Thanks, Lisa. I'm determined to ace this thing just to spite the cardiologist.
Good morning Reonuts.
During our conversation they let me know, in no uncertain terms, that I was dead when they loaded me on the helicopter and that they really had no idea how I was able to survive. I explained to them that the reason was simple, I wasn't done pissing people off. (I had yet to meet everyone on the Reo forum so now I have an even more long term goal.)
I mentioned that I had decided to quit smoking so as to give myself a better chance at becoming a really old curmudgeon and tormenting those around me. Much to my surprise, and to my son-in-law's utter amazement, they both said that if I tried to quit cold turkey the strain would probably trigger another heart attack and there probably wouldn't be a need for another $15,000 helicopter ride. (And to think that I used to get paid to ride in 'em in the service.)
They explained that over two-packs a day for 43 years had left me a stone cold addict and with my other medical problems trying to quit would cause more harm rather than help. I asked them about using patches and they pointed out that my medical records showed that I had tried them several times over the years and always ended up smoking again... very quickly. Their suggestion was to cut down as much as I could without putting too much strain on my heart and temperament. (I get really testy without nicotine... really, really testy.) Of course they pointed out that my cancer would probably kill me before the cigarettes did so why be miserable in the meantime. Sounded good to me.
Jack


Where are you getting the pink doors? Or are you painting them your self? Sure is pretty. Seen JC Okie has a white Reo with a pink door and a white flower painted on it. Also beautiful! My husband powder coats for a living but does propane tanks. No pink paint where he works! LOL Guess no one wants pink propane tanks!

Just to chime in on this topic. There is another perspective to being a REO owner that is never spoken of but true nevertheless.Cheri, you will be surprised at how quickly your anniversary comes....and then you'll be surprised at how easy that first year was.![]()
Isn't it amazing (looking back) how worth it is to make that investment? Before vaping, there's no way I would have parted with my smoke funds so easily. That's why I had to take the long way here instead of just jumping into the best money could buy.Rob does pink by custom order. After seeing JC Okie's, I had to have one.![]()
When we'd get out of hand Rob would threaten us guys with a pink REO.

I also took the long way, Lisa. No chance of finding a vaping mentor in this podunk area, so I had to make it up as I went along. Sometimes I look back and think that I wasted a lot of money finding my way to the end of the search here in REOland. In reality, I guess it was all progress as even my experimentation with inferior mods kept the cravings at bay long enough for me to get here.Interesting point...and good morning, RogerIsn't it amazing (looking back) how worth it is to make that investment? Before vaping, there's no way I would have parted with my smoke funds so easily. That's why I had to take the long way here instead of just jumping into the best money could buy.
Hello reo crowd I just wanted to introduce myself. I'm deff not a new vaper by anymeans. Been at it for almost two years now and after reading all your posts a while back I bought a reo grand.. I used it a lot but my provari took over my attention. I deff want to get back I n reoville and make life easy again. So I fig ured coming back to the source to helo myself out again.... I recently moved as well and since I was usinh my provari my rro was kinda abused annd tossed arou d causing me to lose my door.... but I suppose that's an easy fix and call rob... but what I. Curious about is going vv or investing in a kick.... the vv looks huge and it'll be my work mod for the most part. I'm a metal fab/ maint tech at a slaughter house so I need something that won't get mu chin the way..... anyone help?
Hello reo crowd I just wanted to introduce myself. I'm deff not a new vaper by anymeans. Been at it for almost two years now and after reading all your posts a while back I bought a reo grand.. I used it a lot but my provari took over my attention. I deff want to get back I n reoville and make life easy again. So I fig ured coming back to the source to helo myself out again.... I recently moved as well and since I was usinh my provari my rro was kinda abused annd tossed arou d causing me to lose my door.... but I suppose that's an easy fix and call rob... but what I. Curious about is going vv or investing in a kick.... the vv looks huge and it'll be my work mod for the most part. I'm a metal fab/ maint tech at a slaughter house so I need something that won't get mu chin the way..... anyone help?
Interesting point...and good morning, RogerIsn't it amazing (looking back) how worth it is to make that investment? Before vaping, there's no way I would have parted with my smoke funds so easily. That's why I had to take the long way here instead of just jumping into the best money could buy.
WOOT-WOOT-WOOT... IT'S SNOWING AGAIN!!! Yes, yes, I know, most of you are tired of snow but unlike Nutz who is surrounded by water, (none of which you can drink by the way), we rely on that fluffy white stuff for water during the warm months and to keep the forest fires at bay. (Did you ever wonder where the white goes when the snow melts? Yet another mystery to ponder... I do a lot of pondering.)
We got about 3 inches last night, can't tell you how much for today... it hasn't stopped yet. Hope it's a lot since it's supposed to hit 70 in Denver this weekend. Those stupid flatlanders will probably want to water their lawns, .......
Jack
I've always been curious about their butterscotch and caramel cream juices. But I have those flavorings, so I stumble with DIY.
COV will hook you up.