Not to my knowledge. They did a very smart thing by renaming their company to WireOptim from Lightning Vapes.
Taste is so subjective. I get butter from WF croissant but Fran doesn't. I also get coconut from PUR NY cheesecake (but it steeps out eventually)
Over 2020 and this year I was using nicotine from 2016. It was clear and tasted like fresh nicotine. I had it stored in the freezer.
We just planted tomatoes. Green beans are next (it's a small garden... 10 x 12 ft) Also have a separate area we grow peppers. Mom likes her Ace tomatoes (8 of them) but I also plant one Beefsteak... they get so big.
I think that's a great way to look at it.Custard Premium is truly awesome. I've never used it over 1%, usually less. IMO it is the best custard around. Regular FA custard is really good too. I'm not at all concerned about the 'bad' flavors with the low %'s we use in our mixes.
ETA: We're talking PPM. Don't ask me how many PPM are in a drop.
Like most things, what tastes best is usually the most dangerous.
I have come down to a flaw in life, and it is a good vape.
I'm going to avoid recipes with a lot of warning triangles, but that's it.
I've always wanted to ask... do doctors enjoy administering shots like that and watching their patients squirm in pain?
Did you smile while giving those kinds of shots?
Are guys or gals the bigger babies?
Be honest.
What kind do you use? Fluorescents are nice (you can mix cool and warm white bulbs... cheaper than fancy grow lights) Of course, I did once have a 1000 watt HID light for growing "other" plants. That was fun but the electric bill was not. Some of the new LEDs are cool (low wattage and run cool)
Yes, younger years needed! What I'm currently dealing with is mostly blow-downs from winter storms. A handful of standing firewood, as well, which might just stay there until it wants to fall on its own. Well, some of them. A few might decide to fall towards the house, so I'll probably make them go another direction before that.
And probably another dozen or so small ones, less than a foot at the base, need to go so the rest, bigger, have room to hopefully live.
If the wife didn't love her gardens so much, I'd be up for a condo. (Nah, not really, "country" life is so much nicer
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Country life is #1 in my book.Yes, younger years needed! What I'm currently dealing with is mostly blow-downs from winter storms. A handful of standing firewood, as well, which might just stay there until it wants to fall on its own. Well, some of them. A few might decide to fall towards the house, so I'll probably make them go another direction before that.
And probably another dozen or so small ones, less than a foot at the base, need to go so the rest, bigger, have room to hopefully live.
If the wife didn't love her gardens so much, I'd be up for a condo. (Nah, not really, "country" life is so much nicer
I haven't heard anything.. yet. They seemed very well stocked when I ordered the other day. Every now and then they'll do a 30% off sale..
My oldest brother passes out with blood draws. For me: they have to do a blood draw from my hands or feet because my veins collapse easily. It doesn't bother me anymore. However, I almost punched out a anesthesiologist once because she caused major discomfort which should have never happened. She did the procedure carelessly before a endoscope and I was very upset. The propofol was burning upon entering my vein. I wasn't a wusy just po'd.I've always wanted to ask... do doctors enjoy administering shots like that and watching their patients squirm in pain?
Did you smile while giving those kinds of shots?
Are guys or gals the bigger babies?
Be honest.
I give injections at work. I don't enjoy it but I usually will let them know what to expect-even if its a routine insulin injection.
The Orthopedists seems to get enjoyment out of giving it. "I'm going to spray some freeze spray on it, but I won't lie-- this is going to hurt". My knee is the one trophy that keeps on giving after 17 years of this, me at 12 years old--
I made a note of those (I wasn't the one who asked but was very interested too)
Not exactly caramels but these are good options:
(FW) Butterscotch ripple and (FLV) Toffee
What’s the % for the VT milk fresh again. I guess I didn’t write it down.
Crazy wind today! We just had out huge camphor tree pruned (cost $1400) It was already in shock and dropping leaves and small branch clusters. Not doing well at all... back lawn is a mess.
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