FXRich

Hawaiians like their spam. I used to work with a Hawaiian one day the company bought pizza for everyone, he was told they bought a Hawaiian pizza, the first thing he asked was where's the spam.

The last wireless mouse I had the cat kept running off with it. At least he would knock it onto the floor where I stepped on it one day.

I used to like frying it with some spam mixed in with it. I miss them days sometimes.

Oregon has strange liquor laws too. All the liquor stores here are owned by the state, and in order to sell liquor in bars they also have to serve food, most people don't buy the food but the law says it has to be available. Beer and wine can be bought in any grocery store or convenience store. I guess logic and government can't be used in the same sentence.

I remember the days when we would get ramen by the case, it's not bad with a little meat and other things added to it.

Never heard of it, I was only there for about 6 months, we were working at converting an old asylum into a prison. I guess during WW2 they used it for German POWs or something like that. It seemed to me even though it was a dry county nobody seemed to care if we stocked up once a week or so, almost like it was illegal to buy but not illegal to have.

Both are available here, but some places limit the proof, can get 190 proof here. Do they still have dry counties in the south? I remember back in the 80s when I was a ironworker, we had a job in Danville KY, we had to go to Lexington to buy stuff so we could have a beer after work.

Everclear is corn alcohol, Clear Spring is the same thing except its made from grain. In some states one is available but not the other. I use Clear Spring because its cheaper.

Not having payments is nice. Vehicles driven daily 2005 Dodge magnum all options 100k+ 1990 GMC 4X4 350ci, 5speed manual, manual windows, cassette deck, paint going bad, 240k+ miles, still going strong. 2000 FXDX Harley Davidson. Vehicles not driven very often 1981 Eldorado 1972 Firebird 1974 Norton 850 Commando All paid for. Never buying another new car.

I have noticed people who vape help other people who vape. When I deliver parts to my customers is when I see this the most, this one guy gave me a jar full of used KPT coils, I'm slowly rebuilding them and giving them back. Another girl who's husband is in prison and left her to support the kids, (at least she's trying) I always take her 30ml bottles of juice, and tell her she's my new juice guineapig, I think she knows better because they are always her favorite flavor. I have given a lot batteries, and tanks away, and don't regret it. My accountant says I can probably write it off since I'm giving the stuff to my customers employees. I even thought about having the company name phone number and other info printed on evod batteries and giving them away as advertising, like people do with pens and stuff.

I don't mix over 30ml at a time, I regularly vape 6 or 7 different flavors, so 30ml lasts a few weeks. Hope you don't carry a 300ml bottle around with you. The darker ones for some reason like to gunk up coils fast so I stay away from them.

Since beer is made from barley and hops I would assume he is speaking of beer.

I didn't know what a members only jacket was before now, and I don't miss not having one. Never had any parachute pants either.

Y'all makin me feal lik I has ta go bak to shcool

When you start coughing up a lung its time to turn the power down.

Leaked a lot of juice, but no damage. After I got it cooled off by holding it up to the AC vent it quit leaking. When I first picked it up I could hardly hold onto it, but it works OK since I got it home. Sure did teach me a lesson though.

Today I learned don't leave your black setup in a black car when its over 100 outside.

And all this time I was turning the watts up until I got a big cloud of burnt cotton, turning the watts down and replacing the wick, didn't know about the light burnt taste.

Actually if someone wrote a program where you could input all the variables, it might come up with a fairly accurate answer. Like the program predicting global warming, that one works real well.

A chart would have to contain too many variables, charts might be good for a starting point, but too many variables like wire thickness wick material pg/vg ratio and a lot of other stuff. A 1.5ohm coil made with 26g will need more watts than a 1.5ohm coil made with 32g. Just a observation on my part.

I hope you have good luck with that one. I have heard a lot of good about it, but so far I don't feel a need to buy one yet. I now have 3 subtank mini kits and 2 extra tanks, I'm done buying for awhile.

None necessary just hope you get your long sought after sub ohm found.

The meds made her do it

I haven't even tried the .5 coils, I probably should agree with other people who say the subtanks are built for lung hits, and they probably are. If you are waiting on the RBA that tells me someone else is building it for you, I'm sure it will be a good build, if someone from here is building it for you. I like mine so much I bought 4 extra RBA heads so I will always have one ready to go. Hope it works out for you I would not like for you to spend money on something you can't use.

A longer drip tip will help, also the air on the middle hole does help. At least it works for me. Try the drip tip off of a KPT2 that's what I'm using. When I first started using the subtank mini I found it to be too harsh, so I tried different things until I found what I wanted. Right now I'm using the RBA with a 1.8 coil running 8 watts, seems a little low but it works for me.