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Hanow, that sounds like a nightmare bringing your poor dog back and I admire your tenacity. So pleased they are both doing well. It's amazing how a bit of love and care can completely turn an animal around

Scylla - is that a pedigree or a poorly cat?

I thought I would share my furbabies story with you all. About 6 years ago we adopted a 1 year old ex-feral cat (Ruby) and an enormous 6 year old male tabby - Max.

We lost our lovely Ruby last summer - just found her dead in the garden

About a month after her death, I went to collect some rent from one of our tenants and instead of the no pet policy we have on our properties, I found a dog, cat and 4 kittens. The tenant was fairly brutal and should never be allowed to keep pets so I persuaded him to let me take the remaining unhomed kitten home with me. Somehow Hamish came through it unscathed and is the most loving cat. He actually thinks he is a scarf and spends most of his time around my neck, when he can get away with it!

The tenant then moved out and it took us days to clean the house. Whilst cleaning my friend and I heard the most pathetic mewing from a tiny kitten in the garden. The weather was dreadful at the time and she was living under mountains of rubbish in the neighbour's garden - we were worried she would drown. The tenant had managed to smash a hole in the back door and this little kitten had been coming into the house to find leftover food. After a few days she she got used to creeping in after we went home for the evening and we eventually found her curled in our Henry the Hoover bag. Needless to say, she is now at home with us!

It took her a long time to settle in and even now she is still extremely nervous and much more an outdoor cat, and I am convinced she was born a feral kitten, although there was no mum around when we found her. She is still a very small cat and still exhibits puddning and sucking behaviour on her favourite blanket, which she can make quite soggy within minutes.

They both adore Max, and he tolerates them fairly well, although isn't so keen when they snuggle up with him!

In the photo they are in Max's bed, which he overhangs! Hamish at the back, Aggie at the front

They weren't on there yesterday Chrissie - it's not just you!

Kath, I need to change my order now these are available - I'll PM you - sorry for being a pain.

Kath, I am happy for you to order whenever, I'm not in dire need of anything right now. However, previous experience with trying to order from Amy shows that stuff goes out of stock overnight, but I am happy to add to a future order too.

Does that make sense? birthday wine may be getting the better of me.......

Sorry Hanow, I'll try to explain without causing further confusion, not that I am very technical and barely understand it myself!

LR stands for Low Resistance. It basically means that the less resistance an atomiser gives, the more energy will be drawn from the battery through the atomiser, providing a stronger vape with more vapour and a stronger throat hit. These turn vaping with a 3.7 battery (which you have now) into something that performs like a 5v battery

There are disadvantages (of course!). The LR atties are said not to last so long, or at least, the performance drops off quicker than the regular (HR, High Resistance) atties. They also drain the battery faster, although I am using them on my Riva and I still get 8 hours plus from them. You should not use them on a high voltage device as it will kill them pretty fast.

BUT, they provide a stronger and more satisfying vape and for me, this outweighs any disadvantages.

I hope that helps

I thought of ordering another Riva from Eastmall, but decided that the LF customer service is excellent and their price is pretty much the same as EM.

There is a new beautiful shiny e-cig that I am very tempted by www.ivapour-elixir.co.uk/the-omega.html and some video of it . I don't own any of Chad's mods, but from what I have heard, they are excellent.