Vaping like a skinny jeans wearing, man bun sporting, beard having, murse carrying hipster tool.


I smoke cheapo (Exeter) cigs at about $28 per carton weekly...
and I could probably outrun most of you prinks...
which is why I talk to you the way I do.
:)

:D

:thefinger:
I spend $45 on a carton of American Spirit organic blend. Carton lasts me about three weeks.
 
The vape place I go to near home, which is the same one @Squach213 goes to is open 7 days a week, is run by 2 (that I've seen so far) Greatful Dead groupies. So far it's a decent shop, with good juices and good prices on accessories, and they're tied into the 5-Star Program...which for you truck drivers...is a nationwide reward points program similar to Pilot Rewards.

Today I stopped in and got 60ml of 2 different types of juice for less than 20 bucks. 2 different 30ml bottles.

That will probably last me 2 weeks at least.

You CANNOT do that smoking. Period. Run the math.

The points program is nationwide...at participating shops of course...but once you build a certain amount of points, you get free shit. I think if I get 100 points I get a free 15ml of the flavor and nic level of my choice, that's in stock.
 
I have to ask what is with the watts thing. All your doing is vaporizing oil right?

Higher wattages produce more vapor, and if you're used to things like HEAVY menthol smokes like I was, you need something that hits like a freight train.

A word about menthol juices however, if you put menthol juice into a refillable tank, the menthol flavor NEVER comes out. Well...it does. but it takes 893 tanks of normal juice. If you're gonna vape menthol, or mint, dedicate a tank to that purpose.

You can vape at lower watts, but there's just something satisfying about huge clouds.

I've tried vaping at lower wattages and the satisfaction just isn't there for me. I just like the big hit, and the big clouds.
 
Higher watts allows you to run bigger coils, which in turn gives you a warmer vape and bigger clouds.

I personally like huge clouds and a very warm vape experience, but I would not recommend any start where I am at with vaping.
 
I was reminded of this thread this afternoon,.. er,.. yesterday afternoon.

At Farm and Fleet when I was looking at air compressors this scrawny little thing walked up & was looking at the little "I'm not a real man who uses air tools but I might occasionally need to top off my bicycle tires" oilless pancake compressors.

This kid was probably 5 ft 3", 100 lbs, early 20's, full Abraham Lincoln beard, wearing skinny jeans, large "gauge" earrings, neon green tennis shoes and one of those French painter type hats.

He was the poster child for hipster. I mean his hipster was so excessive it was oozing out of his skin.

In my peripheral vision I could tell he kept looking back & forth between me and the toy air compressors.

I was thinking "don't start talking to me PLEASE".

Sure enough, the little dork asked me if this particular compressor he was looking at would be enough to run an airbrush.

Seriously? The damn thing was just a little toy with maybe a one gallon tank but it said 125 psi on it. How much do you need for an airbrush? Like 3 psi?

I said "yeah it's definitely enough" :rolleyes:


He's probably at home right now painting dragons on his jewelry box. :coocoo:




And vaping. :rolleyes:
 

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