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zapped

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Sounds like a B&M he needs to stay out of. There are many ways to vape, and not everyone likes or should sub-ohm just as not everyone will like carto tanks or cisco attys. None of us find what we prefer though if we only try one thing.

We need options, but they are no good unless people have the chance to try them.

I ran into this at a vape shop that I worked at briefly.

A guy came in telling us that he drove a dump truck for 12 hours a day and needed a mod that was tough and would have a long battery life.

The manager sold him a Vamo (because the shops profit margin on that was higher) instead of an MVP. The long battery life and passthrough feature on the MVP would have been perfect for the customers needs, especially with a 5 dollar 12v to 5v usb adapter in his cigarette lighter.

Needless to say, I didnt stay there for long.
 

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Some people don't need lessons, then there are people like me I could take lessons from now til dooms day and still not be able to draw a stright line. lol
Straight lines are hard to draw, Nancy! :)
Circles are even worse! :eek: :D
 

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Some people don't need lessons, then there are people like me I could take lessons from now til dooms day and still not be able to draw a stright line. lol

Take a pic of something or an object and turn it upside down then try to draw it. I learned this in an art book. Doing this affects the way the brain sees the object. It works too!
 

Isabelle49

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Straight lines are hard to draw, Nancy! :)
Circles are even worse! :eek: :D

Need to learn to use your shoulder joint to draw those circles, wrist does ovals better. A pretty straight line can be drawn too by using the shoulder joint, but you need to be standing. For paper or canvas on an easel, gravity can help with a straight line.
 

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Some people don't need lessons, then there are people like me I could take lessons from now til dooms day and still not be able to draw a stright line. lol
I'm the same way, give me a pen, pencil or a brush and I will be lost. Give me a mill, lathe, grinder or a welder and I will make something cool.
 

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I'm the same way, give me a pen, pencil or a brush and I will be lost. Give me a mill, lathe, grinder or a welder and I will make something cool.

"Give me a paperclip, a pen, and some duct tape and I can fix the world"
-MacGuyver.


Well maybe he didn't say that, but I did!

I'm the same way. I'm like Rembrandt with tools!
 

LynnNC

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sigh...moved here 12 years ago...and all my stuff is still packed away :cry:






sheesh...12 years
I moved here to this house 24 years ago and even today, half of the stuff I moved is still up in the attic packed in boxes that I packed! Lol my daughter was 6 months old and she's 24 now. :lol::lol::lol:
 

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"Give me a paperclip, a pen, and some duct tape and I can fix the world"
-MacGuyver.


Well maybe he didn't say that, but I did!

I'm the same way. I'm like Rembrandt with tools!
That's me I can fix it build anything, and I write poetry!! But I can't draw to save my soul, funny thing is my mom is an amazing artist
 
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