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Kooooooorookookookookookookoooooooo....
Yeah, it's about that time for the traditional 12 beers of christmas.
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There's a new movie quiz posted once a week if anyone's into trivia, eh? The answers to this weeks quiz will be posted tomorrow. http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/freedom-smoke-usa/244717-movie-quiz-22-a.html
If it helps, I think they left before we got here. I don't think we chased them off this time
I do 
but I also have Forte who might be out the rest of the season but I think I've got a good enough RB on my bench to replace him.
but I also have Forte who might be out the rest of the season but I think I've got a good enough RB on my bench to replace him.
I love them both..
I was born into a family of football haters and I end up cheering against the ones in my family that do like football, which isn't many.
So, Miss thang... You had borrowed an Infinity(?) or something right???
What did you think? I think I might wanna go with a tube and tank rather than the BF
What did you think? I think I might wanna go with a tube and tank rather than the BF
I did borrow an Infinity but I also traded my Hog for a Buzz.
the Infinity was the first time I played around with a VV and I loved it but I would rather have my Buzz Pro..
the Infinity was the first time I played around with a VV and I loved it but I would rather have my Buzz Pro..
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Cartos tend to "mute" the flavours a bit, atomizers tend to give a "cleaner" hit.
tanks are fill'n'forget until they empty, bottom-feeders require a squeeze/sqonk every once in a while to reload the atty.
Some people prefer the way a box handles, some people prefer the feel of a tube.
Bottom feeders have a bit of a learning curve, tanks not so much.
You can change the juice in a bottom-feeder 'instantly,' tanks, not so much.
Both have advantages, both have disadvantages--but there is no reason to rule either out, you really just have to decide which to try first
tanks are fill'n'forget until they empty, bottom-feeders require a squeeze/sqonk every once in a while to reload the atty.
Some people prefer the way a box handles, some people prefer the feel of a tube.
Bottom feeders have a bit of a learning curve, tanks not so much.
You can change the juice in a bottom-feeder 'instantly,' tanks, not so much.
Both have advantages, both have disadvantages--but there is no reason to rule either out, you really just have to decide which to try first
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