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Ok, so just to be conclusive, starving yourself will NOT get you high on free Cannabinoids.. BUT it could possibly give you away in a drug test! http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2782342/

Rather unbelievably it's apparently not endorphins after all that give you that high but actually Cannabinoids... (A http://www.thenakedscientists.com/HTML/science-news/news/1000797/) So even simpler than the OP thought, just get running! (Sorry if quoting sources breaks any rules!)

I had an amusing incident similar to this smoking Rosin from my Sigelei in a Shoreditch vapour lounge, they just kept pacing back and fourth looking bemused, particularly when they realised the smell wasn't drifting in from outside but drifting out from inside! :rofl:

Try Katsu Koffeeshop, they have a Verdamper and a great selection at good prices. It's mainly occupied by locals, it's out near De Pijp and is just off the Albert Kuyp Markt which is another must see if visiting Amsterdam.

I haven't had any issues with my Mighty's battery, I had numerous issues with The Crafty probably caused by over use and ended up having several replaced but have found the Mighty a much sturdier unit. The Might battery should easily give you a full day vaping, I upgraded to one for a trip to...

Still love my Verdamper after a decade, despite having lost a few parts over the years to clumsiness. Maybe not the most efficient if you're short on flowers but definitely one of the most pleasant to use and hardest hitting.

I'd take budget ceramics over budget Ti any day of the week, if you're investing a decent amount in the setup though it's not quite so clear-cut.

If its not a crowded area I'll go with the Mighty or Straight Rosin in an RDA but if stealth is required like indoors in a pub or at a gig I'll opt for the Bud Touch / Dispensary Pen filled with Rosin E-juice.

Definitely a vote for the Mighty here, it holds its temp much more consistently than the other two, particularly when faced with high air flow. I did find my Crafty battery lasted a lot better when used with a waterpipe than as a standalone as I would typically only need one round of heating.

I got through 4 Crafty's on warranty before settling on the mighty. I miss the stealthiness but the heat up speed, battery capacity and reliability more than make up for it. I bought one of the glass easy flow mouth pieces for it too which makes for a nicer overall experience.