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Right on. He's always been about the here and now, consequences be damned. This makes him a) (most obviously) an unsuitable candidate for the presidency, and b) popular with a minority of conservatives who feel that the here and now is so unlike how they wish it were that they can be snookered...

yeah I might look for a cheap place somewhere out there and go readjust. East coast just ain't hapnin.

Some times my brain doesn't want to listen to me when I tell it 'one hit first, then come back for a second later.' The nano can be a monster.

Sorry to hear you lost your buddy. I've tended to laugh a little to myself when I read about nano owners being so attached to their nanos that they've had a hard time sending them in for repair. But the longer I have mine the more I'm able to understand the hesitation. Heck, I'm even attached to...

it's out there. Had a typically tiring week. Slept in Sat. morning, had a brief breakfast then handled a few compulsory tasks. Took a nice hit on the nano-nator, then another. Then proceeded out the door to tackle the most arduous task of the weekend: clothes shopping. I'm not good at clothes...

I'd just like to say... nano. Yes, that's it. Nano.

We watched it and had a great hoot. Alec nailed that! I didn't know it was him for a minute or so. Btw, I'm not a young hipster by any stretch but the weekend kicked some pretty mighty butt, too. :tup: :leaf: :peace:

I'd ask if it was worth the wait but you seemed to get that pretty fast, no? Even if it had been a longer wait, the waiting period tends to get forgotten pretty quickly. Took me around one hit (or sip?), as I recall.

I like your posts by and large, man. Not that I can recall each one specifically. But some of them for sure. Like those freaky ass trees y'all have down under. Keep them coming. Don't let yourself think crazy shit 'cause you know it's bs.

@Cuthbert J Twillie are you using the stock battery or some other battery? And you have the real deal, not a clone? My batteries (I have three) are stock and 1.5 yrs. old. They still hold full charges that last a good four sessions, minimum. I don't guage the sessions by amount of material but...

I often find myself asking that same question.

My nano ops are usually best represented on weekends. Being that Fall is newly arrived in these parts, yesterday I hadn't yet tweaked up the dial on my nano, to compensate for the cooler ambient temps. I did today. :tup:

Just quoted this last night. I was careful to precede it with the disarming "they'll stone you as you're walking out the door..." That helped neutralize my kid's potential suspicions.

... overheard at a local diner as an older gentleman chatted with his granddaughter about how she was spreading her wings (and how some of the people in her life were not): "Some people just refuse to be born."

Tough one to like, @Vicki. We lost our cat unexpectedly last week. I'm not a cat guy but this wasn't your typical cat. He was cool. Like a good dog. Not like a bad dog. I still got two of those... Yeah those dad memories can get your thinking process all messed up. Hang in there man.

I think the heat dial has something to do with the thickness requirement of the wire. But I'm not sure. If it's broken, no tricks are gonna fix it. Nor sweet spots be found. You'll hear from Epicvape. Doesn't the Hi take years to get? I use my Air more, but for reasons of necessity rather...

Wanna be hi fast or be hi slow? Sometimes I like slow sometimes I like fast. ... Now that I say that I confess that the nanonator usually gets m hi fast. Good find. :tup:

Is it freaky that I don't see a single person on a balcony? Great camera @DarkSm0ke !

- Herb

Altitude affects air pressure and air pressure affects the point at which vaporization occurs. More pressure, more heat needed to reach boiling point. Less pressure, less heat needed. Kansas City is around 1,000 ft. elevation. Colorado Springs, 6,000 ft. Higher altitude, less air pressure, lower...