Tam

Somehow I have to remember this for all those "perfect" people in my life.  

A good one is always the one that works best for you! 

Mmmmm... pancakes... on the grill??? How do you keep the batter from going through the grill, @Walt ?

Kinda sorta. Sandy made the soup in the crock pot, but it is too beautiful of a night not to sit outside. Rabbits were playing tag earlier. One ran up on the deck before it realized there were people on it.  Definite oh crap expression. 

I've got a BlackStone flat top out here. I do the Japanese steak house thing on there too. Throw food at people. Great fun'. 

Cooked brunch on the deck.  Sausage, eggs, and pancakes. Don't remember them tasting that good. Dinner on the deck, venison and potato soup.  The smell of the flowers is overwhelming. My first summer without analogs. Got a couple of strawberry blends in rotation and the tc mods are keeping it smooth. Gotta be seventy something because it is a perfect evening.  Looking around, I have a ton of yard work to do but it can wait. Today was meant to enjoy. 

And we're all a little cracked, which makes us a lot of fun!   

Even if you switched the coil five times, if you didn't also clean out the tank, that could have been the problem with the flavor because the burnt taste got into your juice. Also, when you dump out your tank, never put it back into the original bottle of juice, that just contaminates it.
As for what I think tastes good and what you think tastes good, it's all up to you. Everyone's tastebuds are different as are our preferences. So... what kinds of things do you like? Bakery goods, candy, fruits... you'll have to try different ones to find out what tastes good to you. That's also half the fun of vaping! Good luck.

Even after year of trying everything that was available, I was never able to stop smoking. One day, five years ago, I saw a co-worker outside sucking on what looked like a pen (eGo T 650 mAh) and exhaling plumes of what looked like smoke but smelled so much better. I stopped and starting asking questions. That night after work I stopped by the B&M and bought myself my first vape gear: an eGo-T 650 mAh battery, two CE4 tanks with 1.5 ohm coils with a 5-pack back up, an AC adapter, a charging cable, and three bottles of juice.
Back then, it cost a total of $165.00
A few days later I went back and discovered that eGo had a new battery out -- a 650 passthrough! And Kanger put out a new tank -- a T2 with top coils/short wick.
I started vaping and collecting more back ups, more juices, never really looking back. The six packs of smokes I had in the fridge remained there for another two years until I finally threw them away. The first six months or so, I'd tempt fate and would light up just to see if I still liked it or not.
The answer would be... not.
Haven't looked back since. Around the first six month mark, I was playing on the internet and discovered a different vape forum. It was too big, the people weren't very patient with "noobs", nor were they very kind or friendly so I continued looking around.
Hey! Check out this new place I found! It's called Vapor Talk. The people were very friendly, very knowledgeable, and I felt welcomed here. It's where I call 'home' now. The people are wonderful, they are all about helping new vapers with their questions no matter how many times they answer the same thing. They enjoy derailing threads, but that only makes the conversation more interesting and the subject comes back around... eventually. Yes, we do periodically get some bad apples here, but it's rare and they usually get tired of our slower pace and go away. The good ones stay. Eventually, I was asked to become an admin here, and it was a scary thing, and I'm still learning.
This long-winded thing is my way of saying a BIG THANK YOU! to @Christopher for starting this forum, to my fellow admins and mods, and to all the wonderful members here (both old and new), who make the forum a place to hang my hat. These days, after all this time, I no longer have any doubts that I'll ever go back to smoking. Vaper Talk has played a huge part in helping with this. Happy 5-year vaperversary to me!

For me, it's this one, that one, that thar one over yonder...   

Mmmmmm Vanilla bean ice cream.
Oh. You're talking about the flavoring. Now you've got me thinking about wanting real ice cream, lol.   

Thank you. We all think @Walt is pretty cute, too.   

I honestly laughed out loud.  The dog IS really cute.  Now, I do really like Jeff Dunham's character, Walter.  Since I heard him say it, I've wanted a one day job at Wallmart just to say "Welcome to Wallmart.  Get your **** and get out!"  That would be priceless!

I recently quit and started vaping as well, could feel a difference literally the next day. Congrats!

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I love my yappy little dog... except, thankfully, he's not so yappy. 
 

Yep, what she said ...... and him ....... and what he said ....... dangerous idea.  Methinks the screen name and original question are in direct conflict.

"Smoke" can be colored because it is created by the act of something (a chemical additive) "burning"
Vapor cannot be colored.  The vapor (even if it could be colored) on the draw into your mouth/lungs would be absorbed by the body, and any coloring would likely be very bad for you to inhale.
If any juice manufacturer is attempting to create juices that provide a "colorful exhale", I would NEVER attempt to try it!

I don't watch many movies lately, but would be interested to know which movies have characters that vape... some of them might be worthy of my $  

Can't go wrong with Tri tip and chicken in the smoker....😃
 

@Tam  breadcrumbs and parmigian cheese mixed together   a little melted butter goes on the clam add the mix then a lil more butter  

Package deal.  One year lease. 

The girl or the car, @Walt? 

Stylin!  Found this for Fifty bucks at a local B&M.  Nearly fell over. 
 

LOL

Not to spend your money or anything (snicker snicker), but here are a couple of fun add-ons for down the road that I found useful:
https://www.homesciencetools.com/pyrex-erlenmeyer-flasks
Nice and light, don't add much weight to the scale for measuring.  Thin bottom, magnetic pills work great.  Has that laboratory/mad scientist look that I find so appealing. 
https://www.amazon.com/SE-8036TM-NEW-Telescoping-Magnetic-Capacity/dp/B000RB3XBA
Really helps in getting the pill out of the flask.