Which one? The SMM or the Serpent Mini? I have a Serpent Mini and it has been ok. I like tanks that have more airflow than that one does. Flavor is outstanding. I have that and the Ammit in about the same category. They're grrrreat for getting a little nip o' nicotine on the stealth but when I need a big honkin' hit I usually reach for something else.
I'm still praying over whether to semi-retire this year and just work on projects I'm interested in, or push it three more years. Cool thing is that if I decide to slow down, I can reduce my hourly rate and take projects that aren't fast-tracked.
I got the SMM. Airflow looks pretty decent. It is strictly a 510 so now I am on the hunt for one of the press fit drip tips with maximum inner diameter. I will see how it is. Watched a GrimmGreen (MmmMmmmmmm!) review and he really liked it. He is CloudsBroClouds and he was really pleased with it. He did say it is geared towards flavor chasers and he got best results with longer slower pulls. He also tried dual coils but not successfully. I have seen dual verticals done in it though. I will let yuu guys know how it goes.
I'm still praying over whether to semi-retire this year and just work on projects I'm interested in, or push it three more years. Cool thing is that if I decide to slow down, I can reduce my hourly rate and take projects that aren't fast-tracked.
I never miss schedule milestones but I'm getting too old for the stress. Last year's hip disaster and the neuropathy that took away the use of one hand suggests that while I'm charming, witty, handsome, brilliant, talented and otherwise blessed beyond just deserts... I may be mortal.
No matter how little I made we always found a way to make it work. No matter how much I made we always found a way to spend it... There may well be a massive strike here on June 1st. which I may or may not be involved in (fingers crossed). I have a couple backup plans but it is still pretty dicey. Seems like it never ends sometimes... until you retire.I'm still praying over whether to semi-retire this year and just work on projects I'm interested in, or push it three more years. Cool thing is that if I decide to slow down, I can reduce my hourly rate and take projects that aren't fast-tracked.
I never miss schedule milestones but I'm getting too old for the stress. Last year's hip disaster and the neuropathy that took away the use of one hand suggests that while I'm charming, witty, handsome, brilliant, talented and otherwise blessed beyond just deserts... I may be mortal.
I'm still praying over whether to semi-retire this year and just work on projects I'm interested in, or push it three more years. Cool thing is that if I decide to slow down, I can reduce my hourly rate and take projects that aren't fast-tracked.
I never miss schedule milestones but I'm getting too old for the stress. Last year's hip disaster and the neuropathy that took away the use of one hand suggests that while I'm charming, witty, handsome, brilliant, talented and otherwise blessed beyond just deserts... I may be mortal.
Just got this nic today from OK...and some tape for my Brother yuk yukRecord setting heat in my neck of the woods
Semi retire now! I did and it is so worth it. Tempering costs a little but great satisfaction at having more time to do what I love. Life is too short to work hard until we are almost dead. IMOI'm still praying over whether to semi-retire this year and just work on projects I'm interested in, or push it three more years. Cool thing is that if I decide to slow down, I can reduce my hourly rate and take projects that aren't fast-tracked.
I never miss schedule milestones but I'm getting too old for the stress. Last year's hip disaster and the neuropathy that took away the use of one hand suggests that while I'm charming, witty, handsome, brilliant, talented and otherwise blessed beyond just deserts... I may be mortal.
