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My thank's to all who have taken the time to respond, yes we do vape, I guess we would be kind of classed as newbie by the seasoned vapers here, we only started using them in June this year and by mid september had gone to zero (0) mg, I mix our own juices (only cos it is a zero mix) was given a lot of help and advice on mixing by a member here who organises the Bradford meets.

Yes I have to agree much of what we see on some markets is cheap and nasty and possibly potentially dangerous as has been said (I tried one never heard of mix...instant sore throat and headache).

Don't know about developing own juices but what we would hope to achieve is to offer a good range of quality juices...such as Dekang or Hangsen for example and a selection of decent accessories and mods.

I believe you have misunderstood my post karma...I am neither a "Vendor" nor do I wish to "sell" our hand crafted gifts on this forum.

I simply wondered if other members would be so kind as to tell me which e-juices and other related items they prefer...we plan to sell e-juices on a Market Stall and I asked the question as a sort of market research to see which brands were preferred by forum members.

We only moved here last Christmas so don't know many people in the area...still finding our way around tbh...think I have got all the Charity shops mapped now though ...if you know of any you think I may have missed please do enlighten me
We don't go out much really...busy trying to rebuild our craft business...haven't been out on the bike much either due to Mr Flynt having had 16 months of ongoing pain from a slipped disc and Medics who say they can't do anything and prescribe tablets that do no good...I do make the odd forage to Moortop and the Elmsall market for supplies
You would be very welcome to drop in if passing...you can find us on FB...aburningambition or via our web site of the same name.
Flynt

Thank's for that...appreciated...will post updates when I have something to say...

You might be closer than you think...we are in S. Kirkby...

Thank's dinamic22...appreciated...the way I see it...it's all down to achieving the right frame of mind...for me there are no milestones...I am a non smoker and will stay that way permanently...I do not count the day's/week's etc...tbh when I posted last night I had to check the date of my original post to work out how long it had been since I last smoked...I really hadn't thought about it in real time until then.

I know that for many counting the day's/weeks is how they cope with the "withdrawl" symptoms they assume they are suffering from...and being able to mark/celebrate a "milestone" gives them a huge confidence boost...but it's all a clever illusion perpetrated to make smokers think they are actually "giving up" something they enjoy.
We are all being brainwashed daily by the smoking cessation brigade and the Govt. into believing we are making a sacrifice by "giving up" something we actually enjoy...what's to enjoy about coughing your lungs up every day...smelling like an ashtray and voluntarily poisoning yourself?.

The Govt DO NOT want us to stop smoking en masse...they would lose far too much revenue...so they dupe everyone into believing they are against smoking with half hearted anti smoking campaigns while using carefully orchestrated words/phrases and advertising media to keep us addicted...aka Psychological Classical Conditioning...and the majority of us accept all the claptrap they feed us.
Words such as *withdrawl symptoms* *habit* giving up* *craving*
It's not a habit...it's an addiction...but although Nicotine is one of the most addictive poisons known it is also the easiest addiction to stop.
I recommend everyone should read Alan carr's Book...The easy way To Stop Smoking...it really will alter your perspective on how/why you smoke and how easy it really is to stop..note I say STOP not *give up*.
*climbs down from soapbox*

On another subject...nice to see a fellow West Yorkshire resident...we're in the Ponte area.

Flynt