Yay to you too! When this thread first started we were making a big deal about celebrating 1 year and just look at us now! We've come a long way baby!! Feels great!
JUP! Even though ALL vapeversaries are fantastic, I still think someone's first year is the very best one, but I often think when I see the years increasing for some of us, how wonderful it's been to share this journey for so long. It's truly amazing how each of us have grown, and how vaping has grown. Even for folks who have chosen to stay pretty much with the equipment they started with, it's growth. They've usually tried some other things, and know that they like something very simple. If they haven't tried other things, they are still quite content with what they use and it's kept them off cigs for a long time! I suppose it's because I enjoyed smoking and never wanted to quit.....but it still just absolutely amazes me how well vaping just works!
One time I went to the doctor and told him I'd broken a rib. At this point, having broken about 7 of them, I know what it feels like. It happened when I sneezed. The doctor told me he was sure that I had not broken a rib. The x-ray showed it.
oh dang. Only bones I've ever broken have been a couple vertebrae. But I was told many years ago that I could literally sneeze wrong and rupture some discs that were bulging.
Their burgers were good too. I remember going there when I was in my early 20's like 20 and they still had the girls that would bring you your food and stuff to the car and hang the tray on your window.
I don't recall if the one that was a drive up and had burgers or not. I know that we'd sometimes get an extra treat and get a lil bag of tater chips to go with our root beer. As a young adult, I lived in a town that had an A&W restaurant. The food was good, but the rootbeer while still good, just wasn't as creamy as the mugs at the drive up one when I was a teenager.
For "Where's Waldo?" aficionados, can you find the white horse? She's off-white (somewhat grayish), and camouflages herself pretty well. I didn't even see she was there until I'd watched the video umpteen times.
newp, I saw only 4. At one point I saw some hind quarters that looked that color for a nano second, but am pretty sure it was just the sun glinting off the slightly lighter colored horse of the main 4.
@DancingHeretik; I'm hearing that severe storms and a possible tornado went through your city, and that thousands are without power. Here's hoping that you and yours are all OK!
oh dang.......hope she's ok. Our power blinked off then back on. Nothing serious, but quite a bit of wind and rain last night for awhile. Frankie isn't too scared of storms usually, but he was getting a bit antsy. They have an awning out back and it was whipping and creaking a lot, so I shut the back door when he seemed to be getting a bit nervous about it.
Where I grew up, all soft drinks are referred to as a coke. If you tell someone you want a coke, they'll most likely ask you what kind. I truly cannot remember any southerner asking for a soda, a pop or a soft drink. I had some Yankee cousins who called it pop. Made us giggle. We never knew that we were actually the odd balls for calling everything a coke.
Jup. Pop sounds odd. That's what balloons do when ya poke em with a pin. Traveling up north somewhere I remember goin in a quicky mart and seeing pop on the neon sign above the cooler. Most folks here don't call everything coke, I think usually it's soda. But what can I say, I'm weird. lol Not that that is news to anyone here
Sometimes we'd get the single serving bags of salted peanuts instead of chips, and pour the whole thing into the soda-pop. That's probably a southern 'thang', or maybe it was a kid thing ... I haven't seen anyone do it in decades.
Haven't done it in awhile, but JUP iffy is correct.......salted peanuts in an RC!!! My favs are Dr Pepper and root beer, but if I'm gonna drink a cola, I still prefer RC. Don't like pepsi at all. And yes, I did pick out all 3 in a blind taste test once at a grocery store. The guy was surprised. he said most folks got em wrong or couldn't tell he difference.
I worked for peanuts until I proved my salt. Then I got salted peanuts.
