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Thanks guys. The Green Apple from Freedom Vape is luvvullly!

Actually, happiness is about following a spiritual path that involves letting go of stuff. Letting go of fear, anxiety, old (unhealthy) ideas, jealousy, anger, resentment, selfishness and self-centredness. And once all that is gone, what you're left with is true happiness.

But, of course, I'll still got shed loads of the above, so until then, happiness is being able to vape at my desk, instead of smoking round the back, by the bins.

Verey; where do you buy your gear in bulk from?

Okay, here's my two-cents:

As an active alcoholic I suffered from high stress levels which broke me out in eczema. I could go to bed, scratch in my sleep, and when I woke up (aka regained consciousness) my sheets could be covered in blood. I was like a scabby old dog.

When I stopped drinking and did a few things, such as implement a daily meditation practise (which I swear by), my stress levels lowered and funnily enough my scabbiness is now non-existent.

Meditation can definitely help with stress and sleeping problems, and meditation is scientifically proven (with brain scans 'n' stuff) to have many psychological and physical benefits. A simple search on Google will show that loads of scientific studies have been done on mediation, and some with extremely surprising results. When they can measure something; such as the benefits of meditation; it stops being 'airy fairy nonsense' and enters into the realm of science; and it has done.

Have any of you guys ever considered meditation? There need be no religious overtones linked to meditation (though I do it as part of a two year structured Buddhist foundation course (but I'm not very 'Boodhist')).

Honestly, meditation can solve a lot of problems that we create ourselves; even if that does sound a bit weird.

I found the potcheen doesn't help either.

I love the Irish! Where are you from Irish Queen? I have links with those strange Presbyterians in the 'Narth' (Carrickfergus; I was married there to a crazy Ulster woman - though admittedly it was my own behaviour that drove her that way - but I don't drink potcheen anymore ).

I can't really help with a recommendation since I'm new and hopefully all my gear arrives today; fingers crossed, touch wood, I'll be holding onto my lucky underwear and not stepping on cracks in the pavement.

I just thought I'd bid you an 'ello!

I looked for a synonym of 'Vapour' and found Miasma.

I think Miasma is a pretty good name, though it means 'Bad Air', but that looks like a 'Mean Machine', so maybe it's appropriate?

Or Viasma, and call it the 'V' for short?

Ignore me, I'm a Geordie!

Hi Evil,

Croatia is a beautiful place (even though the last time I was there was in 1993).

Right, I'm new myself, but in the spirit of passing it on, here's my suggestion:

Riva 510 = £38 with P&P

www.freedomvape.co.uk/shop/article_2001/Riva-510-E-Cigarette-Starter-Kit.html?shop_param=cid%3D2%26aid%3D2001%26

Get two of these atomisers with tank (free postage) = £13

www.electravape.co.uk/510_T_Atomizer_With_Free_Tank/p756394_3471640.aspx

Total cost £51 which is under your £60 budget. You get two atomisers with your Riva and another two with the second link.

You will also need juice.

From what I've read, the battery life of a Riva is good and one battery should last a moderately heavy vaper, vape all day. And you get two batteries with this pack.

But bare in mind that the above is just stuff that I've ordered based on some recommendations, but the Riva will definitely be supported by most I suspect.

Regards,

Tosh

Thanks, I've just ordered two. I saw a review of the Ego-T on youtube and it looked good, so if this is similar; spot on.