What's Your Favorite Weird Vaping Term?
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I just realized I voop too. I'm a proud vooper.Favorite vape term? Why that would be this:
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I need it on a hat. And a tee shirt. Because...voop.
Its sooper-dooper to be a vooper, and voop like a trooper, but beware the snooper ...
Not Dr. Seuss
Not Dr. Seuss
Ha! Maybe not Dr. Seuss, but it beats One Fish, Two Fish by a long shot!Its sooper-dooper to be a vooper, and voop like a trooper, but beware the snooper ...
Not Dr. Seuss
I went to Voop
but oh my god
I accidentally dropped my mod
(I really don't know a good way to end this that isn't tragic. Can someone help me out. hehe
but oh my god
I accidentally dropped my mod
(I really don't know a good way to end this that isn't tragic. Can someone help me out. hehe
I don't really have a fav term, but I did notice something weird that I don't really understand:
Here in the Netherlands everyone calls those replaceable pre-build coils "atomizers", but english speaking folks seem to use that word for tanks, RTAs and RDAs instead (we just call those tanks in general, or RTA or RDA more specifically when one of those is applicable).
It took me a while before I figured this out & it was quite confusing until I did. I'm used to it now, but I still feel you guys are doing it wrong
I also have a bit of a problem with the word "mod" while I'm at it. I always thought a mod was either something, anything, that's modified, or a person who moderates a forum.
Wouldn't it make more sense to call a mod a (variable) power supply or control-unit (CU) instead?
Here in the Netherlands everyone calls those replaceable pre-build coils "atomizers", but english speaking folks seem to use that word for tanks, RTAs and RDAs instead (we just call those tanks in general, or RTA or RDA more specifically when one of those is applicable).
It took me a while before I figured this out & it was quite confusing until I did. I'm used to it now, but I still feel you guys are doing it wrong
I also have a bit of a problem with the word "mod" while I'm at it. I always thought a mod was either something, anything, that's modified, or a person who moderates a forum.
Wouldn't it make more sense to call a mod a (variable) power supply or control-unit (CU) instead?
I'm gonna loop in @ModGuyMike He's our resident expert on such things!I don't really have a fav term, but I did notice something weird that I don't really understand:
Here in the Netherlands everyone calls those replaceable pre-build coils "atomizers", but english speaking folks seem to use that word for tanks, RTAs and RDAs instead (we just call those tanks in general, or RTA or RDA more specifically when one of those is applicable).
It took me a while before I figured this out & it was quite confusing until I did. I'm used to it now, but I still feel you guys are doing it wrong
I also have a bit of a problem with the word "mod" while I'm at it. I always thought a mod was either something, anything, that's modified, or a person who moderates a forum.
Wouldn't it make more sense to call a mod a (variable) power supply or control-unit (CU) instead?
I"m still learning all about the mods!
I was just venting basically, I was looking for a place to post this for a while now. But, I'd be interested to hear what an expert's view on this would be, maybe it isn't too late to change all of you just yet
Me too, I just ordered my first one today after 5 years on(and off) an Ego device!
Soo excited to try it!
Atomizer, atty, coil, filter there are many names for them. I usually just call the coils. It makes it simple for everyone.
MOD came from the first devices (being modified flashlights essensially) but it stuck cause it's short and sweet. Makes it easy.
My favorite term that I have seen pop up though? VOOP: a little self explanatory but it's silly. Take a break while on your other break[emoji14]
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MOD came from the first devices (being modified flashlights essensially) but it stuck cause it's short and sweet. Makes it easy.
My favorite term that I have seen pop up though? VOOP: a little self explanatory
but it's silly. Take a break while on your other break[emoji14]Sent from my VS990 using Tapatalk
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