Bought my last pack of analogs April 4th (40 years on Winstons down to 3/4 PAD.), dipped into the pack same day when my battery died, dipped into it again when my last cart ran out ahead of juice arrival last Thursday. Off to a rough start due to stupidly buying a kiosk Trio instead of coming here, reading up, and starting out rationally.
Right now break-even day is May 16, but before then i'll need more juice, and want more spare 310 attys and bats, and an ultrasonic cleaner since that seems to be a pretty painless way to prolong atty life.
It's tempting to upgrade from the Joye 310, but i think i'll stick it out, and just try to get off nicotine. My thoughts on the whole movement are that the big guys will force us back into the cold dark corners where we used to hunker, then let us back into the light with e-cigs that cost the same as patches that cost the same as gum that costs the same as analogs.
Meantime, bean-counting aside, i think of it this way: They say smoking an analog takes seven minutes off your life, so ducking each analog adds seven minutes, which when you think about it, isn't a bad payback.
Right now break-even day is May 16, but before then i'll need more juice, and want more spare 310 attys and bats, and an ultrasonic cleaner since that seems to be a pretty painless way to prolong atty life.
It's tempting to upgrade from the Joye 310, but i think i'll stick it out, and just try to get off nicotine. My thoughts on the whole movement are that the big guys will force us back into the cold dark corners where we used to hunker, then let us back into the light with e-cigs that cost the same as patches that cost the same as gum that costs the same as analogs.
Meantime, bean-counting aside, i think of it this way: They say smoking an analog takes seven minutes off your life, so ducking each analog adds seven minutes, which when you think about it, isn't a bad payback.
