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Tootle Puffers, Part Three! (The Sequel of the Redux)
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That's not that wide! My big baby had a bigger drip tip than that.Holy guacamole! I didn't read the specs on this one. People actually use drip tips this big?!?! Luckily, I only paid 50 cents because I'm definitely not using this one!
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I gotta go, got work in morning an I'm gonna sign in again to loads of posts. *sigh* bye people!
I'm a fan of No Frills Mills, but Pina Colada is not one of my favorites, better than their Peaches and Cream, but a little too Colada for me. I'd love to know your thoughts. I am enthralled with their Lemon Cream Donut. It is very lemony with slight bakery notes, but the cream really calms down the citrus.
Was thinking of getting the xcube ultra at some point an the snow wolf too, I have all the others part from the gx350
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And she of the upside down villa is first? Hu Knu?
I think it's more of a reliability/safety concern of the internal charging circuit. That being said, I always charge mine (Pico and Radius) via the charging port. However, it's done on the top of a glass top stove which is under a metal vent hood. It's an old stove and hood so I really don't care it something happens to them.
It's also recommended to NEVER charge ANYTHING unattended. As in, going to sleep, leaving the house, etc.
Several years ago I bought a used PDA that needed the battery replaced. Took it to a *nationwide* battery store and had them replace it. Some time after that it was charging on my desk when I heard a loud boom while in another room. Walked into my office to a fire on my desk, very close to the window curtain. Had I not been home, it would have burned the house down.
I became a little more cautious after that.
I think it's more of a reliability/safety concern of the internal charging circuit. That being said, I always charge mine (Pico and Radius) via the charging port. However, it's done on the top of a glass top stove which is under a metal vent hood. It's an old stove and hood so I really don't care it something happens to them.
It's also recommended to NEVER charge ANYTHING unattended. As in, going to sleep, leaving the house, etc.
Several years ago I bought a used PDA that needed the battery replaced. Took it to a *nationwide* battery store and had them replace it. Some time after that it was charging on my desk when I heard a loud boom while in another room. Walked into my office to a fire on my desk, very close to the window curtain. Had I not been home, it would have burned the house down.
I shudder to think of the time I left an ecig plugged in for 3 days at my work over a long weekend. I now know better.
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I charge batteries an go downstairs, maybe I shouldn't hm
Holy guacamole! I didn't read the specs on this one. People actually use drip tips this big?!?! Luckily, I only paid 50 cents because I'm definitely not using this one!
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Spare glass for a tank.
The things they don't teach you in school.
I only charge the radius. Everything else gets charged later.
You understand that many?? You're good! I miss the point most of the time....
I'm lucky if I at least scan 15 - 20 pages, then fine 1 or maybe 3 post I even can understand . . . Just Sayin' . . .
That's a nice one. I found some that have a 2.9 mm bore. I've got the black one on it's way to me now, but if I like it, I'll probably buy all seven of them.
$6.11 Acrylic 510 Drip Tip (7 Pieces) 7-pack - 28mm / ships one of each color at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping
What tank is that?
To be absolutely honest - only the double entendre, "tongue-in-cheek" & sarcasm . . .
Really dislike wide bore drip tips too. I find with some I can use a standard drinking straw inserted to the drip tip and cut it off at the mouthpiece will work sometime . . . Just Sayin" . . .
There's a poster here named Ian who explained to us on the Siren thread how he uses the protank grommets to reduce airflow in tanks. If the size is right, I bet it would work in drip tips too.
I feel I could go to zero nic and not notice it, but I think from some stuff I read, that nic is really good for brain function, and I need all the help I can get.
Since nicotine is the only substance proven (so far) to delay/prevent the onset of Alzheimer's/senile dementia...and since I have a family history of Alzheimer's...I have NO interest in ever lowering my nicotine...
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I just read all the comments about reducing nic and wondered why people felt they should be reducing nic levels. Is it peer pressure or a general feel of I don't need as much.
Way back when we started on 8mg (misunderstood the amount of nic we were smoking) it worked though and we stopped smoking immediately. Over the years I dropped that to about 6 but not for any reason other than it was easier to mix when I changed brands of nic. Hubby dropped when he went sub ohm because he felt he was getting too much nic.
I decided ages ago that I was happy with my nic content and had no intention of getting lower or even off nic but I find a lot of posts where people have plans to be on zero nic. I know that my body is programmed to function with nic and thats ok by me.
I don't plan to give up nic, but at some point, I'd like to reduce my nic level so my stash of nic will last longer and it will be easier to find commercially available e juice. I vape 18 mg. primarily, but I am dallying a bit with 12. I'd love to be primarily on 12 mg.
Honesty is over rated!To be absolutely honest - only the double entendre, "tongue-in-cheek" & sarcasm . . .
nothin' special. Just an Aerotank
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