Replicant? Replicants are usually made with the consent of the original owner.
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Yep, my wife has given me mods (that I ordered) for Christmas and birthday presents for several years now. Christmas is the hardest. A mod will come in the mail well before Christmas and she'll demand I inspect it and then give it to her so she can wrap it up and put it under the tree.
I am NOT passing that idea on to the DH. He might decide to do the same
Nice squonk BTW!
Its up to you. I have quite a collection of different editions of The Lord of the Rings, why? cause I love that book.
same thing for e-cigs to some people.I personally only have 3. I feel bad now.
The closest store for when I needed a pack now is over $15. If I was to set a vape budget right now it would be a 13.25 for the by the carton price.
I have bought picos, defenders, svd2 and VV4's all for less than $10 to my door. The cheapest mod was a mech on clearance for 12 cents.
All my mods except 4 have cost less than a carton. They were Radiuses and a classic for my vaperversery presents to myself.
Tough call. Nowadays it's 16, 4 1 battery, 4 2 battery, 4 squonkers and 4 going out rigs (subohm tanks and 2 Billet Boxes). But there will come a time when there's something I want... And then I'll have to have the courage to get rid of something before buying something new!
How do I train my husband to do that????You got me there. I made up the titanium part.
She does have a storage thing that hangs on a door with a bunch of transparent pockets full of needles. And several boxes of needles. And bags of needles. And more needles.
On the other hand I get an endless supply of hand knitted socks, sweaters, scarves, and hats. In exchange she gets a row of Picos with assorted tanks, all freshly coiled with full batteries and juice. All she has to do is pick them up and inhale.
Guess it works for both of us.
Cigarrettes in Argentina are still relatively cheap (1.5 dollars a pack) compared to vape gear/juice. But there are more juice choices, and every time I have a couple of dollars left I stock up on juice. My dream is having at least 30 60ml bottles in stock, but I know I never will because it'll be a whopping 400 bucks at one take! So I buy 2 or two extra bottles a month but I seem to be vaping 600 ml a month (10 60ml bottles). I never vaped that much, I need more nic in my juice...
That’s about half my stash. I mostly crochet, and one of those cubes will keep me busy in the winter for about two weeks. The 2nd cube in the left row is sock yarn though. That will last me about five months if I knit every night.
Still no comparison to how much stuff hubby had. He’d hit every auction and buy up all the baby food jars... I inherited every nail, screw, nut, bolt, and washer ever made. There are 40 lbs of staples and an entire cabinet full of work gloves in the garage.
We all have our weaknesses.
i smoked 70 cigs a day
retail price is $40 for pack of 40
if we call a month 30 days, $2100 p/month or less on gear
retail price is $40 for pack of 40
if we call a month 30 days, $2100 p/month or less on gear
Two mods is likely enough. That's all I have in rotation most of the time. The remaining 30+ are backups, tucked away in cardboard boxes. You never know when availabilty, styles or my tastes will change. Total cost is less than one year of smoking, thanks to hunting down deals on what I like.
One way to look at it (or rationalize it) is it's insurance to keep me off the smokes.
I may need a few more...
One way to look at it (or rationalize it) is it's insurance to keep me off the smokes.
I may need a few more...
Wow, this blew up quick I showed her all the responses, she said fine as long I build her a Hairy Potter Room. It is 7:15 am I'm starting in 5 minutes .
Saw something on eBay I liked.
Saw something on eBay I liked.
We're quite easy to train generally. Wife's technique as far as vaping goes was to use the things until they were dry and the wicks burned, then look sad. If that hadn't worked I'm sure she would have cried eventually.
It's always the wife or the husband asking that question I notice.
Here's the thing, if your desire to buy new things is not harming anyone, well, there's nothing wrong with it in my opinion and if it helps you stay smoke free, well, there you go. Etc. But, some folks like collecting different SORTS of setups, and others like backups of what they really enjoy.
I did some stockpiling early on and I've also won things and bought the wrong kinds of things in my quest for a perfect vape and etc., (which I've usually given away or donated.)
Now that I have many things I like, it takes something I really find exceptional or just COVET to make me pull out that checkbook. I have nic for life, flavors are a HUGE pull as there are so many of them.
I would discuss with your wife not so much "how many mods are too many" but how much she is comfortable with you spending (and if she has hobbies, too, well it's certainly fair to COMPARE them, I mean my husband has a CEMENT MIXER for instance) and then judiciously decide how you want to spend that money.
I have seen (and experienced watching others) who tend to be quite happy with their setups, slow down on the purchasing and really focus on what next FEATURE they want, not so much "how many mods."
I also think there is a place for rotation and stuff, I don't use ALL my mods at once (although I usually have around 12 active setups at one time) but I do rotate them in and out, as older gear can have new life (for me) and feel "new" again to me, and that sensation is enjoyable (to me).
I do need to have a bit of a fire sale, and by that rid myself of certain items that I know I won't be likely to vape at all as I have other setups that supersede them, although I will say, I do that with a certain amount of "judiciousness" nowadays, because some of what I love is older, expensive, and hard to obtain. Other things, not so much, etc.
Break it down to a hard number would be my advice (excluding stuff that needs to be replaced in an ongoing way like coils, eliquid and batteries) and you'll probably both be happier about it.
Too many mods is kind of nebulous. "X amount of dollars per month/year" is not, and you'll be less likely to impulse buy, more willing to wait for sales on great items, etc., all that good stuff.
Anna
Here's the thing, if your desire to buy new things is not harming anyone, well, there's nothing wrong with it in my opinion and if it helps you stay smoke free, well, there you go. Etc. But, some folks like collecting different SORTS of setups, and others like backups of what they really enjoy.
I did some stockpiling early on and I've also won things and bought the wrong kinds of things in my quest for a perfect vape and etc., (which I've usually given away or donated.)
Now that I have many things I like, it takes something I really find exceptional or just COVET to make me pull out that checkbook. I have nic for life, flavors are a HUGE pull as there are so many of them.
I would discuss with your wife not so much "how many mods are too many" but how much she is comfortable with you spending (and if she has hobbies, too, well it's certainly fair to COMPARE them, I mean my husband has a CEMENT MIXER for instance) and then judiciously decide how you want to spend that money.
I have seen (and experienced watching others) who tend to be quite happy with their setups, slow down on the purchasing and really focus on what next FEATURE they want, not so much "how many mods."
I also think there is a place for rotation and stuff, I don't use ALL my mods at once (although I usually have around 12 active setups at one time) but I do rotate them in and out, as older gear can have new life (for me) and feel "new" again to me, and that sensation is enjoyable (to me).
I do need to have a bit of a fire sale, and by that rid myself of certain items that I know I won't be likely to vape at all as I have other setups that supersede them, although I will say, I do that with a certain amount of "judiciousness" nowadays, because some of what I love is older, expensive, and hard to obtain. Other things, not so much, etc.
Break it down to a hard number would be my advice (excluding stuff that needs to be replaced in an ongoing way like coils, eliquid and batteries) and you'll probably both be happier about it.
Too many mods is kind of nebulous. "X amount of dollars per month/year" is not, and you'll be less likely to impulse buy, more willing to wait for sales on great items, etc., all that good stuff.
Anna
Is there no way to get nicotine there? Maybe have someone ship it to you in shampoo bottles or something? DIY would be SO much cheaper for you!
Well I've been vaping for nearly 7 years and I don't know the answer to this question - I'll let you know when I get there
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