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None of your goddamn business...... ;).

What in the hell does that make me at .025g ? :hmm:

I'm curious, @Xander66. Being that you both consume nicotine and she still smokes cigs is, why do you want her to switch to vaping herbs? Knowing the answer to that and being able to successfully communicate that to her could be the most important step, eh?

Group Hug !!!

The amount of clouds that a vaporizer can produce has absolutely nothing to do with convection versus conduction. I'll pit the cloud production of my convection based LSV against any conduction based vaporizer on the market. The same thing can be said though for many other convection based...

Ok, being that you are going wayyyyyy back there, this is the very first game I ever played on my Mac (circa 1986). It was a Mac exclusive. The sounds still make me laugh.....:lol:

True, but the same thing can be said for other vapes as well, eh?

So I've played on Xbox's since they first came out. I've also been a Mac user since the first day that they came out as well but being that Macs are not really good gaming computers (learned that after playing WoW on it for awhile way back when) I've stuck with the consoles. I've never played...

Glad ya liked it and happy that it worked for ya.

Glad it worked out for ya. Flavor is important for me as well. And ya, I only use the long transfer wand too. Never thought about the sword swallowing analogy but that analogy fits perfectly. A bit awkward but being that I only hit it 2 to 3 times every other night (alternate between the...

Try this. No water. Dial down your temp dial to around 10:00. Fill transfer wand (no basket) to no more than one quarter to a third full. Hit it inverted (that is, transfer wand facing up and LSV facing down) by taking 3 to 4 short cigar like puffs. Hold 5 seconds. Stir and repeat...

Not cookies. It's more of a hot breakfast cereal.

Steel Cut Oatmeal Recipe: Bring to boil 1 cup of either soy milk, regular milk or almond milk (I use soy) and 1/2 cup of water. Pour in 1/2 cup of steel cut oatmeal. Simmer for 25 to 30 minutes with intermittent stirring to desired thickness.....uncovered. While simmering, slice up one...

Posted this in another thread but hey, it belongs here as well. Here's a cover of a classic (classic in the truest sense of the word) done by Tina, a young teenage girl from France covering Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata, or should I say SHREDDING Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata:

Young girl shreds Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata. Here's a little bit of Tina: The talent that some people are born with astounds me. I have a hard time drawing stick figures.

^^^ The times, they are a-changing....:)