How do you know when you’re no longer a rookie?

[ctruth]

1) When you can achieve over 300 refills on a single KR808D-1 carto.

2) When you rarely if ever flood your cartos when topping off.

3) When your vast and expensive DIY flavor list has been narrowed down to less than 10 favorite flavors that have absolutely no side effects.

4) When your humongous startup and experimental costs have been reduced to less than $50.00 per month.

5) When you have discovered that you can use ordinary toolbox pliers to slightly crimp the end of a KR808D-1carto so that your !#$%* 901 whistle tips stop slipping out while you’re vaping.


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[FrogHat]

Sounds good to me

 

[keyzygirl]

When you can answer newbie questions with confidence,and feel helpful!!!

 

[ctruth]

When you can answer newbie questions with confidence,and feel helpful!!!

Amen, you forgot the "6)"

 

[Lightgeoduck]

7)When you know the differences between the different hardware and software out of experience and not just research....and what keyzygirl said...

 

[Lightgeoduck]

oh and if you are not a rookie posts shouldn't be created in the New Members sub-forum about not being a rookie

maybe click on your own hazzard triangle in lower left corner of your post and asked for it to be moved to the General e-cig sub-forum

 

[ctruth]

oh and if you are not a rookie posts shouldn't be created in the New Members sub-forum about not being a rookie

maybe click on your own hazzard triangle in lower left corner of your post and asked for it to be moved to the General e-cig sub-forum

Aye, but how doth the rookie know he aint?

 

[Lightgeoduck]

Aye, but how doth the rookie know he aint?

Because in the new members forum the threads are usually started by people inquiring about ecigs AND can't start a thread in the General until after 15 posts.

"non rookies" frequent here to post responses or suggestions to help the new members figure things out..... New Member sub-forums are mostly for informing the uninformed. So after that the General ecig discussions would be where someone may find out if they are a rookie or not......


I may be wrong but there is a reason for this madness that they call structure


I am just saying... don't mind me


I am not a duck

 

[BradSmith]

When you break even on your counter?

 

[Belletrist]

i think the technology is evolving so quickly that i'll feel like a rookie for a while... but i agree, having my flavors finally narrowed down and seeing costs plummet has made me feel like an old hand at this!

 

[ctruth]

"I may be wrong but there is a reason for this madness that they call structure


I am just saying... don't mind me


I am not a duck[/QUOTE]

Aye. Ye are. Lest thee forget the tip on crimpin’ ye olde cartomizer.

 

[mwahle1]

When you no longer try to light the end of your ecig.

 

[ctruth]

When you no longer try to light the end of your ecig.

Yep I once spent a full 2 minutes looking for a cigarette lighter. Make that twice.

 

[mwahle1]

During the first week or so, I actually put a flame to the end of my ecig on more than one occasion.

 

[ctruth]

During the first week or so, I actually put a flame to the end of my ecig on more than one occasion.

Wow!
You must have been a 2-3 pack a dayer. I was at 1 pack a day.
E-cigs saved my life within 3 days of my 1st kit.

 

[BradSmith]

Yep I once spent a full 2 minutes looking for a cigarette lighter. Make that twice.

I'm still a rookie and I think it will be a while before I stop checking for my lighter, especially before I go out for the day. I guess it's part of my mental checklist.

 

[mr quackums]

i almost threw mine out the car window once. that was the last time i vaped with my left hand while driving.