Older Folks and Vaping Back Porch - Part Seven
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Is there anything to snitch about? Neither of you has indicated aye or nay. Personally, I do not know whether my post violates any ECF rule, but if it does, I'd like to know. I'm hoping that your cryptic posts mean you don't know either. If you know, you have to tell... I call.
I've found the remarks about 'honey do' lists quite amusing...
Having been married to a man with a brilliant mind, but alas, little of that thing called common sense, and incapable of using any tool more formidable than a screwdriver without causing himself severe injury. All of the tools, power saws, drills, hammers, pliers, socket wrenches, etc....you name it...in our household were my personal possessions...
Having been married to a man with a brilliant mind, but alas, little of that thing called common sense, and incapable of using any tool more formidable than a screwdriver without causing himself severe injury. All of the tools, power saws, drills, hammers, pliers, socket wrenches, etc....you name it...in our household were my personal possessions...
I've done more research on the "different" kind of joose that I bought yesterday. It turns out the price I paid at a brick and mortar for 300 mg of this in 60 ml of vaping base (VG and PG) was not an inflated price at all compared to online prices for the identical joose.
The brand I purchased, HempBombs, seems to be one of the most well-known, well-liked and least expensive per mg of this.
Oddly enough, the product is sold according to total content per container rather than amount of ingredient per ml. That means that a 16.5 ml container with 250 mg has 15 mg per ml while a 60 ml container with 300 mg has only 5 mg per ml. At the vape shop yesterday, I bought the latter but they also had the former for sale.
Here's the manufacturer's website, which sells and explains the product: (you can PM for this) They also sell the product in different forms: oil, cream, gummies, capsules and other delivery vehicles. I have already ordered more vape joose. My recommendation is to shop according to total mg per container, which makes the e-liquid as good or better than other forms when it comes to price-per-mg.
The brand I purchased, HempBombs, seems to be one of the most well-known, well-liked and least expensive per mg of this.
Oddly enough, the product is sold according to total content per container rather than amount of ingredient per ml. That means that a 16.5 ml container with 250 mg has 15 mg per ml while a 60 ml container with 300 mg has only 5 mg per ml. At the vape shop yesterday, I bought the latter but they also had the former for sale.
Here's the manufacturer's website, which sells and explains the product: (you can PM for this) They also sell the product in different forms: oil, cream, gummies, capsules and other delivery vehicles. I have already ordered more vape joose. My recommendation is to shop according to total mg per container, which makes the e-liquid as good or better than other forms when it comes to price-per-mg.
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Whoa wowzer !
I did some editing.
Reminder that you can't discuss/mention that stuff at all on ECF in any way, shape or form.
Evading the Forum's Censors by 'spelling out the letters' is also a no-go.
I did some editing.
Reminder that you can't discuss/mention that stuff at all on ECF in any way, shape or form.
Evading the Forum's Censors by 'spelling out the letters' is also a no-go.
In the interest of expanding my mind with more knowledge, will you or someone please point me to the rule that I inadvertently violated? I'm not challenging the rule; I'd simply like to read it.
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16. Offensive or illegal content
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34. Electronic cigarette definition
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Why we don't allow drug talk
Thanks, Cindy. I will now post my one-time objection to ECF's interpretation of its own rules.Forum Rules
34. Electronic cigarette definition
d. ECF does not allow or support the use or discussion of use of any substances that we consider unconnected to normal e-cigarette use or generally recognized as illegal. ECF is a single-topic resource and that topic is the e-cigarette.
e. Members may not discuss non-legal non-consumer drugs.
Why we don't allow drug talk
I can't argue against "substances we consider unconnected", since that means whatever ECF chooses for it to mean. However, there is no illegality regarding the substance I was discussing... not here in any US state and not in the UK either. I was not able to find evidence of it being illegal anywhere in the world. Therefore, it is odd to me that the majority of what was cited was related to legality.
I'm done. I'm right, but it doesn't matter. I won't mention the subject again. Can I still mention drinking alcohol? There are places where that's not legal, and it's not connected to normal e-cigarette use so far as I know.
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Yiddle, you just described me to a "T". Well, except that part about the brilliant mind. The point is, I'm hopeless when it comes to all the home repair and mechanical shenanigans that many men get up to. I envy guys who can do all that stuff, but I was never taught growing up and didn't really take an interest until it was a bit too late to master it all.I've found the remarks about 'honey do' lists quite amusing...
Hence why I put in a "call" to our friendly moderator
And while I agree with you, seems we also agree on "Oliver's house, Oliver's rules."
I had good experiences also. 3 times, all post surgeries. The first was great, private room. But that was different insurance & I had an open wound & already compromised immune system, so alone was good. 2nd & 3rd times I had roommates. Same Rehab/Skilled Nursing facility. PT & OT were great. The first time I couldn't walk at all h could barely stand alone. I was going thru something that started like Ginny's but went much further & I came really close to dying. I was so happy to get out of the hospital! I had no therapy there at all h was there for a month. Rehab was sooooo much better. During all of it I only had 2 negative experiences. Both because of panic attacks. Once they realized what was going on they were great with helping me. I wouldn't hesitate to go there again. You do need to go see her some & be a physical presence to be noted. But daily is not good. She needs to eat, sleep, rest up for therapy & let the morphine or delaudid or whatever wear off so she can think clearly & get her strength back. I really have a hard time coming out of that. It takes quite awhile. Biut it's not an "in there to die" thing. It's a "in there to get better & go home" thing.
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That's great! She'll be able to walk when she does come home. Coming home now is a terrible idea for both of you. Since mobility is an issue for both of you, please get that lined up next. Neither of you can keep doing this h it keeps coming up.
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Any time a new Dr steps in they start questioning meds. She's on stuff for several different things. In the end, they have to go with what the Drs that have been treating her all along say. Go up there & have a face to face with whoever is rocking the boat. Tell them if they have questions about the treatment program her Drs have her on then they should consult with her Drs. In the meantime they are not to change a thing. This is something you need to be tough about. She is only under their care temporarily, not on a continuing basis. They are not her Drs. If they object call her Drs.
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