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1. "Not Funny" Guy Ah, this is a classic. This guy is so versed in comedy and writing that he doesn't even have time to explain why something is not funny. He just wants the writer to know that they wasted their time in trying to impress him. If you ever thought about responding to him, you'd better think again. Any response from you is because you're "butt hurt" and "can't handle criticism." Don't worry, this master of the craft spends hours per day looking at memes, so if anyone knows about comedy, it's him. 2. "Back in MY Day" Guy This fella can be found in just about any comments section on the Internet. He's sitting at home on his Packard Bell PC just waiting to inform everyone with what's wrong with the world these days. Not only can he thoroughly explain everything that everyone else is doing wrong, he also has a solution for it. Granted, most of it involves "a good butt whoopin," but still, he's solving problems. 3. The Spammer I don't know how this is a viable marketing tool, but it seems to be everywhere. There are comments all over the place that start out with a relevant comment, but then immediately venture into a story about how their uncle's neighbor makes $900/day from home just by checking his email. If you were really making that kind of money, why would you have to desperately tell strangers about it? Wouldn't you have all of your friends and family on this gravy train to Money Town? I'm sure your mom would love to make that kind of money from home instead of working at the hospital. So selfish. 4. The "I Don't Get Jokes" Girl Let's say someone writes an article and states that, "waiting in line at the airport is the worst thing that could ever happen to you." We all know that the writer isn't being literal, right? Not this gal. She takes everything literally and if you suggest that's the worst thing that could happen to you, she will inform you of genocide, poverty, oppression, and tyranny. She is probably a blast to hang out with at parties. 5. The Incorrect Grammar Guy Why is there always a direct correlation between those that are freaking out in the comments section and those that don't know the difference between YOUR and YOU'RE? Here's a quick tip for this guy: It's not: "Your gay and this was a waist of time!" It's: "You're gay and this was a waste of time!" If you're going to use homophobic slurs, at least correct your grammar. 6. The Always Offended Guy This guy is going to get offended by literally anything. One time I wrote an article about birthday cakes that didn't turn out as planned, and a guy wrote me a three paragraph comment on why I should be appreciative of ALL cakes and that some people can't even afford cakes. He was furious over birthday cakes. So, it really doesn't matter what the topic is, this guy has a cousin that was affected in a negative way by exactly what you're joking about or he has a friend that is allergic to butterfly shrimp so he would appreciate it if you didn't make light of the subject. 7. "Well THAT Was a Waste of Time" Guy Sometimes you'll click on an article and it's not exactly what you expected. It happens. This guy isn't satisfied with simply moving on to the next article, he's going to let you know that this wasted his time. Granted, this "valuable" time has been spent scrolling through a former co-worker's Facebook profile pictures and taking quizzes to figure out which flavor of Starbursts best represents them as a person, but still. Now that he wasted this time reading facts about the Andrew Garfield "Spider-Man" movies instead of the Tobey Maguire movies, his day is completely ruined. 8. The "Let's Make Everything Political" Guy You could post an article about cute babies sneezing and this guy would find a way to make it into a political argument. To him, every picture of a funny animal is a distraction from Benghazi and sports are just meant to push Obama's agenda. Sure sports were around before Obama, but now they're run by the Jihad. Wake up, sheep! 9. The Time Traveler This guy is truly fascinating because he's traveled from decades ago just to leave an online comment. He's here to let women know they belong in the kitchen and other stereotypes that no one's paid attention to since the 80s. He also has no problem dropping little nuggets of racism either. Every time he realizes there's a black president he shakes like Hulk Hogan after he body slammed Andre the Giant at WrestleMania. 10. All of You! Obviously, none of you fall into any of the above categories. Nope, not at all. You are all lovely, supportive individuals that can give constructive criticism and still enjoy something you read. You're not creepy and you definitely have more than a low-resolution picture of a pit bull holding a rebel flag as your Facebook profile picture. You're the best and I love you.

I dig it. If anyone wants to donate to my Trinity fund please feel free.

Fresh build before I hit the sack. Goodnight and vape on!

just got a 3d atomizer today and a bottle of kings crown "the king". 3d is a pita to build and the airholes are just too small. once I drilled em out and built it, its on like donkey kong.

So I decided I wanted to build a unregulated box mod today. I will admit... Next time I will put more thought into it and also buy a battery cradle. Trying to fashion a way to get contacts points to stay in place with no real support was a epic failure... Lol. I got it together and working, but I'm not impressed. It looks like poop thanks to my inexperience. I used the 510 top cap from my Cronus clone, a 3amp switch and project box from radio shack, and battery contact points from an old ohm meter that I seriously rigged into place... The positive contact plate is in a cap from a dripper from a bottle of ejuice that I slip the battery into so it maintains contact... This thing has more glue in it then plastic I think... Lol

I only use Sony vtc 4 or vtc5

yep. That's what I use for mine. The only catch is you need to build coils for 1.2ohm+ or it won't fire it. I noticed my chineseum vamo v5 clone won't even fire 1.2ohm but my non clone version of the v5 will fire a 1.2ohm coil. my current coil is 1.6ohm and both fire that one no problem.

.4 ohms 26g kanthal igo-w on panzer

I prefer the LG1865HE2 for my 18650 cells. It's a 2500mah 30amp pulse, 20amp continuous discharge. I use it in my dual 18650 dna30's and my Reo's. Will generally last 4-5 hours in my reo before I notice a change enough to make me swap in a fresh one, in my dna30 devices, which are dual 18650, it's 2+ days.

Just purchased an Aspire Nautilus Mini. The Grimm green review pushed me over the edge! My aerotank doesn't give me a top of the line experience honestly. Its good but I hope this Nautilus mini puts my mobile vape over the top (I drip while at work, home, or hanging out with friends). I like to use a tank set-up while I'm busy at work and driving. I drive a lot as well...

Seriously, look into it. Rip Trippers on YouTube got me into it. The best part about dripping is you will be building coils and will be preoccupied and not thinking about the stinkies!!!

Yeah he designed a clean mod This is his pricing, it's not dependent on material used but on size. Reasonable to me for an authentic. If anyone is interested PM me and I'll shoot you the link to the forum thread. He is sold out of the 18650 size but he said he will make another batch - 18350: $128 - 18490: $133 - 18650: $138

Nemesis brass mod, with magnetic and contact upgrade from fat daddy vapes. Caterpillar rda built to 1.35 ohms. 9 wraps, 28 gauge kanthal, dual coil. Couldn't get the whole cloud in the shot Little better Whoo hoo. There we go

Congrats on putting down the analogs! Welcome to Vapor Talk.

I know which "guy" I am.

I`m with Bebop on this idea. There is simply too much propagation and musher-room brands, err clones, in the market. If the devices were spread out into differing forums then one would have to look into each sub forum to see the latest this or that, in more centralized "topical" forums one can see the newest this or that right away, and there is always a search function for specific, umm, searching. Of course I` new here and maybe don`t have the foggiest clue as to what I`m talking about. :?( (But I do know I`v done a lot of searching on VT prior to purchase, :?) Cheers, R

You're doing the right thing by asking questions before you start, but I would highly suggest watching some tutorial videos and maybe reading some things online. There are plenty of people here that will be more than happy to help you, but the question you're asking is simply too broad. I would be here for 2 days writing paragraph after paragraph to answer the question "What do I need to do to start dripping?" So If I were you, I would maybe try to do a little more research and then come back and ask some more specific questions. To get your started, you're going to need to get familiar with Ohm's law and battery safety. Vape on!

Before posting questions about these devices in the General discussion area, check out the Modding, Mods & Technical area on the forum. There are sections set up for Rebuilding and Variable Voltage mods. Lots of questions and answers can already be found there. http://www.vaportalk.com/forum/forum/297-modding-mods-technical/