Good morning, Atty, Classy and Aggies.....
@classwife, hope you feel better soon. Maybe we should isolate you and MadO 
@classwife, hope you feel better soon. Maybe we should isolate you and MadO
Agree with Atty, good! Take care of yourselfnot going in to work today
i beliebs dat Classys needs a imjectium ub da special AggieEmzimesSolutiums ub HypaWellnessSryups fer strengths in battling off all dem jerms she gots
Alright. My first reaction to this story was "People are idiots!"
But its clear after reading it that non-vapers in particular don't understand all the mechanics behind vaping, and don't know it's history (as short as it is).
Anyway, here's the story:
1 in 4 Teen E-Cigarette Users Has Tried 'Dripping'
Dripping has nothing to do with increased levels of any nasty chemical produced when over-heating the juice at the coil...that's more about wattage and device, not dripping as a technique. In fact, dripping used to keep my coils/wicks WETTER (and less hot) than the old-style atomizers with the foam. I dripped into them because they functioned/wicked poorly. Dripping probably REDUCED the bad-stuff.
It's about device, wattage, and technique. Dripping is used in that article like someone might use the term "Freebasing" in another context...and I think it's unfairly vilified because the author(s) and studies don't separate out all the variables of the devices and coils and such.
Sigh.
But its clear after reading it that non-vapers in particular don't understand all the mechanics behind vaping, and don't know it's history (as short as it is).
Anyway, here's the story:
1 in 4 Teen E-Cigarette Users Has Tried 'Dripping'
Dripping has nothing to do with increased levels of any nasty chemical produced when over-heating the juice at the coil...that's more about wattage and device, not dripping as a technique. In fact, dripping used to keep my coils/wicks WETTER (and less hot) than the old-style atomizers with the foam. I dripped into them because they functioned/wicked poorly. Dripping probably REDUCED the bad-stuff.
It's about device, wattage, and technique. Dripping is used in that article like someone might use the term "Freebasing" in another context...and I think it's unfairly vilified because the author(s) and studies don't separate out all the variables of the devices and coils and such.
Sigh.
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sure enuff!ya knows sumtimes thangs happens whem ya pokes aroumds da sickly peoples
hey, bear!
get well soon, classy, or you'll have aniters coming after you
You should know, it's FL....she gots stink bugs too ??!!??
They/you have ALL the giant annoying bugs in FL. I swear, you people must import them for fun.
Thread in General :
And now they're coming after drippers.......Monday morning junk science edition
just wait till you read the bio on the 'author'...
and EYE ROLL !!!!
High in the upper 60s tomorrow, SNOW the following day, then back up in the 60s by the weekend?!?!
