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yeah I am
you are both gay lol
Whats a quality vape pen btw tri?

you are both gay lol
Whats a quality vape pen btw tri?

Depends. Mechanical or digital?


well i got some hawaiian baby woodrose seeds and was gonna share some with my friend but he keeps talking about how he wants to chew them in school and whatnot and i told him i wouldn't give him any if he was only going to use them for that
idk i feel like that's just wrong

am i being a selfish starfish or should i trust he won't do that
« Last Edit: July 30, 2014, 04:41:52 PM by Bahamut »

well i got some hawaiian baby woodrose seeds and was gonna share some with my friend but he keeps talking about how he wants to chew them in school and whatnot and i told him i wouldn't give him any if he was only going to use them for that
idk i feel like that's just wrong

am i being a selfish starfish or should i trust he won't do that
i dont recommend lsa in school

ive never been able to do hbwr but i did do morning glories and i couldnt walk up the stairs because one step mightve been three feet wide but then the next one was like an inch long

crazy distortions

Difference?

Mechanical e-cigs are literally just a heating element and a battery. They're simple, but they make a stuff LOAD of vapor. Waaaaaay more than digital ones. They also kinda look cooler. Digital ones have a digital chip in them that regulates the amount of power that goes to the heating element and allows you to select how thick/thin you want the vapor. Since you get a lot more vapor with mechanical ones, you use really low nicotine levels.

Mechanical ones require maintenance. If you use cotton to hold the e-juice, it starts getting burnt and you have to replace it fairly frequently. The alternate is dripping the e-juice onto the coils and refilling it every few hits, which gets way more tasteful and milkier hits. Every once in a while you have to replace the heating element, which requires quite a bit of work of wrapping coils around posts. There's a learning curve.

Digital ones are the ones you see with tanks. You pretty much just fill up the tank and go. Every week or so you'll have to replace the heating element, but it's a simple screw-out and screw-in. Takes thirty seconds, and they're cheap. You can also select how much power you want to go to the heating element, which changes the thickness, strength, and taste of the vapor. If you turn it up too high, it'll burn the juice though.

I recommend a digital one to start out with 'cause they're much easier to use. I've actually never owned a mechanical one, if you have questions about that I'd probably forward you to rambo1220 'cause his are mechanical.

As for good digital vape pens, there's a lot of selection. I personally use a Tesla, but I have friends who have Vapor4Life vapes, namely the Dial-A-Volt model. Honestly though, a lot of it is just the quality of your atomizer. Sometimes when I don't feel like carrying around my big Tesla I just stick the tank on a generic battery (you can find 'em at any smoke shop) and tbh it works almost as well, it just doesn't have the ability to select voltage.



that post was way longer than i thought it was gonna be

to sum all of that down

a nice starter vape would be a battary size to fit your need
and a standard tank that uses stock coils (the heating element tri is talking about)



Mechanical ones require maintenance. If you use cotton to hold the e-juice, it starts getting burnt and you have to replace it fairly frequently. The alternate is dripping the e-juice onto the coils and refilling it every few hits, which gets way more tasteful and milkier hits. Every once in a while you have to replace the heating element, which requires quite a bit of work of wrapping coils around posts. There's a learning curve.
there are rebuildable tanks that dont require dripping

they work the same way a standard tank would except you simply rebuild it every month or so
which by the way is how long a drippers set up is supposed to last whether youre subohming or not

there are rebuildable tanks that dont require dripping

they work the same way a standard tank would except you simply rebuild it every month or so
which by the way is how long a drippers set up is supposed to last whether youre subohming or not

I've only ever seen cotton used as a filler and dripping.

i dont recommend lsa in school

ive never been able to do hbwr but i did do morning glories and i couldnt walk up the stairs because one step mightve been three feet wide but then the next one was like an inch long

crazy distortions
my point exactly, ty ref



forgot to say the other day tramadol is forgetin cool
took 100mg and was mellowed out for a few hours, took a half hour nap and then woke up feeling like i could run 8 marathons

Just got a brand new glass globe for vaping concentrates. I used to have one that had an open coil:



But the one I just got came with this heating element:



It works wonders because there is a screen above the coil so you can precisely vaporize it now instead of having it burn due to direct contact. I was loading it up with kief last night as well as it was one of my buddies' last day smoking due to him joining the marines and he had been saving it for months.

I've only ever seen cotton used as a filler and dripping.


that is the russian
works just like a regular tank would except you rebuild every month or sowith whatever you want be it cotton or silica or whatever people are using now

its the perfect medium between a standard tank and dripping

obviously the russian isnt the only rba out there

Can someone explain to me why the school drug education blows the nearly non-existent or low-risk health risks out of proportion out of some drugs like weed?

Just a bit curious.

Can someone explain to me why the school drug education blows the nearly non-existent or low-risk health risks out of proportion out of some drugs like weed?

Just a bit curious.
they hear that drugs are illegal so they immediately assume that drugs are the antichrist
also propaganda

Can someone explain to me why the school drug education blows the nearly non-existent or low-risk health risks out of proportion out of some drugs like weed?

Just a bit curious.

Because the drug education class really can't go up there and be like, "Yeah.. if you use this illegal drug you'll probably be fine."