when the flavor drops or the wick? does one effect the flavor more than the other?
thanks.
do most of you change the coils when the flavor drops or the wick? does one effect the flavor more than the other?
thanks.
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