Ended It's winning time again! 250 Joyetech eVic VTC Minis up for grabs....
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Now, I don't get how he doesn't get tired of that!I have been vaping the same basic 2 flavors (and unflavored) for the past 3 years
LOL Finding 2 flavors I really liked alot after wasting money flavor chasing for a while was awesome to me!
Back for a bit. Trying to get the monster to nap. 4:45am is way to early for 2 year old olds to get up...and 26 year olds
It is a really pretty 
Totally agree with you, pretty soon we will have to ask permission to use the bathrooms. Really gotten way out of control for sure.
We sit here on 'the net', forums specifically for hours typing sentence after sentence, but we somehow require an X where one of the most important persons in human history stands, interesting. Because it's quicker. Ok.The "X" in "Xmas" Doesn't Take the "Christ" Out of "Christmas"
Myth: “Xmas” is a non-religious name / spelling for “Christmas”.
It turns out, “Xmas” is not a non-religious version of “Christmas”. The “X” is actually indicating the Greek letter “Chi”, which is short for the Greek, meaning “Christ”. So “Xmas” and “Christmas” are equivalent in every way except their lettering.
In fact, although writing guides such as those issued by the New York Times; the BBC; The Christian Writer’s Manual of Style; and Oxford Press discourage the use of Xmas in formal writing, at one time, it was a very popular practice, particularly with religious scribes, who are thought to have started the whole “Xmas” thing in the first place. Indeed, the practice of using the symbol “X” in place of Christ’s name has been going on amongst religious scholars for at least 1000 years.
Eventually, this shorthand trick spread to non-religious writings where nearly everywhere “Christ” appeared in a word, the Greek Chi would replace that part of the word. For example, in the 17th and 18th centuries, there are numerous non-religious documents containing instances of “Xine”, which was a common spelling for someone whose name was Christine.
Don't get this wrong, your response was exactly along the lines of what I was looking for. So thanks.
Not really a stir, just bringing my thoughts to the light of what i see in the face of a question. I never truly understood why people did that. In fact I remember doing it once myself, then I realized what I had done, I didn't want others encroaching on what I thought, so I would be better off not going down that road. For my own reasons
cant wait for the next draw
I really like Vapordelphia (9th & South) for for eliquid - lots of popular lines. Hardware I usually buy online. Have fun!
In this instance, bacon DOES NOT make it betterYou gotta mix the crab with about 2% bacon
And stay away from bacon ice as well *shudder*... (bacon with menthol)
Sweet thanks for the protip. Never been there before so it should be interesting.
That gave me an urge to scratch.
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