Hmmm...If you only ONCE bought other ones...how do you know
all of the rest are inferior? Seems I've inadvertantly stepped on some toes and posted links to things that must surely be crap. Won't happen again. Thanks for the heads-up.
Aw, JC. I do believe that you may have mistook an intended compliment to a specific and deserving vendor, as an insult to everyone else, possibly even including yourself (which is SO not the case). You should know Kat's collection (mine too, for that matter) well enough to know that she's got tips of ALL shapes, sizes, & prices, and we both use (and REALLY like) them all.
Heck - Dessert Vapes' $.79 cent jobbers are some of our absolute favorites!
Knowing her as I do, I have zero doubt that she was simply trying to point out that Cherry Vapes makes a quality product, and it shows. Yes, they charge for it too. But if someone truly wants a CV product, their best bet may be to just get the CV product (and pay for it).
Again, that's NOT to say ANYTHING is "bad", just that CV is noticeably good.
So, paying homage to a company who has worked hard to do something well, and has obviously done a good job of it. That's it - cut & dried. NO offenses intended.
If I'm wrong, she'll correct me (no doubt), but since drip tips have been such a common topic for us, I'm fairly confident that I'm on target.
It truly saddened me to see you upset by it. I'd have thought you know both of us better than to think she was slapping at
you.
It looks like Cherry Vapes still has a page with Ming drip tips still available. They even have seasonal and occasion releases like Xmas Ming’s but I am not sure if these are old releases that just sit on the website.
Nothing compares to a genuine acrylic Ming drip tip.
Very much (online presence).
Awww don’t be sad. They were useful links. You reminded me of the museum of antiquated and hard to find vintage gear that is Smoktek and you inadvertently had me finding Cherry Vapes that actually sells and makes the original Ming I am currently using.
Yeah - they're still around. They shut down the shop in Port Chester (unfortunate but understandable), but they're still very much present in the vape game, particularly in the advocacy area. Good folks, from what I've observed.
I may be biased due to the geography, and I admit that much.
Okay guys here is another vintage setup not quite as vintage. For me it marked the modern era of vaping where we could actually start building our own coils.
Tell me what this is
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Oh! Oh! I know!!! She has (or HAD?) at least one of those. I can't remember the name though. Baron, maybe? Or Dripper Pro? Something By Leo.
Didn't it need (or could use) ceramic thingies or something like that?
Oh - thinking is giving me a headache.
@Katdarling - vert de ferk is this thing again? I know I
should know it (sorry).
