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Five Pawn's Queenside is in my regular rotation of juices.

And it's back up! Again. LOL Way to go, Chris! Now, if it'll stay up until I pass the 1000 day mark, I'll be a happy camper.

Oh my gosh, Jeff. We need to fix that!

The books or the movies, Jeff? I go for the books, personally. Putting a sword into Arwen's hand is like putting an Uzi into Mother Theresa's. Just my opinion.

No offense taken, but I still disagree with you. Our automotive and collision department gets over filled with people wanting to learn. They not only learn about the automotive end, there's also physics, chemistry, alchemy... Our welding department has a waiting list like you wouldn't believe. The students get extremely good paying jobs even before they graduate (but their employment is contingent on them finishing their degree). Some of the companies snapping them up include Trane, Vestas, BF Goodrich, Atlas Pacific... to name a few. Anymore, it's getting harder and harder to find a good paying job without some kind of degree. My minor in college was Auto Parts and Service Management. When I graduated we had a 98% placement record with alumni employed at GM, Ford, Chrysler, BMW, Jaguar, Porche, Volkswagon, Cummins Diesel, Toyota, Honda, Nissan... No, college isn't for everyone but it's also not the money pit you seem to think it is.

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Like Earthling said, get an dedicated ohm meter. That's the first thing you need to buy even before getting an RDA/RTA. Study up on Ohm's Law so you have a good understanding of what it is that you're dealing with in terms of resistance and how it works with your battery.

When you're ready to start that counter, double click on anyone's counter and that will take you to the beginning of inputting info for your very own.

Woo hoo! Banner's back up. Way to go, Chris.

When you said "minis", did you mean Nautilus minis or KPT minis? Still, that really sucks. Why did you want to boil them in the first place? I've always found a simple rinse in warm - mostly hot water and a dunk in Vodka for an hour or so does the trick. No need to boil at all.

LOL! I haven't seen that one in a long time.

Back up about three steps, Comp. Right about... there.

Yes, that's the smoking banner. It's got a bug and isn't working right now, that's why Chris wanted those of us who had one to post here.

It really isn't. You don't have to worry about that. The Nautilus is a solid performer. Add the vertical coil and it's amazing the amount of flavor and vapor I get (50/50 blend). The first time I used one I had to open a window to air out the room but then I was chain vaping quite a bit.

And now you're stomping in my sandbox. A college education is what you make of it. I've seen hundreds "walk" on graduation day in May every year for the past 19 years. Many of them go to high paying jobs they wouldn't have otherwise qualified for if they hadn't gone to college. Without college to train the medical professionals, where would you be healthwise? It may not be perfect, but it's a hell of a lot better than the alternative. Sure, some go to college and get nothing out of it. You get what you put in. If you work at it and learn from it, you're probably going to get something worthwhile out of it when you get the degree. *gets off soapbox*

Surprisingly enough we were in the low 60s today and expect to get up to 70 tomorrow. Not all of Colorado is snow and skiing, but it's not far if that's what you want.

I don't know who's telling you the Nautilus is like a cartomizer, to me, they're not even in the same league. In my experience with the BVC and the Nautilus mini, it's the closest I've found in flavor and vapor production as my HH.357 direct dripping atomizer.

Also, I didn't see this mentioned so I'm bringing it up now. Vaping will dehydrate you so you will want to increase your water intake. Drink more water. Not soda, not coffee, not tea or juice or whatever, just plain ole' H2O. That will also help flush all the other toxins out of your body that the cigarettes put in. You're doing good. Keep it up!

Yep. If you're going to build your own coils, the first thing on your shopping list is not a mod or RDA/RTA/RBA... it should always be an ohm meter or multimeter. Next on the list is to research how to use it properly (if you're not already familiar). The kanthal, wick, RDA, mod, battery and juice are all way down the list in comparison. T-Bone is good about listening to sound advice and asking lots of questions. Good luck to you in your next step of vaping. Stay safe!

Oh, and I'm rereading for the six hundredth time, Brotherhood of the Rose by David Morrell. This man is pure genius.

Timeline was done very well for a movie that started out as a book. The book will always be better but I didn't hate Timeline (the movie) at all. My favorite Creighton will always be Airframe and Five Patients.

They're already up to 7? The last model I was aware of was the Vamo 5. I must be off my game.

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There are times when it's just a defective tank. Can you return it?

Yep. What Bebop said.