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FranC

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    They were having some kind of holiday over there Fran so it was delaying shipping.

    I'm having one of those days at work where nothing goes right. I'm ready for it to end.
    Yeah, I figured that. I'm in no big hurry for more dts but they are pretty. Hope your day speeds up for you.
     

    CMD-Ky

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    That DF you're squirting into your unflavored is tobacco. :)

    I will say this much, this bottled tobacco is nowhere near the quality of NETs. Two completely different animals.

    I didn't realize the Dragon Fire was considered a tobacco flavor. I am going to write something I have rarely said out loud let alone written down to be forever preserved.
    I might have been wrong.
     

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    I didn't realize the Dragon Fire was considered a tobacco flavor. I am going to write something I have rarely said out loud let alone written down to be forever preserved.
    I might have been wrong.
    Not only tobacco, but a cased NET. :)
     

    CMD-Ky

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    Not only tobacco, but a cased NET. :)

    I knew it was a NET (I think that it was you that put me on to DF) but did not know it was considered a tobacco flavor. But there it is, right under "Tobacco Flavors". When I learn, I'm going to like this reading stuff.
    There has got to be a way that I can twist this around so that it is someone else's fault. I know, I'll say that Mrs CMD must have distracted me at a critical moment.
     

    FranC

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    Very happy to say I found my 2 missing mixes one of which is a Bilberry Cereal I have high hopes for. They were the only 2 mixed in plastic bottles and I found them in another box.Now if I could find the 2 missing recipes I ‘d be very happy
     

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    I knew it was a NET (I think that it was you that put me on to DF) but did not know it was considered a tobacco flavor. But there it is, right under "Tobacco Flavors". When I learn, I'm going to like this reading stuff.
    There has got to be a way that I can twist this around so that it is someone else's fault. I know, I'll say that Mrs CMD must have distracted me at a critical moment.
    Naturally Extracted Tobacco.

    Yes, by all means, blame Mrs. CMD. That's what she's there for. :)
     

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    Good morning, random folks:)

    Question of the day. What is your preferred vaping style as far as tanks go? MTL or DL? Drop-in coils or wind your own? etc?

    I'm a black sheep. I do what many consider high wattage DL, anywhere from 60 to 90 watts, RTAs mostly, dual coils from .18 to .3Ω, lots of air. Flavor is important to me, but the clouds are pretty big and I won't lie, I like the cloud part too. My main atty is an Aromamizer Plus with a 5ml glass on a Smoant Cylon, nice match. I build all my coils except every rare once in a while I will buy a fancy pre-wrapped set of something more complicated, and I have a spool of twisted fused clapton wire I break out now and then.
    I handle all my wife's vaping needs as well, buy everything for her. She uses a couple drop in coil Nautilus Mini tanks, and a Nautilus 2s on a selection of mods, Istick 20, 30, 40, and a similar Kanger mod that has a removable battery. She vapes around 10 tp 15 watts in general.
     

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    Let harvesting fall by the wayside. Some of the cukes and zucchini are enormous
     

    uthinkofsomething

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    Let harvesting fall by the wayside. Some of the cukes and zucchini are enormous
    I am hard pressed to pick which "hobby" I enjoy more, vaping or gardening. My cukes are pretty much done for the year. I still have bell peppers, tomatoes, and a few honeydew melons growing though.
     

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    I took a break from work and wrapped coils and have my first royal hunter mini coiled and wicked. It's a bit of a tight fit but not terrible. I'll get out a sft to try when I get home later.
     

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    I took a break from work and wrapped coils and have my first royal hunter mini coiled and wicked. It's a bit of a tight fit but not terrible. I'll get out a sft to try when I get home later.
    I have one of those that I bought on sale for $3 last year. Only thing I don't like about it it the plastic "screen" in tip. Prevents juice popping at your lips but condensation builds up on it.
    Gotta love how tiny it is though.
     

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    I have one of those that I bought on sale for $3 last year. Only thing I don't like about it it the plastic "screen" in tip. Prevents juice popping at your lips but condensation builds up on it.
    Gotta love how tiny it is though.

    I got the seven different colors for $9 shipped. What coils are you using? Is it possible to run a single coil in it? I put in two nine wrap 2.5mm ss316 to start. I bought them for trying flavors. I hope they work out like I wanted.
     

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    I am hard pressed to pick which "hobby" I enjoy more, vaping or gardening. My cukes are pretty much done for the year. I still have bell peppers, tomatoes, and a few honeydew melons growing though.
    like a lot of things, I do a lot of DIY. It indeed is a fantastic hobby, or even way of life. I had a crappy end to my work day. When I got home, being out in the garden and harvesting my beautiful organic produce dropped all negativity out of my head. We have a large scale garden, and mainly growing out of necessity.. organic produce is so so expensive up here, and often times by the time it gets here its rotten. No thanks to expensive rotten food we say. We still have so much to harvest still, and everything is growing still.. I just wish my tomatoes would ripen. We've had such cool weather. I'm thinking some plastic sheeting to give them some more warmth. We planted way way late, and used strawbale gardening this year, with plans to make 10 4'x8'x20" raised beds, and use the composted strawbales to start our beds, fill the rest with soil. I am building my own PVC drip irrigation system as well! I love gardening, though at times it can be quite a lot of work.
    Oh and I also have a fruit tree orchard with honeycrisp and wolf river apples, cherry, and peach.
     

    FranC

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    like a lot of things, I do a lot of DIY. It indeed is a fantastic hobby, or even way of life. I had a crappy end to my work day. When I got home, being out in the garden and harvesting my beautiful organic produce dropped all negativity out of my head. We have a large scale garden, and mainly growing out of necessity.. organic produce is so so expensive up here, and often times by the time it gets here its rotten. No thanks to expensive rotten food we say. We still have so much to harvest still, and everything is growing still.. I just wish my tomatoes would ripen. We've had such cool weather. I'm thinking some plastic sheeting to give them some more warmth. We planted way way late, and used strawbale gardening this year, with plans to make 10 4'x8'x20" raised beds, and use the composted strawbales to start our beds, fill the rest with soil. I am building my own PVC drip irrigation system as well! I love gardening, though at times it can be quite a lot of work.
    Oh and I also have a fruit tree orchard with honeycrisp and wolf river apples, cherry, and peach.
    You certainly have your work/hobby cut out for you
     

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