Wish I lived close, I’d come over and take care of those atties for you. I’m not great at it, but it would be somewhat better than having to do it yourself.
Wish I lived close, I’d come over and take care of those atties for you. I’m not great at it, but it would be somewhat better than having to do it yourself.
I think you should try a single coil RDA and see what you think. It'll be more forgiving of the wicking than an RTA and the flavour should be more intense if you choose the right one. Dual coil RDAs work better with more power and can give you bigger clouds - it's twice the surface area of coil.
Good Morning Shiny People
In spite of my incredibly reckless youth, I managed to stay ink free. I do have a strong affinity for themes of mortality and occult, gothic or horror imagery, though. Throw a skull on it and I'll give you an extra nickel
TBH, it probably wouldn't ever leave the vape lair.
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Very cool! I wonder how long it’ll take before you stop trying to push up the glasses you’re no longer wearing.
I have one single coil rda, and I like it as well if not better than all my dual coil rda's. The dead rabbit sq 22mm. It has plenty of af for dtl, or you can close it down for mtl. Can produce a ton of vapor, and the taste it gives is phenomenal. I know this is all subjective, and just my opinion.....but, I'm right.
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I probably have the same number of each both dual and single RBAs. And to be honest I usually end up with the smaller 22mm single coil atty. For me overall the flavor is better. I use the dual coils if I want more cloud type vaping. Although I can get some nice dense vapor from single coils as well. The mod Im putting them on will play a role also. I vary rarely put a dual coil on a single battery mod. Of course this all depends on the individual atty and is subjective.
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I had one of my plates removed after 7 months. Like you, a screw had backed out slightly, and it sat right on my ankle bone. It was irritating more than anything, and rubbed against my boots.
My surgeon left in the other plate, as that side was pure cornflake bones - his words, not mine
The titanium screws are tiny. Removing the plate & 6 screws was done in a half hour surgery under general anaesthetic. I was able to walk in it within hours of the surgery. The pain was there, and sore, but nothing like the original injury and repair surgery.
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I had one of my plates removed after 7 months. Like you, a screw had backed out slightly, and it sat right on my ankle bone. It was irritating more than anything, and rubbed against my boots.
My surgeon left in the other plate, as that side was pure cornflake bones - his words, not mine
The titanium screws are tiny. Removing the plate & 6 screws was done in a half hour surgery under general anaesthetic. I was able to walk in it within hours of the surgery. The pain was there, and sore, but nothing like the original injury and repair surgery.
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Oh boy that sucks. How long did it take for you to recover? The thing with the hip joint is that it’s a long distance from the skin to the bone especially on my hips with extra padding lol!! They’d still have cut all through the soft tissue and muscle. My screws go from the out femur thru the femoral neck. The hip bone will be weakened because there will be a hole throughout the entire bone. This is what it looked like at week 12...
I had one of my plates removed after 7 months. Like you, a screw had backed out slightly, and it sat right on my ankle bone. It was irritating more than anything, and rubbed against my boots.
My surgeon left in the other plate, as that side was pure cornflake bones - his words, not mine
The titanium screws are tiny. Removing the plate & 6 screws was done in a half hour surgery under general anaesthetic. I was able to walk in it within hours of the surgery. The pain was there, and sore, but nothing like the original injury and repair surgery.
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Shiny
I spent 2 weeks off work, but was fully mobile during that time. To reduce swelling, my surgeon had me spend 2 weeks with my ankle elevated. It was a fantastic holiday
I'd just get your surgeon to drill the damn screw in a bit more
A Major Study That Fueled National Vape Panic Has Been Retracted
All I could picture in my mind while reading this was,
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All I could picture in my mind while reading this was,
I was shocked at how quickly I stopped doing that after cataract surgery. You'd think a habit of fifty years would have been harder to break.
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