Morning Krewe! Lots to get done in the office today because we won't be here tomorrow--have training to attend in Branson. I'll pop in as I can.
Kawfee beanz, DIY and assorted Shenaniganery :)
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I'm not too sure about the Narda... I've never liked that style of trapping the legs. I just never had any luck with wrapping the legs around the screw, it always ended up making my coil go all janky. I'd usually put a washer in there and trap the leg under the washer, but even then, I prefer other styles. Other than that, it does look like it'd be a pretty decent atty.
Only "like" the first bit... not the second bit.This oilfield situation is making it tough for a lot of us here in Texas.
No kiddin'... I still have a bunch of friends that have been looking for work for a year... some even longer.
Totally understand this!Thanks, Darlin'.For now, I think I'm gonna stick with the devil I know... I've got too much time in here to walk away just yet. 11 years so far, and I'm the senior tech in the department and second in charge. The pay cut should only end up being about $200 less a month, and I think we can handle it as long as I start paying more attention to how I spend. Besides that, I'm only 6 years into my mortgage... if I walk away from that money-pit right now, I'll lose my shirt!
Totally understand this!
It's a cool idea to come up there and work wif ya, though... I'd DARE those guys to bully you or give you a hard time if I were there.
Somebody'd learn real quick that ya don't mess wif my fam!And that's one of the reasons I love you so!!It's a cool idea to come up there and work wif ya, though... I'd DARE those guys to bully you or give you a hard time if I were there.
Does anyone here have a wismec theorem? A guy who works 2 cells up from me also vapes(no nic though, he does it for flavor) bought one but doesn't like it. He's offered to sell it to me for $10. Is that a good deal and is it worth it?
And that's one of the reasons I love you so!!
I don't have one, but I looked at 'em pretty hard. They are the new "Genesis Style" tanks (at least that's what we used to call 'em). Now they call 'em RDTA (Rebuildable Dripping Tank Atomizer). They are supposedly pretty good, and can be wicked well with rayon (not sure about cotton, but I wouldn't try it). $10 is definitely not a bad deal for that tank, but I'm not sure that it is a tank that would fit your vaping style. They are typically set up for sub-ohm, and are a bit tricky to get them to work right. If you've got the extra money, it's a good buy if you want to experiment with that style of tank... at least, that's my
And for some happy news: Seventeen years ago today, I married my beloved Bride at a very, very small ceremony in a church in Jacksonville, FL. And by small, I mean the two of us and two pastors (husband and wife duo). They were very happy to hold a small, private ceremony for the two of us so that we wouldn't have to do a Justice of the Peace wedding. We flew to Houston the next day and had a larger ceremony with family at my Bride's family church. Then, four days after our wedding, I shipped off for a six month deployment overseas aboard a United States Naval Aircraft Carrier... that beautiful woman shipped me a care package every single week for six months. And she hasn't slacked off in her love and care for me for a single day in the past seventeen years.
And for some happy news: Seventeen years ago today, I married my beloved Bride at a very, very small ceremony in a church in Jacksonville, FL. And by small, I mean the two of us and two pastors (husband and wife duo). They were very happy to hold a small, private ceremony for the two of us so that we wouldn't have to do a Justice of the Peace wedding. We flew to Houston the next day and had a larger ceremony with family at my Bride's family church. Then, four days after our wedding, I shipped off for a six month deployment overseas aboard a United States Naval Aircraft Carrier... that beautiful woman shipped me a care package every single week for six months. And she hasn't slacked off in her love and care for me for a single day in the past seventeen years.
Aww, that's sweet! Happy Anniversary to you and your Bride!
My son's dad gave him money so my son(whom I share my vape stuffs with cause I'd rather he vapes than smoke) said he would give me the money to buy it. That way if I didn't like it, he would try it.
I don't have one, but I looked at 'em pretty hard. They are the new "Genesis Style" tanks (at least that's what we used to call 'em). Now they call 'em RDTA (Rebuildable Dripping Tank Atomizer). They are supposedly pretty good, and can be wicked well with rayon (not sure about cotton, but I wouldn't try it). $10 is definitely not a bad deal for that tank, but I'm not sure that it is a tank that would fit your vaping style. They are typically set up for sub-ohm, and are a bit tricky to get them to work right. If you've got the extra money, it's a good buy if you want to experiment with that style of tank... at least, that's my
Happy Anniversary to you and your Lady Wife!!!! That is awesome!!
Thank you, Sweet Pea! She is Very Sweet! She takes really good care of me!
Thank you, Darlin'! Sounds like a win-win! I think someone in here (Mark maybe?) has a Theorem... if not, I know there are a few people in the rayon thread that do, so if you have any trouble with it, I can ask around for you.
I have one, and I like it. Easy to build on. When I first got it, I was still using cotton, and it is super easy to wick. With rayon, it's still easy, you just have to thin the tails, and that's not hard to do.
Air flow options are very nice. Getting the top off to refill is a bit fiddly, but not bad at all.
And for some happy news: Seventeen years ago today, I married my beloved Bride at a very, very small ceremony in a church in Jacksonville, FL. And by small, I mean the two of us and two pastors (husband and wife duo). They were very happy to hold a small, private ceremony for the two of us so that we wouldn't have to do a Justice of the Peace wedding. We flew to Houston the next day and had a larger ceremony with family at my Bride's family church. Then, four days after our wedding, I shipped off for a six month deployment overseas aboard a United States Naval Aircraft Carrier... that beautiful woman shipped me a care package every single week for six months. And she hasn't slacked off in her love and care for me for a single day in the past seventeen years.
Congratulations to you both! I have a feeling the love and care flows equally in both directions.
Thanks dear heart I would appreciate that! I do sub ohm sometimes.Sounds like a win-win! I think someone in here (Mark maybe?) has a Theorem... if not, I know there are a few people in the rayon thread that do, so if you have any trouble with it, I can ask around for you.
And for some happy news: Seventeen years ago today, I married my beloved Bride at a very, very small ceremony in a church in Jacksonville, FL. And by small, I mean the two of us and two pastors (husband and wife duo). They were very happy to hold a small, private ceremony for the two of us so that we wouldn't have to do a Justice of the Peace wedding. We flew to Houston the next day and had a larger ceremony with family at my Bride's family church. Then, four days after our wedding, I shipped off for a six month deployment overseas aboard a United States Naval Aircraft Carrier... that beautiful woman shipped me a care package every single week for six months. And she hasn't slacked off in her love and care for me for a single day in the past seventeen years.
Happy Anniversary to you and your lovely bride!
And for some happy news: Seventeen years ago today, I married my beloved Bride at a very, very small ceremony in a church in Jacksonville, FL. And by small, I mean the two of us and two pastors (husband and wife duo). They were very happy to hold a small, private ceremony for the two of us so that we wouldn't have to do a Justice of the Peace wedding. We flew to Houston the next day and had a larger ceremony with family at my Bride's family church. Then, four days after our wedding, I shipped off for a six month deployment overseas aboard a United States Naval Aircraft Carrier... that beautiful woman shipped me a care package every single week for six months. And she hasn't slacked off in her love and care for me for a single day in the past seventeen years.
Happy anniversary and you sound just like me and my wife. Married and went on deployment on the USS Aircraft Carrier, JFK. Also we got married in Jacksonville as well. Justice of the Peace married a very nervous sailor and his bride to be.
I have one, and I like it. Easy to build on. When I first got it, I was still using cotton, and it is super easy to wick. With rayon, it's still easy, you just have to thin the tails, and that's not hard to do.
Air flow options are very nice. Getting the top off to refill is a bit fiddly, but not bad at all.
Congratulations to you both! I have a feeling the love and care flows equally in both directions.
So it was you that had a Theorem... I knew somebody 'round here had one.
And thanks, Brother... it certainly does. She took care of me when I needed it, and now it's my turn to do the same for her.
Thanks dear heart I would appreciate that! I do sub ohm sometimes.
Anything for you, Sweetheart... you know that.
Happy Anniversary to you and your lovely bride!
Thanks, Angel! It took me a coupla tries, but I definitely got picked by a good one!
Now ain't that a hell of a coincidence! We got married right before my third deployment... on the Kennedy!!! LOL! Thanks, Skully!
Is it a good deal? I'd say yes/no. Some people love 'em, some hate 'em, but if someone wanted to try it it's a good deal.
Is it worth it? For you, not so sure it would be. Whole different ballgame than what you are used to vaping.
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