Good morning shinies 
@AngeNZ completely agree re the Coolfire. I haven't tried a Dvarw on it yet as have been enjoying the change with the zlide and the 0.3 coil....I know shame on me....very out of character. Funny about the F0 mode though as I found that it was making the coil taste a bit funky at 16w and 60htz
I agree though.... Innokin have done a really good job with the chip and the zlide's not half bad either
Have a good every time all of you
@AngeNZ completely agree re the Coolfire. I haven't tried a Dvarw on it yet as have been enjoying the change with the zlide and the 0.3 coil....I know shame on me....very out of character. Funny about the F0 mode though as I found that it was making the coil taste a bit funky at 16w and 60htz
I agree though.... Innokin have done a really good job with the chip and the zlide's not half bad either
Have a good every time all of you
Thanks I lurk sometimes but usually I’m just super busy. we’re good and that’s only one family of bunnies I hang with. I have about 7 or 8 families of bunnies I am close to including the buns at my house.Hey mate. Good to see you again. I was wondering how you and the bunnies are doing. Gees you're one big family now I see
Welcome back buddy.
Stevie nicks is doing well she’s well fed and loved.
my first rabbit Stevie’s husband fuffy
If Nikola Tesla vaped, he would use A.C. for sure, Westinghouse on the other hand....Since you can't have a frosty day and a new white mod, without taking a photo:
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If anyone's on the fence with getting this mod - here's my thoughts on it:
Handfeel is brilliant, whether you thumb or finger fire. It's lightweight, but still feels solid and sturdy. Battery life is hard to tell, as it's barely left my hand. But it does seem on par with my Mixxes, and it fires just as fast too.
I'd happily buy another one, even without the F0 technology. As for F0 mode - I absolutely love it. It's such a simple idea to use AC power instead of DC, and I'm glad Innokin came up with it.
I'm definitely going to need some more z80s
I have to say that even though I am guilty of having kept cockatiels and a couple of parrots, I totally and completely agree with you. Mine were ALL rescues. From people who just didn't want to be bothered caring for them.
There's no way they would have survived in the wild. I've watched a few videos of the birds in Australia and have watched some shows from there and to see these beautiful creatures free as "birds", so to speak, was incredible.
Thank you for sharing some information about them I did NOT know.
Good morning, Folks, have a wonderful Sunday/Monday?/Saturday? Not sure of everyone's time zones!!
Pretty ironic there's a brand, Teslacigs, that uses DC.If Nikola Tesla vaped, he would use A.C. for sure, Westinghouse on the other hand....
He judged that I judged that judging is a concept that can be judged to be useful in any kind of judgement situation
Maybe god knows
I’ll bet he does know. I however would not know if he knows.
It's Sunday night here and a friend dropped over some Trappist beer. Strong stuff. 
Good morning. I’ve been able to finish a couple reviews this weekend so far. I didn’t check the mail until late last night and had some vape mail. Six days from the UK was all it took to get the 510 adapter for the Aeglos P1 and also got the two Dvarw dl tanks from FT. That makes three for me.
On birds... I don’t feel guilty for having my little Jesse bird. He was born in captivity, and he would have ended up in somebody’s home, and I like to think he got lucky to end up here.
He was my daughter’s constant companion. Every second she was awake and not in school, he rode around atop her head. He taught her to be gentle and compassionate. He was a wonderful companion for an introverted child, and I think he brought her out of her shell (no pun intended).
He was the only pet my kids had that I never had to tell them to feed or take care of. I only kept him after she moved out because she couldn’t bring him.
All the kids in the family have loved to visit Jesse, and they have enjoyed learning about cockatiels and other birds, and I think gained a great appreciation for nature. My granddaughters adore him and I think he’s the reason they like to sit on the porch and ask me about all the birds we see.
We don’t have wild parrots here, and most people don’t give a thought to our native birds, they don’t realize how cool and interesting and brilliant they are. Jesse showed these kids that birds are cool.
So it’s sad that he lost out on flying free, but he played an important role. There are a bunch of kids who are and will be more concerned with the environment and caring for all the creatures in the world, thanks to one little bird.
He’ll be 22 this thanksgiving.
He was my daughter’s constant companion. Every second she was awake and not in school, he rode around atop her head. He taught her to be gentle and compassionate. He was a wonderful companion for an introverted child, and I think he brought her out of her shell (no pun intended).
He was the only pet my kids had that I never had to tell them to feed or take care of. I only kept him after she moved out because she couldn’t bring him.
All the kids in the family have loved to visit Jesse, and they have enjoyed learning about cockatiels and other birds, and I think gained a great appreciation for nature. My granddaughters adore him and I think he’s the reason they like to sit on the porch and ask me about all the birds we see.
We don’t have wild parrots here, and most people don’t give a thought to our native birds, they don’t realize how cool and interesting and brilliant they are. Jesse showed these kids that birds are cool.
So it’s sad that he lost out on flying free, but he played an important role. There are a bunch of kids who are and will be more concerned with the environment and caring for all the creatures in the world, thanks to one little bird.
He’ll be 22 this thanksgiving.
How wonderful he played such a huge part in your family. I think people would agree that birds in captivity cannot survive in the wild, so you have given him the best life possible and it seems he's pretty happy. Do you have any pictures?
And I agree about wild birds in our neck of the woods. I LOVE having my coffee and sitting on the deck, listening and watching the birds. Unfortunately, there is a virus or SOME illness stealing the lives of fledglings in many parts of the country right now. I hope they get a handle on it soon. I remember when a virus attacked finches many years back and left them blind.
Here's the story:
Bird 'Mortality Event' In PA Continues To Mystify Researchers
I LOVE this story and what an amazing bird Jesse is. So what if he did not get to fly free. I bet other birds would trade that for being so loved by a family of their own
Burbank has its own flocks of Parrots that have pro-created over the years. When Busch Gardens was closed down, many of them from there were set free. This was in the late 70's early 80's. So they have really just grown in numbers. Seeing the flocks of green fly overhead is a treat. Most residents know where they flock to. What trees in what neighborhoods they roost in.
Nothing like where T lives with all that glorious bird action but for L.A. not bad.
Nothing like where T lives with all that glorious bird action but for L.A. not bad.
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I actually got this guy yesterday, I over paid for him, but I have seen him in the pet store for over a month, and felt really bad for the little guy stuck in a small glass tank, he is only 4 months old and is very lovable already, we have named him George
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