Yeah, Evaps.fr. I’ve been very content with the French stores.
Pluid is this crazy green aniseed, absynth type of juice that was very popular in the first half of the 2010’s. I’ve been jonesing for it for a long time.
How wonderful that you found a place that you love so much. That is so valuable to have in your life. Must help with recovering from anything as well.
. I would love that.Anyway, let me know when you're next coming and we could meet up for a coffee.... Covid permitting
That's an American slang I see in movies sometimes. What's the derivation? Who was Jones and why did he or she want something so badly?
I managed to find myself a Minikin Kodama 150w and it's just been shipped off and it's on the way
from my perspective (and I did some serious time in the drug world) MR Jones and MR Brownstone were both slang words for dope. Mostly ...... but could have been used for other drugs I suppose.
Meant to reply to this earlier, but you know life.Morning shinies
The Clutch has been on my wishlist for ages, how comfy is it to hold and is the button press anywhere near the dotsquonk in easyness?
Right now I'm tossing up between a Grus 100w, another Mixx or another squonk mod
Most have forgotten the topsidesq. It seemingly had a short run.
Larger than the clutch with the same topfill as a regular topside mod. I have a blue one somewhere. Made by signature tips and seem to be getting hard to find.
Just thought id mention it as a potential addition to the wish list.
No one seems to know for sure. There are some theories here.
So sorry about the X total error and didn't notice.How's my fellow kiwi geek (vape and otherwise) going on your career hunt?
Jones is also a common last name along with Smith. My maiden name was Jones.
Skunk 24-28. I’m not a US citizens, but I’m in.
The only single 26650 mods I have are the OG hCigar VT75, Hohm Tech Slice and OG Aegis. To be honest I get longer runtime from a 3000mAh 18650 than the 4300mAh Aspire 26650.Yes but not really for a single battery mod
Just found out the other day that Hohm Tech mods (HohmWrecker & Slice) will drain batteries flat if left in them, just threw out a pair of newish HG2s and a older 26650. I should have taken them out but you know how it is.
My DNA mods and most others will still have lots of battery life after months and months of sitting idle.
yes it is. I drove cross country once and that was one of 3 of my cassette tapes I had to listen to. I was fleeing some warrants and left California in a hurry. Unprepared. I was driving my VW bug and my soon to be fiance was following me in his truck with trailer. I wanted to have fun and was picking up hitch hikers and ditching him. We did not have a cell phone in 1988 but we had a call home number (a friend that helped relay messages) so I would call home and tell my friend to tell my fiance I would meet him in say, Amarillo Texas at the first exit, and then ditch him. He was not happy but I most likely did not care too much. I had promised my mom and GOD I would stop doing drugs if I could get away without going to prison. This trip across country was my last fling and the music was apropo
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Ahh if i could remember just one of my teenage years/early 20s we'd have a blast talking about it right now.
I learned in 12 step programs not to glorify the drug years, sometimes it is hard because I did have a heck of a lot of fun. I was carefree and wild. You would not recognize me today. I went from a person that was always getting a utility turned off for lack of pymt (if it was the electricity I did not mind too much because my apartment had a light socket on the porch and the building paid for it so I would hook in one of the adaptor things that had some plugs by the light bulb and voila, a few extension cords and I had electricity)
to a person with excellent credit and I am now very anti drug.
I grew up in the 70's in Southern California and had very little parental guidance. Not much more to say than that. Except yes, I took it a lot farther then most of my friends. Up to about age 30, long past when everyone else I used to party with had gone off to college and now had a good degree.
We are what we have been through and I would not trade my strength for anything.
Great stories and thanks for sharing.
What you say is true - we are the people we are because of our experiences and the twists and turns of life through decisions we've made. The most interesting people I know have lived through rough times. Taken unconventional routes and survived all the stronger for it.
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