I can't believe I'm still up this late on a Monday! (Of course, I took a nap when I got home.) Time for me to head out for now. Have a great rest of the day, I'll see y'all in the funny papers! *gone*
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i cam't beliebes i awakes at dis time eitha
dats cuz he still all hyped up wiff burger enzymesI started a nap then my son called to talk about his plug wires
dats cuz he still all hyped up wiff burger enzymes
You could be right he took 1/2 of his half home so he had it two days
Ok... here is one directed more at the guys...
I picked up a Norelco Nose and Facial hair trimmer set on Amazon that is great for those with mustache's and beards... not to mention the nose, ear and eye brow trimmer working pretty good also. I'd owned a different model of theirs with just the inline trimmer ( for nose, ear and eye brows ) but it was getting old and the eye brow comb finally broke on me the other day after several years of use. When I saw this set on sale for less than what I'd paid for the one I already had... I ordered it.
The part that I didn't know about was how much handier the horizontal ( for trimming around beards and mustache's ) was going to be... I'd been using the pop up trimmer on my shaver previously. The only issue with the shaver mounted trimmers, was that the shaver blocks your view while trimming. Having a stand alone one works much better. The included beard comb for the trimmer ( similar to the eye brow comb but allows for a slightly longer hair ) also keeps you from making a mistake and gouging out a little too far as I have previously with my other trimmer. Of course the beard comb won't be too helpful for longer beards... only close cut ones.
Here is a link to it on Amazon if you are interested...
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00QYOSKH6/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I picked up a Norelco Nose and Facial hair trimmer set on Amazon that is great for those with mustache's and beards... not to mention the nose, ear and eye brow trimmer working pretty good also. I'd owned a different model of theirs with just the inline trimmer ( for nose, ear and eye brows ) but it was getting old and the eye brow comb finally broke on me the other day after several years of use. When I saw this set on sale for less than what I'd paid for the one I already had... I ordered it.
The part that I didn't know about was how much handier the horizontal ( for trimming around beards and mustache's ) was going to be... I'd been using the pop up trimmer on my shaver previously. The only issue with the shaver mounted trimmers, was that the shaver blocks your view while trimming. Having a stand alone one works much better. The included beard comb for the trimmer ( similar to the eye brow comb but allows for a slightly longer hair ) also keeps you from making a mistake and gouging out a little too far as I have previously with my other trimmer. Of course the beard comb won't be too helpful for longer beards... only close cut ones.
Here is a link to it on Amazon if you are interested...
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00QYOSKH6/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
A follow-up to my question from last night (and you WILL be graded on this) about how many are mixing their own. I meant to also ask how many folk are building their own, far as coils and wicking. And what are you using for wicking?
I find I go about a month or six weeks or so doing my own, and then switch to pre-builts for a few weeks (laziness??) and then go back to my own. I'm still using Cotton Bacon for wicking. When I bought all these pouches back in July and August I worried about how long they would last me. But I've found they're very stock-piling worthy, I've still got tons left (leading question for Rd, how much does a ton of cotton weigh??? Oh.....
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Anyway, just wondered where y'all were at in this aspect.
I find I go about a month or six weeks or so doing my own, and then switch to pre-builts for a few weeks (laziness??) and then go back to my own. I'm still using Cotton Bacon for wicking. When I bought all these pouches back in July and August I worried about how long they would last me. But I've found they're very stock-piling worthy, I've still got tons left (leading question for Rd, how much does a ton of cotton weigh??? Oh.....
)Anyway, just wondered where y'all were at in this aspect.
Good morning Everyone 
I can build my own and have a ton and a half of stuff for that but still use my Nautilus mini every day,I do save my dead coils in everclear for rebuilding someday
I can build my own and have a ton and a half of stuff for that but still use my Nautilus mini every day,I do save my dead coils in everclear for rebuilding someday
A follow-up to my question from last night (and you WILL be graded on this) I've still got tons left (leading question for Rd, how much does a ton of cotton weigh??? Oh.....
Anyway, just wondered where y'all were at in this aspect.
a ton silly
da aberage weight ub a bale a cotton is 500 lbs so dere woods be 4 bales in a ton ub cotton, each bale can makes 1217 teeshirts, or a gazilliums vapin coils as longs as you habes boll weevil free material dat is cuz da boll weevils can lay 200 eggs per each girl weebles and ya dom't wanna be suckin on no weeble eggs wiff outs bacon so dats how dey imbented da Cotton Bacon vapin cotton so dats in da slight cases dat da weeble eggs were nots taken outs den it enables you to vape you breakfast satisfactorlys wiff a balanced diet 
Now if you wundaring wheres i am in dis aspects is I tryin ta gets a good grade on dis subjicts cuz I knows stuffs good
Now if you wundaring wheres i am in dis aspects is I tryin ta gets a good grade on dis subjicts cuz I knows stuffs good
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