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Just for fun (and to satisfy a curiosity), when you first started vaping, what was your first tank and battery? With me, it was an eGo-T pass through 650 mAh battery and a CE4 tank with the short wicks. You couldn't even change the top coil on these things, just use and throw away the $8.00 tank that only lasted for a week or so if you were lucky. In that day and age, it was the baddest thing out there. How about you?

It makes for some interesting twists and turns. I learn so much from them.

There are so many different ways to make ramen but Sapporo Ichiban is the only brand allowed in my house. Yes, I'm a ramen snob. Hiyashi Chuka can (and most frequently is) made with ramen noodles. It's like a salad on top of cold ramen noodles in a sauce. Very good on hot summer days. http://japanesefood.about.com/od/noodlessoup/r/hiyashichuka.htm

Mine broke beyond repair quite a few years ago and I was forced to settle for the ergo touchpad. *sighs*

Here's your first bit of feedback: please put your post in the correct area. In this case it would be under "e-cig reviews". I moved it there for you.

Thanks, I think I'll look for both next time I'm in the liquor store.

I love these things! http://www.ergonomictouchpad.com/

That won't be a problem, I don't use a mouse.

In 2010 I got the 2009 Chevy Impala to replace my beloved '94 Pontiac Grand Prix. Loved the Grand Prix but it was starting to nickel and dime me to distraction. Insurance totaled it out after a major hail storm made it look like swiss cheese but it still kept running, just had to replace the windshield. Still miss driving it, it was so much fun. My Impala is a joy to drive too, it just doesn't have the oomph that the Grand Prix did. These days any vehicle with a manual transmission is pretty much safe from getting stolen as so many people can't drive a stick. Our 2000 S10 is fun to drive and it gives me something to do (get to be an active driver) instead of a lump behind the wheel.

You know, Cany, I'm starting to like this Muffin Man. lol

Next time I go to replenish my coil cleaner, I'll have to try EverClear. Thanks for the tip, Earthling!

Let your imagination go wild!

And it wouldn't be right to not acknowledge your generosity! Thanks again.

I just can't see wasting good juice, it's not the juice's fault that I have wonky taste buds.

Multitasking at its finest.

So far I'm still playing around with it adding a little of this, a little of that. About half is gone already due to taste testing.

Who said anything about "cheap" vodka, I only use premium, lol. If I'm vaping some of it, it's not going to be rotgut vodka.

Vapers are some of the most generous people I've ever met. If someone is truly in need, there's no end to the help vapers give.

Depends on the coil. On my HH.357 I just rinse well with water then soak in vodka for 24 - 48 hours, rinse in water, put a little tissue inside to soak up the rest, take tissue out, dry burn in 3 second pulses to get rid of remaining gunk and it works like new. KPT coils (1.8 ohm), I soak in vodka, let dry overnight, dry burn in 3 second pulses and reuse with no drop in performance the first one or two times doing this. After that, it starts to lose a little power and flavor.

I wasn't talking about lungs, I was talking about lings and teasing Cany.

When I'm on the road I download the shows I want and bring an extra HDMI cable so I can use the TV in the hotel as a bigger monitor.

When I first saw my co-worker outside vaping, I'd been wanting to quit for several years. After trying everything on the market and not having any success with any of them, I was more than ready to quit when I found vaping. That's probably why it was so easy for me. The same with most of the people I've helped switch over. I would talk with them to see how serious they were. If it was just a casual interest, I'd tell them to look me up when they were ready. When they got their minds made up, they'd come to me and I'd get them set up. Those are the ones who are successful in putting away the analogs. Putting the offer out is the first step. The next is theirs to make -- when they're ready and not before.

The reason why I caught that is because I need two cups of coffee every morning before I get up to speed. The catch is that my coffee cup holds 24 oz.