Reo Lounge Part V
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Well...maybe I'm in a grumpy mood...but i don't get why we can't discuss nic...it
s what we use to DIY..and It's what we use in store bought juices. Is it only the higher concentrations of nic?
Jeez, we're not talking weed or ..........
ETA my word was bleeped
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s what we use to DIY..and It's what we use in store bought juices. Is it only the higher concentrations of nic?
Jeez, we're not talking weed or ..........
ETA my word was bleeped
^^^^^^
Hmmm... where are you ordering your nic base from? Help a brother canuck out
PM me if you'd prefer to keep it on the down low.
Pm sent
I haven't decided as yet the company I dealt with before is gone
Does it get much sun? How's the ground temperature? My guess is you should be ok, but I'm no gardener. I know that in the upper parts of Florida if a frost is going to set in they spray all the citrus trees with water and ice them up quite a bit. Looks cool. The ice protects the trees rather than hurt them. Doesn't make sense until you look at the details of why..
Hopefully someone can give you better advice than just my, admitted, guess
Does it get much sun? How's the ground temperature? My guess is you should be ok, but I'm no gardener. I know that in the upper parts of Florida if a frost is going to set in they spray all the citrus trees with water and ice them up quite a bit. Looks cool. The ice protects the trees rather than hurt them. Doesn't make sense until you look at the details of why..
Hopefully someone can give you better advice than just my, admitted, guess
Im pretty sure I'm good the greenhouse warms the soil and we aren't getting any big frost now could yet but I doubt it if we get any real overnight lows I will just blow some heat in there if thats the case we have had cold snaps and very rare snow at this time of year but I doubt it this year
Hmmm... where are you ordering your nic base from? Help a brother canuck out
PM me if you'd prefer to keep it on the down low.
Best prices I've found. My Freedom Smokes. 17% off all orders through tomorrow I think.
Thanks, TBG. My issue is that I'm paranoid about Canadian customs - I've heard horror stories about importing nic base. We have very few choices that don't involve importation and they're all price gouging (>$250 for 1l of 100 mg).
I'm not a brother canuck, but I'm still willing to try and help. I've been to St. Johns, Newfoundland a couple of times, but I'm sure that doesn't count.
Disclaimer; Dearest NSA agent that might be reading this, I don't actually have means to transport goods into Canada.
A&W in St. Johns, Newfoundland had the most burger choices I have ever saw on one menu in my life. Beer and an endless supply of burger choices what more could you want out of life. Those Newfies had it made.
Aw come on... You're The Bike Guy! Come up the east coast and stop in and say hi!
Well, that's too bad. Maybe if you took it easy it'd be warm by the time you got here
I do understand though, my next bike is going to be a three wheeler. I don't think my back will handle long distance anymore. Of course it'd be a Harley so the pedaling wouldn't be an issue.
Oh, that's Canada all right. Weird and wacky part, but still part of the grand melting pot that is our nation. As a kid I used to giggle at their accent (kind of an Irish pikey thing going on, different from the New England accent) and the fact that they are in a time zone one-half hour later than EST.
We used to joke that we'd meet up with friends at 7:00... 7:30 in Newfoundland. It was a running gag.
If that's your only experience with Canadians, it's a little like if I only knew people from out Bayou Black way - still representative, just a little more exotic than most.
I always wanted to either either cycle or hike all over the U.S., but I never got around to it. I still have a Trek 720 heavy touring road bike I don't ride anymore. I still have a huge extended hiking backpack too. I did a couple of hikes in the Red River Gorge last year.
Yeah that 1/2 hour time zone was weird. I always liked it up there. Everyone was really nice. I was expecting the accent to be like New England, but it was more like Bob and Doug McKenzie.
I've know a lot of Canadians and when I worked for Penske SOS, I used to talk to the about everyday. The only ones that I ever remember having any problems getting a long with were from Quebec.
I'm not saying people from Quebec are all bad, I met some that were great in my book but I seem to meet a lot from there that had know problem letting me know that they were infinitely better than me and the American revolution was a stupid idea.
Me too. I'm the kind of laid back guy where once I open my mouth people like me. If I don't open it, I get wide berth. Imagine the interesting people you could meet. We all have our stories and I love listening to them. Because I care.
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