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Post by bigbawmcgraw on Jan 30, 2013 11:47:38 GMT
Hi yidders, Do you have the plain Menthol or Menthol Tabac from vapeescape? I didn't like the plain one, tasted a bit 'hollow' to me so I switched to the tabac and been on that for about a year now. It's slightly more expensive but worth it IMO....remember to use the allabout code! www.vapeescape.co.uk/menthol-tabac~231 |
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Post by bigbawmcgraw on Jan 29, 2013 15:49:35 GMT
Hi bryson,
RE the nic content, I've gone from 30mg to 20mg to 10mg, always Menthol Tabac (VE) and I notice a difference in taste. I've just ordered the 20mg again because I can't get on with the 10mg at all for some reason.
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Post by bigbawmcgraw on Jan 29, 2013 15:43:17 GMT
I usually use my forefinger (on top) but sometimes the fire button doesn't work on my LT and I need to turn it round to use my thumb. Nothing worse than taking a long drag of nothing >  |
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Post by bigbawmcgraw on Sept 5, 2012 8:07:24 GMT
For the first few months of vaping I only used menthol, but then my orders got bigger and the wiley Jason started sending out samplers  I tried Cocomel but didn't really rate it, so I am mixing it with menthol now just to get rid of it! Still using that during the day, but night time fave is gingerbread. Trying out the RY4 atm but it gets a bit sickly after a while, so swap between that and gingerbread. |
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Post by bigbawmcgraw on Aug 31, 2012 13:09:58 GMT
I can't say I've ever had an 'off day' with vaping in the 10 months I've been on them, but my main vape is menthol, and I hated menthol ciggies. There might be something to this ??? Well done on being nic free, I'm still on 20mg. Hoping to cut down soon though  |
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Post by bigbawmcgraw on Aug 30, 2012 8:47:32 GMT
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Post by bigbawmcgraw on Aug 30, 2012 8:13:47 GMT
You can't have enough spare batteries I was up your neck of the woods (North Ledaig) a couple of weeks ago in the caravan. 4 x LT batteries and 2 x trusty Riva's. Just as well because 2 of the LT batts died when I was away  Do you use EHU? If not, the car chargers are very handy, but you still can't have enough spares for camping |
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Post by bigbawmcgraw on Aug 22, 2012 11:17:32 GMT
I've had an HTC Desire HD for about a year now. The battery life isn't great but it really depends on how you use it. I can manage 24 hours with one charge but I'm lucky if I make 2 or 3 calls a day. Also, I rarely switch on the Wi-Fi as this drains the battery quite quickly. I believe you can buy bigger batteries for them but expect to pay a few quid for it  Other than that it's been a good phone and usually does as it's told i.e. I only have to re-boot it once every 2 weeks or so. My friend has a Galaxy S3 and from what I can gather the battery life isn't that much better, although he makes more calls than I do, perhaps 15 or 20 a day. He usually has to plug it into the car half way through the day. |
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Post by bigbawmcgraw on Aug 22, 2012 10:57:44 GMT
Storm, is that 'lead collar' one of those 'halti' things that go over the dog's nose? Just wondering as we didn't get on with the halti, so if there was something else to try I would. What worries me more now then my poor arms is the my daft dog is 11 and I can see that he's getting abit stiff so wouldn't want him to do himself any damage when he decides to fly into a fit when he sees another dog! Karma, I had big problems with keeping my dog under control when I first got him. I tried all sorts of leads, from halti's to chokers. The only thing that worked was the cheepest one. It's basically a length of rope with a loop on the end. It works similar to a choker but you have to make sure it's kept high up the neck, just behind the ears to be effective. If he pulls, you just give a gentle tug to the side (not backwards as that will make him worse) and this should be enough to correct him. I've tried the Caesar Milan theory and it actually works |
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Post by bigbawmcgraw on Aug 22, 2012 7:04:43 GMT
Try some vets in your area. We got our border collie from our vet. He had been handed in to be destroyed because his previous owner couldn't handle him! ??? > Probably because he hadn't been neutered. The vet nurse fostered him for a couple of months, neutered him and jagged him up to date. He was a bit of a handful but with a lot of time and patience, a year later he's a right cracker  We didn't pay a penny for him, she even changed the chip information for free too. |
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Post by bigbawmcgraw on Aug 1, 2012 9:22:56 GMT
It's a good conversation starter too, which usually ends with me handing over one of Jasons cards  |
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Post by bigbawmcgraw on Jul 30, 2012 9:32:32 GMT
Six weeks.............that seems good And counting... |
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Post by bigbawmcgraw on Jul 30, 2012 9:23:05 GMT
I've managed to get 6 weeks out of a Vision (v2) so far. Rinse out every couple of days and steep in Steredent solution every couple of weeks. Bought half a dozen 2 months ago and only used 3 for different flavours.
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Post by bigbawmcgraw on Jul 29, 2012 10:56:44 GMT
Gingerbread is surprisingly nice. You get a good wee kick from the 'Ginger' |
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Post by bigbawmcgraw on Jul 29, 2012 10:51:23 GMT
You'll just have to buy another mod now to use the batteries you bought That's what I'm worried about |
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Other than that it's been a good phone and usually does as it's told i.e. I only have to re-boot it once every 2 weeks or so.
