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I'll be taking another vapor bonghit when pigs fly. Oh yeah, swine flu. :lmao:

Duh, You can use anything or just scrape it off. I mentioned in another post that minute specks of paint (if present) have to be far less toxic than the components and housing of most vapes. Plus I would think any toxins in that tiny amount of paint would be inhaled or burnt off (worse case...

All I can say to people who take the manufacturers word at face value is good luck cause thats what your banking on. BTW is anyone else seeing #2 pencils out their peripheral vision? :lol: jk! :D

Again it dosent take a genius. Pack your bowl as tight as you can. Then draw through it and look at it and tell me with a straight face it's completely green and unvaped. :haw: I don't need convincing. ;)

If mine did that I might be singing the same praises. :popcorn:

I appreciate you taking the time to reply to some of the things I stated, but how come you did not even touch on the one question I posed for you (included again below) I've told you what I think the VB has to offer and why it's worthwhile. I've made numerous comments comparing it to the VG and...

These are facts. Please show me the quote saying I never hit ANY of my bowls more than 2 times. Nothing more irritating than being cross examined with a misquote. :o

agreed there. Just havent seen a better one as simple yet. I havent tried the vaporstar yet however.:brow: Again im referring to bong attachments here only. Obviously there are better made better quality non-bong attachment vapes. Next time I stir up the pot this much I'll TRY to reply to...

I have a no name thick beaker (roor style but less expensive) The herborizer does look like a science experiment with the cords and controller. And supposedly its 220v only...im only mid read on the thread so Im not sold on it yet and definitely have some questions. It's amazing how much hype...

My pleasure! I like the debate also. As far as Ive read on the VG site its a ceramic filter. It does kinda look like volcanic rock. ;)

I looked at them before I bought and saw ones with the speck of paint and ones without. I bought one without. Looks like just poor quality control to me.

Again the misquote continues, no fault of yours. The flame powered units can be a pain in the ass if you dont have a good lighter with good clean fluid. To me the bigger pain in the ass is power cords that require movement to take a hit (big comfort hamper), plastic tubing, need of constant...

Again there's a dynamic here that I won't aire out of respect for Tom. Uh, does that green herb look vaped to you??? There is no need to continue to debate the hotspots or technique when the indisputable and undenyable is evident in the pics showing the unvaped bowls using the car adapter. I'm...

Well for the ones I feel are bs as opposed to just too complicated: plastic tubing, plastic bags or any bags, wispy thin hits, overcooking, undercooking, spot cooking, throat burning hits, etc, etc, etc, etc.

There is no paint or lead in my vaporbuddy :party:

I dont know but as long as its nowwhere where my vapor is going or touching I could care less.

Please quote using actual quotes (not just you lwien) This is how words get minced. I NEVER said any particular vape was trash or bs. EVER. Again, i said either too complicated or bs. Too complicated is not in the same realm as trash.

sorry to be redundant but...

If you find one with a speck of paint inside it can (and should) be cleaned off. To correct, about the others Ive tried I said they were either too complicated or bs, quite different conclusions. In regards to packing, to quote myself from my post on the PD thread: Again i'm open to finding...

Well its really just a small piece of metal with a ceramic filter. The distance the vapor travels through it is about an inch. The only contention is the tiny speck of paint that some had on the inside. Easily removed if found. In regards to the hits its just a matter of proper positioning of...