Next time you want to start a post with the words "Off Subject" ask yourself why you are posting it.
Thanks for the advice sir, but I really could do without it.
Next time you want to start a post with the words "Off Subject" ask yourself why you are posting it.
Excellent answer.
I may quote you on that in the future.
I have to say, going off topic in a thread about comparing unflavored DIY liquid nicotine to tell everyone they should get off nicotine because it's addictive probably wasn't approached with a lot of deep thought.
It was far from my intention to tell anyone what to do. Heck, someone needs to tell ME what to do in order to reduce the habit. And I wouldn't mind at all if they did. But then again, I try to keep an open mind as opposed to those who don't.I started at 18mg premixed stuff from a vendor, and am down to 12mg on occasion for the tough times, and 6mg most others. At night, I vape a zero nic because I can, and I don't mind. I notice a difference, sure... but its keeping me from doing something else to get my nic fix, and I'd rather do this, than make more payments into the suicide installment plan.
I also drink coffee. I enjoy that too. Until a DOCTOR tells me to get off the caffeine and Nic, I'm fine with how things are for me.
If you want to get off this addictive substance, then good for you, and I wish you luck. Heck, I wish you all the luck in the world, if that's YOUR goal.
Me, I'm fine. I don't really care for people telling me what's best for me though, so do your thing, and I'll do mine.
On the scale of substances to which the human brain habituates dependently, I'm sure that nicotine ranks right up there with the most addictive substances we know. On the scale of negative repercussions and dire consequences, however, I believe that nicotine comes in near the bottom of that list. At the levels of most vapers' daily intake, nicotine isn't likely to kill us (now or in 20 years) or be a cause of or doorway leading to other fatal diseases (heart attack, cancer, stroke, diabetes, etc.), and it doesn't alter our behavior in sociopathic ways, as a substance addiction to alcohol can.
I smoked cigarettes for 42 years, and that was about as extreme and awful a love-hate marriage as I can imagine. My passion for any other human being paled compared to my deeply addictive involvement with cigarettes. Going even one day without a cigarette felt like death row. The list of negative repercussions (either actual or potential) was as long as my arm and getting longer each year.
In the three years since I started vaping and quit smoking, all that has changed. No doubt I'm a nicotine addict, but it's a relatively addiction. Yes, I vape most of the day and enjoy it immensely, but I can not vape for a day or two and not experience any significant withdrawal symptoms. I'm just not quite as happy as when I'm vaping. That's a compromise I can live with. So, I'm afraid I'm an unrepentant nicotine addict. Unless something unforeseen and unexpected happens to sound an alarm, I intend to keep using nicotine at my current levels.
Exchaner, if you wish to reduce your dependence, I'll support your efforts, and if you "get off the sauce," so to speak, I'll applaud you for achieving your intention. But what you feel you should do is not what something I feel any need to do. I don't know, maybe my stance is incorrect or unhealthy or immature. Perhaps I should want to get off nicotine. Lots of folks say so. But I don't want to. And I'm pretty confident that I'm not alone in this. Just sayin'.
... dates back to shortly after Hoosier taught me to not DIY like an idiot(read: A long time ago
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ECX I like better. Last VZ batch was sent to me, it was harsh.So without reading 99 pages of posts, are the VZ and ECX still the best bases?
So without reading 99 pages of posts, are the VZ and ECX still the best bases?
So without reading 99 pages of posts, are the VZ and ECX still the best bases?
Hey Kurt, Have ya tried Nude Nic yet? It's really good for flavorings. Yeah, that Nic Vape is great stuff.As the 99 pages of posts state, it is subjective and depends on what you want (completely unflavored or with its own "bouquet"). For unflavored vaping, vintage Box Elder is still my tops. For making flavored juices NicVape wins for me (completely unflavored nic).
Hey Kurt, Have ya tried Nude Nic yet? It's really good for flavorings. Yeah, that Nic Vape is great stuff.
Not yet, Jimi. Not sure where I would fit it in the freezer at this point!I am also trying to patronize AEMSA vendors. Being one of the SMEs, I think it is very important right now.
I'm not seeing BE on the AEMSA list???