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Post by smifee on Jul 10, 2022 10:19:04 GMT
RonWe all need as many laughs as we can get. If you keep posting 'em I'll keep reading 'em.
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Post by smifee on Jun 26, 2022 11:48:59 GMT
Hi GunJackNow look in once a week. Used to be daily to read the funnies by Ron but not so many of them now. Mix for about 30 vapers now down from 40 as people give up or move on. Don't look for replacements as the nicotine stash is dwindling. Still recoiling nautilus coils and servicing Nautilus & minis with parts I got from Aspire. Hope you, Mrs GJ & mini GJ are all doing well. |
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Post by smifee on May 7, 2022 12:50:33 GMT
Why not another nautilus?
My son still uses them and they are available on ebay.
I still recoil the nautilus coils and use them in Kabukis.
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Post by smifee on Mar 13, 2022 13:26:17 GMT
What flavourings do you have?
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Post by smifee on Jun 7, 2021 14:08:38 GMT
Lyra by Lost Vape. Prices online range from £29.99 to £4.99. I use one when walking the dog or cycling because they come with a lanyard. Good flavour & long lasting 1.2ohm coils. £4,99 link:- ukvapekings.com/product/lostvape-lyra-pod-kit/ |
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Post by smifee on Mar 27, 2020 18:01:10 GMT
Easter would normally start my car boot season on Sunday mornings. Fair weather only.
I take a load of old vaping stuff and sell some of it but also give some of it away depending on the 'buyer's attitude.
I had a load of 10ml bottles with a plastic cap incorporating a thin metal needle tube.
Buyer "How much are they?"
Me "How many do you want?"
Buyer "3"
Me "Take 6 for nothing."
Buyer "Oh I can't do that."
Me "In 30 seconds they are £1 each."
Buyer taking 3 as fast as she could "Thank you."
I usually pack up with a warm inner glow.
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Post by smifee on Mar 26, 2020 18:10:44 GMT
We went into lockdown 2 weeks ago as Angie is in the same situation as Chrissie. There's a big green plastic box outside our front window. All parcels are put in there and we don't give signatures for them. People I make liquids for have been collecting them from the same box. After each collection or delivery I disinfect it. I go out walking the dog and have no trouble social distancing. Family have been great getting our shopping. Some people still don't get how serious it is. Daughter in law got some shopping for us and waived payment until I told her it would go on for months. As the restrictions have got tighter I've started posting liquids in the post box on my dog walk. Thought it couldn't get worse until my specs fell apart. I'm using an old pair which only have one arm or prescription sun glasses depending on the light conditions. Coiling in sun glasses is fun. NOT. |
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Post by smifee on Mar 26, 2020 17:53:10 GMT
I've got so much vaping stuff collected in 5 years of vaping. Family often say why do you keep them. I make liquids & coils for about 40 vapers and several of them have asked me 'Have you got …?' I usually have. When, one week, I found I had 79 coils to dry burn, clean & rewick I told the 10 smifee coil users they would have to rewick their own. All except one guy who has a disability. He gets liquids once a month, returns the bottles & 20 coils and collects 20 fresh ones. Now I'm not accepting bottles, coils or money I have to make him 20 recoiled nautilus coils for the next 3 month minimum. So I told 'er indoors 'That's why I've kept 600 used nautilus coils.'  |
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Post by smifee on Nov 20, 2019 12:53:25 GMT
Hi smifee ...I mentioned the Zlide some weeks ago, & have bought another...superb tanks IMO  Hi Gill Your posts on the Zlide were what made me press BUY NOW. |
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Post by smifee on Nov 19, 2019 17:15:19 GMT
Hi All
Even though the site is very quiet these days I still look in nearly every day for Ron's funnies.
Shinyitis has gone as I've been settled with Kabukis, genuine & clone, for a couple of years. Make my own liquids and use Nautilus BVC coils that I have recoiled.
When production of Kabukis finished I started looking for a tank to use when I wouldn't be able get spares for them.
Tried the Nautilus X because it has top fill & top air flow. Great tank for very strong flavours like Mint, Menthol & Blackjack but hopeless for any subtle flavours.
Next up was the Innokin Zlide. I bought the bare bones ( Zlide Express ) version in case I didn't like it. Figuring £12 was only half what I paid for the Nauty X.
Oh!!! Wow, Wow and more wows. So easy to fill and when I knock the air flow ring it doesn't move like the Nauty Minis. The coils last for ages.
Downside is that I will have to buy coils as I can't get 'em apart to see if I can recoil them.
Santa has been told I would like more Zlides.
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Post by smifee on Nov 19, 2019 16:55:00 GMT
I use 10 to 15 litres of PG and 20 to 30 litres of VG a year and only buy from Lubrisolve.
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Post by smifee on Jun 13, 2019 12:10:49 GMT
I waited. Oooooooooooooooh it's lovely and Angie likes it as well.
Back in my childhood now. My mum worked where Dentyne gum was made so there was always a supply at home.
Recipe:- TFA Cinnamon Red Hot & Mixmaster (Everything Liquid) Winternip both at 1.5%.
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Post by smifee on Jun 7, 2019 20:14:22 GMT
Trying to make a Dentyne flavour. Sort of copied a recipe on t'internet. My experience is that if you tell someone what the flavour is they are more likely to get it. So I get Dentyne from the sniff test. Angie gets furniture polish. Should I label the bottle Pledge or Dentyne  |
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Post by smifee on Dec 31, 2018 11:59:49 GMT
Can't answer your question but info for any Solubearome Marmalade on Toast :- Stawberry Jam on Toast is now Breakfast 1 & Marmalade on Toast is Breakfast 2' I spent hours trying to find MoT in stock before finding out.  |
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Post by smifee on Nov 10, 2018 10:49:13 GMT
It looks like they have rebranded some of my favourites by adding 'Sweet Shop'
Barley Sugar I use at 15% but add 1% of whichever lemon comes to hand first.
Butterscotch I use in a couple of recipes ( look for 'Butterscotch Bliss' in the recipe section ).
Chocolate Mint is superb. I use it as the basis of a Peppermint Cream.
Caramel is another I don't mix as a stand alone but use in a couple of recipes.
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