you must make alot of money, those things are expensive!LOL.I don't drip for just that reason. I have enough problems paying attention while driving without trying to drip, what a waste of lives, don't be that foolishI use to have that problem. Waiting until stop signs or stop lights to get a few drops in during my commute of over an hour. Being annoyed because dripping was needed but the traffic was too bad to even attempt which made wanting a vape even greater. (Going home was not usually an issue as I can go the whole trip home with only a few vapes, but the morning drive could be annoying.)
Then I got ahold of VVPV ( includes batts + charger ) deliver is one week after release - notcigs.com and I'm only annoyed by the contractors trying to write stuff down while on their cell and driving and the folks who think the speed limit for the interstate on ramp is 20mph.
you must make alot of money, those things are expensive!LOL.I don't drip for just that reason. I have enough problems paying attention while driving without trying to drip, what a waste of lives, don't be that foolish![]()
you must make alot of money, those things are expensive!LOL.I don't drip for just that reason. I have enough problems paying attention while driving without trying to drip, what a waste of lives, don't be that foolish![]()
I'm in the same boat. Until my eGo batts go tango uniform, I'm sticking w/ the pv that satisfies my need given the money already spent.So now I'm having to try & talk myself OUT of upgrading from my E-Power. Well, it's *ain't* broke....
Happy (& safe!) Vaping, everyone!![]()
Randy ... (OP) you're obviously joking, because nobody drives 80mph in South West Florida in February/March on a public road. It's the height of tourist and snowbird season. You're lucky if you're doing 30!!
But if you're a dripper and frustrated because you can't or shouldn't drip and drive, get a Vapemate from SuperT. You can manipulate it while driving without even looking at your PV ... after you've practiced at home for a couple of hours. I use it for long distance travel where I'd go nuts without it because I just can't stand cartos and all that other stuff. Of course, a bottom feeder might work just as well, haven't tried one yet.
Hi guys,
Ok... I'm going to tell on myself. I know, I know... it's not safe, but I'm guilty of dripping and driving. I commute one hour each way to work and do some serious vaping in my truck. I find myself, changing batteries, filling cartos, charging batteries, and occasionally blowing out clogged cartos (into a paper towel). All while going down the road at 80mph. I know I've got to stop this behavior. If cell phone use while driving is unsafe, then this is over the top! Anyone else???
Ok Ok... I was exaggerating my dripping and driving experiences- mainly to strike up a bit of humor. So... for those of you who like to throw rocks at people- from behind the curtain of internet forum anonymity- you can stop now![]()
What strikes me funny is this: Most of you who replied with "you're going to kill an innocent family" type of responses- I've seen many of you putting your eyeliner or lipstick on, texting or emailing, reading a book, or doing some other totally distracting things while driving. We're all guilty of doing some pretty distracting things while driving, so lighten up, take the stick out of your axx, and enjoy a bit of humor.