Agree it's a great pic but I miss the revolving skunks.Great pic... Looks like it could be Wallpaper or your avatar
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Not so different from being a vaper or smoker these days is it?
Not so different from being a vaper or smoker these days is it?
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Yes I have a LV Paranormal 250C. I also have a Therion 75C. Thanks for that info on the update.
Maybe I’m the one who’s fiddly lol! Like I said I’m constantly changing attys and flavors all day and like them all at different settings. So maybe I’m not so impressed but for those who like to Set n Forget it’s perfect
Well, if you have so many attys and need so many settings, why not use different profiles then? You can have 8 different profiles and they're just a few button clicks away from each other. I use about 3 profiles on each of my DNA devices for different atomizers because I use different coils in them. I name the profile after the atty so I don't forget which is which and it's a lot faster than changing material, changing temperature, changing punch etc (that was all for TC).
Ok... I give...Let's say if you were a teen or early twenties during the 70's then chances are you remember.. If you're a millennial... not a chance in
Ok... I give...Let's say if you were a teen or early twenties during the 70's then chances are you remember.. If you're a millennial... not a chance in
Born in 1961.....I'm an old timer
When in my youth, I lived walking distance to out cities Stadium, I could walk there in 5 minutes.. so fortunate as many times, I could actually sit outside on our front porch and hear all the words to what was playing...if i didn't have the 5 or 6 bucks for the tickets back then. I was fortunate to see many of the greats being so close, names such as Jimi Hendrix, Steppenwolf, BTO,Aerosmyth, Lynard Skynard before and after the crash, Allman Brothers, and so many others..
What a great era to grow up in..
What a great era to grow up in..
I’ve been planning on doing that I just haven’t had an opportunity to get to it. But it is a fantastic idea. Thanks.
I followed ZZ Top around the southeast. Saw them 7 times in a two year span.
J Geils at least twice.
Best concert performances I saw were Rod Stewart, ELO and Prince. Pink Floyd was awesome but they were full of themselves.
The best performers always seem to play like they're really glad you're there. Pink Floyd and a select few others are upset that you're not really glad they're there.
I saw ZZ Top twice. I remember the time when I was sober.
Best performance was Zappa on Winter Island in Salem Mass in '84
We snuck in. Onto an island.
Yes Union Tour in 1991 was epic. I just commented about it the other day on FB
" We heard YES (official) 1991 Union Tour show at The Centrum still had floor seats for sale on the day of the show. We were just driving around aimlessly so we went and landed 4th row seats. 4th row at a revolving stage (middle of the floor) with almost every group member they ever had playing. Steve Howe playing Clap from 20' away was epic. "
Best performance was Zappa on Winter Island in Salem Mass in '84
We snuck in. Onto an island.
Yes Union Tour in 1991 was epic. I just commented about it the other day on FB
" We heard YES (official) 1991 Union Tour show at The Centrum still had floor seats for sale on the day of the show. We were just driving around aimlessly so we went and landed 4th row seats. 4th row at a revolving stage (middle of the floor) with almost every group member they ever had playing. Steve Howe playing Clap from 20' away was epic. "
One of the best concerts I saw believe it or not was Rob Zombie.
He puts on one hell of a show, had a 30 foot tall robot walk into the crowd.
He puts on one hell of a show, had a 30 foot tall robot walk into the crowd.
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