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wildpolecat welcome to the friendliest; craziest forum of them all...

A couple of tips whilst you are starting out - count the stinkies you don't smoke rather than the ones you do

And the only stupid question on here is the one you don't ask

So with those two things said

[Roscopecotrain]

Hello and welcome to aaec.

[Ripshod]

Welcome aboard wildpolecat

[prr]

Welcome from me as well wildpolecat

[gill2009]

A very BIG welcome to AAEC wildpolecat - enjoy 

[Chrissie]

Hello & welcome wildpolecat

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wildpolecat

[cHooBeyDoo]

Hiya wildpolecat and a warm from me too

[wildpolecat]

Apr 24, 2015 23:15:36 GMT tim said:

Hi wildpolecat. Welcome aboard. You made a good choice with the iStick for starters. What atty (tank) are you using? If you get a decent one that delivers the nicotine you need, you will be off the stinkies forever. All you need to do then is find the flavours you like best.

And then you will want to get a different atty or mod, or start mixing your own juice and rebuilding your atty's......

But don't worry, the first step is taken!....

Anything you want to know, please ask. We love to help on this forum. It's like a family

thanks to the guys at valley vapes i got a subtank nano today 1st upgrade in the bag and a few new juices to keep me ticking on big thanks to the guys for their time and help  *thumb up*once again thanks all for the welcome

[charliehorse]

Hello wildpolecat and welcome to the forum

[wildpolecat]

not sure if im putting this in the right spot but iv been struggling to find the right flavours to vape i cant make head nor tail of the whole mixing thing i have got vanilla custard that seems smooth and creamy and a cow biscuit again smooth which i like iv tried chai tea, lemonade, fruit salad,in the witchcraft range and some mystic juices but they seem harsh if that makes sense i seem to be trying juices in the shops and buying but after a short while go off them apart from the cowbiscuit and vanilla custard i dont want to be buying juice after juice to get the 1s that suit my taste and filling my shelf with juice that will never get used i see alot on here buying from the vendors online but im worried i will be buying juice i dont like its all mind boggling to me at the mo any advice welcome atb si 

[tim]

Apr 29, 2015 23:04:04 GMT wildpolecat said:

not sure if im putting this in the right spot but iv been struggling to find the right flavours to vape i cant make head nor tail of the whole mixing thing i have got vanilla custard that seems smooth and creamy and a cow biscuit again smooth which i like iv tried chai tea, lemonade, fruit salad,in the witchcraft range and some mystic juices but they seem harsh if that makes sense i seem to be trying juices in the shops and buying but after a short while go off them apart from the cowbiscuit and vanilla custard i dont want to be buying juice after juice to get the 1s that suit my taste and filling my shelf with juice that will never get used i see alot on here buying from the vendors online but im worried i will be buying juice i dont like its all mind boggling to me at the mo any advice welcome atb si 

It is mind boggling to all of us. You cannot find your ADV (all day vape) immediately, as the experience is so different to smoking. As your taste buds recover, your taste will change, and what you like/don't like now, you might like/not like in 3 months time. Nobody can really advise you on what to try, but if the custard/biscuit types work at the moment, stick with them. Save anything you dislike to try at a later date. Juice lasts for a good time, so don't worry that it will go off.

In time, when your taste buds are back to normal, you will enjoy more flavours. But you can also get vapers tongue, which is when everything tastes like nothing. There are remedies for this, but ask when/if it happens.

Hope that helps.

Edit: Not in the wrong place either.

[aaront903]

Welcome mate, wish I had that kit when I started vaping lol

[damian]

Hahahahaha, me too!

From one newbie to another, welcome!

And I'd like to echo what the more senior members have said, this forum is a lovely forum with heaps of experience and advice to offer.....

I've spent the evening e-learning how to coil a Kayfun!

[taz96]

wildpolecat to the madhouse.