I flip through Netflix looking for a movie to watch, 20 minutes later find something that well.....sound ok, begin to watch then think gezzzzz some paid to watch this in a theater. Our last theater trip was just over a hundred bucks for 3 of us to watch chipmunks movie, have popcorn and drinks, the last time for a long time goin back to a theater. I know Canadian netflix is much crappier than US netflix but my oldest son has the account, he pays and we use one of the devices. Having unlimited internet also makes marathon series watching enjoyable. There is lots of mighty crappy movies out there makes you think that Hollywood just pumps them out without really watching them first.....lol
I waited almost 3 months for a FT order to get delivered. It did finally show up last week of battery wraps and insulators that I've been in dire need of for quite a while, had 5 batts out of commission for torn wrap. Never-the-less.... its as slick as snot too wrap a battery and well spent money. I waited all that time for 15 minutes of fun, revamped a old hairdryer with a vacuum crevice tool for more direct flow as I was waiting for the order. IMO even though you may not need them yet but getting wraps to have inhand along with insulators that have a sticky side is a great investment. The Samsung and LG batts that the insulator was loose in place, they blow out and shrink off center were a super hot hassle that I ended up using the sticky insulators instead. The Efest insulators are stuck in place. Going to make another order for some transparent wraps to make my own custom inserts, a few other wrap colors and insulators for button tops. I'm now waiting for a battery to have the slightest mark on it.......shrink time.![]()
Thanks. I really do need some needles a bit larger than the 14 gauge I have. Pulling vg from the bottle(using a syringe and blunt needle for measuring and transferring to smaller neck bottles) is a pita and sometimes the vacuum it creates is getting too much for my hands. This is why I like the larger openings on my fill bottles. Using larger necked bottles eliminates having to use the needle portion as I just put one of the luer caps end pieces( I call them stoppers) on the end of the syringe and measure and pour. Can't really just measure and pour into those smaller openings.I love the metal "12ga" blunt tips...
- Accessories - Bottles - RTD vapor
- 12g Stainless Steel Blunt Tip Luer Lock Needles
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No, I just haven't needed to. I'm lazy and use the pass through charging port instead of removing my batteries every time and putting them in a separate charger . They just don't get much abuse!
Where did you get the insulators.
Flavors are way more complicated than wrapping batteries.I can't even get flavors right, too heck with batteries
Easy peasy.Re-wrapping batteries is something I haven't had to do yet...
I'm lazy and use the pass through charging port instead of removing my batteries every time and putting them in a separate charger . They just don't get much abuse!
Fasttech..... white ones and the black ones. I got a few of these finned adapters (black and colored) also to slow down my 510 hitter threads from wearing out from atty removal to fill. They look good and the 22mm fit the subtank mini just dandy.
Thanks. I really do need some needles a bit larger than the 14 gauge I have. Pulling vg from the bottle(using a syringe and blunt needle for measuring and transferring to smaller neck bottles) is a pita and sometimes the vacuum it creates is getting too much for my hands. This is why I like the larger openings on my fill bottles. Using larger necked bottles eliminates having to use the needle portion as I just put one of the luer caps end pieces( I call them stoppers) on the end of the syringe and measure and pour. Can't really just measure and pour into those smaller openings.
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Re-wrapping batteries is something I haven't had to do yet...
I have a fairly small plastic funnel that I've carried around throughout my married life (which is a long time!) and I don't remember where I got it or why but it wasn't until I took up vaping 3½ years ago that it proved to be of any use to me at allNow of course I wouldn't be without it.
If you want to fill 30 or 60 ml bottles, or even unicorn bottles, these little funnels are invaluable. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009CZEQ36/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Edit: here's a photo so you know what I mean.
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Oh! So, let me get this straight, you are adventurous enough to start inhaling things into your lungs (atomized PG/VG) but you are not adventurous enough to skin batteries? Now I am really bewildered..... (I usually am) ... Oh well, I will remain confused.....
yeah I understand about "pass through" but maybe they should have named it "pass out" because you don't really know what's going on with your battery condition![]()
I don't know if this is relevant, but I have ordered stuff off eBay and when I got the package it was from Amazon. I think it is just people having the item drop shipped from Amazon. Do you order on eBay? Just throwing out ideas here.
Now the parcel. Is it possible you put those items in your wish list and a friend or family member bought them for you?
Last thing Amazon soneyimes sends items to customers. I still have a French Press, Coffee Cup, and baseball cap Amazon sent to me.
Well that's suitably creepy. Do you have their contact information? You could call with your caller ID disabled and ask why, or set up a temporary email address and ask that way. I'd be extremely curious to see what the response back would be. At least that way you can show her you know as much about her as she does about you.
I'm no expert but my guess is you were picked completely at random in some fashion, as a test to see if she could get things shipped to a different address than the one Amazon had on file connected to her.
Assuming your name and address is in the phone book anyway.
Here is my best guess, the woman who supposedly paid for the items didn't actually do so. Someone stole her account info. So, they look up a semi random name (especially if your first and last name are somewhat common) and have some small item shipped to that person, and they track the order. If all goes as expected, they then place a larger order using this woman's credit and have it shipped to themself.
I agree with @kad2371. That's standard con artist procedure from what a cop friend told me and have since read about. You start with something small and if it goes through and no red flags are raised you go for the big fish.
I would ask Amazon to contact that lady and alert her.
I kinda dump'd the whole small bottle deal and now-a-days mostly just use these with the bigger 120ml / 250ml bottles - etc...