jonnoh

Lol jon i will have to go back and take the age restriction off.

Coolest thing about vaping for me is being able to walk up a flight of stairs and not needing a paramedic when I get to the top

I find the coolest thing about vaping is I have been over two years without a cigarette. 

Honestly  easy enough to buy liquid  caffeine  and it does mix  well with e liquid, the end caffeine result  isn't  worth much, can't make the mix strong enough for the caffeine  to be of any use. Plus the whole issue of not being processed  well by the lungs. I gave up the experiment .  

Great answer Earthling. I've wondered about this myself from time to time. I'm with you FXRich. I love my coffee.

Bravo, Earthling! Why is it that I can never think of a good come-back like that until three hours later?  

Reminds me of the militant femi-nazi that came to our back table in a restaurant about 25-yrs ago.  My wife was breastfeeding our newborn son, completely covered and discreet, and I doubt more than 4 people in the restaurant even knew we were IN that booth.  Anyway, she came over and started ranting about how shameful it was to expose a breast like that, and she should do such wicked things in the bathroom, where it belongs, because "real people" were trying to eat a civilized meal.
I stood up, walked over to her table, and picked up her plate... started walking... she screamed at me because I had dared to touch her plate, and demanded to know what I was doing...   I turned to her and politely said (in front of the whole restaurant)  "I'm taking your plate to the women's restroom. If my son has to eat his meal in there, it will be good enough for you too, right?"
The manager stopped her before she could hit me, and asked her (and her timid/whipped husband) to leave, immediately.  We, on the other-hand, received our meal for free, and were welcomed back

When I first started vaping, I vaped everywhere I could because falling back to analogs was not an option for me, and I could get away with it with my ego and KPT2 - easy to hide and   be a ninja about it.

As I discovered that lung hits and a more fuller vape works best for me, I do not have the need to vape as often. I vape in public where it is socially responsible without hiding it - no indoor vaping whatsoever except at home, office, or hotel rooms. 

Establishments that are Vape friendly will need to up their game and be mindful of everyone. Designated areas to vape and the like. There is a line as vapers and places that allow vaping have to walk or they will loose business. If someone were to come into a place I had and was chucking clouds in a non designated area, I would either ask them to go to the Fog Room or, they would have to not Vape while in the area they were in.
We are fighting an up hill battle in some ways and I think people who vape should be mindful of the fact that not everyone wants to be around it.

Actually, YES, several places have banned perfumes and even strongly scented soaps due to asthmatic reactions that can be brought-on by exposure to their employees.  I've been in several businesses, hospitals, and even the local health-department with signs asking that you do not enter if you just bathed in your cologne/perfume.  And, it is within their rights as business owners to make such requests of their patrons.  Just like those that ban smoking, vaping, or "no shoes, no shirt, no service"... I support their rights.
Comp is right, we're fighting uphill, both ways, with our loose-leaf notebooks, in the snow... and those 1 or 2% that think it is their "right" to cloud-up anywhere they please are the same few that will cause all other vapers to be treated worse than the smokers... pariahs of the socially-acceptable and just-society!  Those clouding-up the grocery stores, shopping malls, and aisles of the local Wal-mart will be the only people our politicians think of when they ban and tax the C R A P out of all vaping-related gear!  So, be considerate of others, and be wary of your surroundings when you vape... The "nannies" are watching... always...

Actually it is not exactly your right to vape where you want. It is most definitely illegal to vape on about every US airline and I am seeing "No E-Cig" signs popping up everywhere. People that think they can vape anywher without ramifications willl continue to cause restrictions to be enhanced. I vape everywhere I can but if in question I ask. I do not have a bigger pet peeve, other than maybe cloud contests, than vapers especially subohm cloud blowers thinking they can fog up everywhere they go. In restaurants I excuse myself to the bathroom if I need a few draws unless it is openly allowed. I vape all day and low my employees to do the same at the businesses I run, in my car, home and almost anywher outside regardless but in stores, restaurants and other indoor public places I try to be discreet.
A modicum of discretion will go a long way to help instead of hurt our cause. 

Would that be the model that allows for "indoor" or "outdoor" vaping (convertible), or is it the indoor only model (hardtop)?

I customized a lure case that I used to use for fishing...I can fit lots in there, and is a lot cheaper than the fancy vaping cases... no as big as car thought

After 2 weeks of hinting, I finally got the new Kanger Mini Starter Kit! All I can say is THANK YOU Rolling Papers Express for your half price Fridays thingy! Without you the wife would not have approved this one...


Now I just got to wait for the delivery man

Went too see Dad today hes been kinda vaping for a few months now. He bought a cheap setup in FLA for $`12.50 and pretty mich knew nothing about vaping and still doesent. Dad has not been allowed to smoke for  a long time now Drs orders but he doesent listen never has (I  know where I get it from) So I checked out his $12.50 setup it was some kinda Ego looking batt that started with a V no adjust on the watts and the tank was an evod looking thing that you fill from the drip tip when you unscrew it I couldnt see any way to get to the coil. Well I let him take a hit off the invader mini/subtank with my carmel/hazelnut mix in it he liked it then he tried the Istick with the naut mini on it he liked that too.
 
So after a little while of explaining to him about different tanks etc I told him to go the the vape shop near him and pickup an Evod tank for his batt. After a few mins of me rethinking the idea of him getting an Evod tank  I walked into the back yard and gave him my I23 batt with a naut mini tank with a fresh coil and filled it with Vanilla custard and have it to him gave him a few lessons it and he was vaping away he seemed very happy with it and loved the airflow. Hopefully he sticks with it

That is great man!  You wouldn't believe how many times I have done that.  I have nearly got myself into trouble with backups.  You sit there and tell a newbie how to do something, then you run out to your vehicle and give them your backup.  This is one reason to have backups to backups...lol

He was a really interesting person.  He never borrowed a penny in his life and ran a self made business worth millions.  His business did everything by the books, but he wanted to erase his existence.  He was an extreme Christian, I know many people think all Christians are...but he was one of the most over the line guys I have known.  At the same time, he was funny and interesting, as long as you didn't go into politics or religion.
I see things more along the lines as you.  I want the government to back up and stick to the Constitution, but socially I am fairly liberal.  I don't think there should be laws governing personal behaviors, as long as it does not infringe on anyone elses' rights. (sex, drugs and rock-n-roll...lol)

I use a 1964 Imperial by Chrysler.  It has six cigarette lighters (power ports), a trunk big enough to hold the inventory of a B & M shop, a community glove box to hold the equipment of the occupants, and individual door compartments for personal supplies, and is portable. 

I use a 1964 Imperial by Chrysler.  It has six cigarette lighters (power ports), a trunk big enough to hold the inventory of a B & M shop, a community glove box to hold the equipment of the occupants, and individual door compartments for personal supplies, and is portable. 

I really don't have many clones, but I really don't have a problem with them.  One of mine a 4nine clone is great, my other is a G-PAPS clone and it is junk.  I have not bought any tanks, but it is just because I have not found a clone of anything I am really wanting.  One clone I am interested in at this time is the Geeko rDNA clone.  I am told it has the same 60 watt DNA40 clone that my Zero mod has.  Wait...my daily driver, my Zero mod is a clone...lol  The rDNA clones are getting hard to find because of the Cease and Desist Order that Vapor Shark has put out there (supposedly).  With Vapor Shark down to $130 and 15% off this weekend it is tempting, but I really shouldn't buy one because I would be busting my budget.
 
That tells me a lot about the company who sent you the product.  A true review should be about the product not the person who provided it (unless they suck too).  If you can't be honest the review is worthless. It is no longer a review and is turned into a commercial.  They should be happy to know they are supplying a crappy product so they can pull the produce, fire sale it, or seek recourse from the manufacturer.  A pissed off customer costs a business much more than some junk inventory.

I use a 1964 Imperial by Chrysler.  It has six cigarette lighters (power ports), a trunk big enough to hold the inventory of a B & M shop, a community glove box to hold the equipment of the occupants, and individual door compartments for personal supplies, and is portable. 

I use a 1964 Imperial by Chrysler.  It has six cigarette lighters (power ports), a trunk big enough to hold the inventory of a B & M shop, a community glove box to hold the equipment of the occupants, and individual door compartments for personal supplies, and is portable. 

I use a 1964 Imperial by Chrysler.  It has six cigarette lighters (power ports), a trunk big enough to hold the inventory of a B & M shop, a community glove box to hold the equipment of the occupants, and individual door compartments for personal supplies, and is portable. 

Well, I can pick this up locally, but Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday are my long days. No way I'll get over there til thursday. Just as well, not like I'm hurtin. Just means I'll tap in to my stash and try some other stuff. Then this weekend it'll taste all that much sweeter, haha. But I WILL find a way over there before I head out of town this weekend.

@earthling - I swear I had a whole bottle somewhere..... Anybody remember that scene in Continental Divide where Belushi loses his carton of ciggys to a bear when he's hiking in the Rockies. He has a couple left. That scene where he's smoking his last ciggy is classic funny stuff.