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Cracking up!!! Oh noes people laughing can't have that. Nope.
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OMG..............................................Bizarre is my normal so those other people seem strange to me.
AHAHAHAAAAA!!!!! I have heard that before but this is the first thing that CAME to mind!!!
Nawww... it's pretty front heavy and I have pretty strong wrists. I have long guns too, but when working the farm, I need both hands free, so I must carry something on my belt because even a shotgun/rifle slung over my shoulder gets in the way. But I carry because if a fox pops up while the guard dogs are otherwise occupied, it needs instant response. Somehow I cannot see it working to look at the predator and say, "Can you wait right there for 10 minutes while I lay these tools down and hoof it back to the house to get my coach gun?"
I am old, and it's kind of fun to fart and scare people.
Sadly when your over 50 a fart might scare others but it can also lead to that not so fresh feeling.
Yeah sometimes it can be difficult to Fart With Confidence.Sadly when your over 50 a fart might scare others but it can also lead to that not so fresh feeling.
on another subject a bit of trivia.
Why does Yankee Doodle Dandy call it macaroni when he sticks a feather in his cap?
GEEZ. Sounds like choppy's woman.
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Because the "dandies" of the era were called "macaronis" -- and I guess having a feather in your hat made you a dandy macaroni.
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WINNER WINNER Chicken Dinner!Because the "dandies" of the era were called "macaronis" -- and I guess having a feather in your hat made you a dandy macaroni.
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I'll bet that under 1% of US Citizens know that.
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I love the 18th century, so many wonderful things happened in it. The beginning of the industrial revolution! The Enlightenment! The grand experiment of America!
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Wow just caught up, I missed the party and the booze but relived it this morning on my own
I enjoyed it though, lovely bunch of people here, barking mad but lovely.
Next time, drink earlier Egg on toast I think before Emma gets here
Gulp, hope to see you soon.....
I enjoyed it though, lovely bunch of people here, barking mad but lovely.
Next time, drink earlier
Egg on toast I think before Emma gets here Gulp, hope to see you soon.....
Morning Rix, so you'll be on about the time I'm heading out to celebrate a friends birthday. Alcohol, microphones, kickin sound system, gonna see if we can get the neighbors to call the cops.
"The sounds coming from that garage are awful, I think they must be murdering someone, all that wailing and shrieking and screaming"
"The sounds coming from that garage are awful, I think they must be murdering someone, all that wailing and shrieking and screaming"
@Atchafalaya No hon...I am old!! In less than a month I'll be the big 6-0! Now THAT is old!!
Now THAT is old!!
I haven't tried the Serpent. Serpent mini is pretty good though. You might consider a Merlin, super easy to build on, quite adjustable for airflow with the removable airflow reducer. Might be a good step up from the STMs, give you an idea of if you would like the more open vape while still letting you get it tighter if you don't like it open.Morning wompers!I'm thinking of getting a Wotofo Serpent as a birthday present to myself, would that be a good atty for me to try? Baby steps....
Thanks! I'll look at the Merlin too.
Age is just a state of mind, you are only as old as you think you are.@Atchafalaya No hon...I am old!! In less than a month I'll be the big 6-0!
And see Atcha? I keep saying you aren't old, and I ain't the only one saying it.
The standard Serpent is nice. A bit more open than a STM using RBA. I like mine. bought 3.Morning wompers!
How are your hands holding up?
The part you have to grip to adjust the juice flow is a narrow thing. Need a fair grip, esp till the tank gets used a bit.
Sadly when your over 50 a fart might scare others but it can also lead to that not so fresh feeling.
A fart is only funny when it doesn't bring backup.
My grip sucks! I have arthritis in my hands and where I work is making it worse in a hurry! Sucks getting old!
Yep getting old suck but for me so far it beats the only alternative.
Do you have a pair of those gripper ceramic tweezers things? Good for gripping tank tops and such.
Yeah but it does not use coils it is an RDA only.I kinda vetoed the Serpent because it uses coils and isn't rebuildable.
But the break the tank throw it away is my biggest dislike as well.
But I liked them well enough to buy 3
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Didn't expect you to order it till you got some more input from others, but you are welcome Lady Lynn! Hope you like it. If by some chance you don't, I'll buy you something else and swap with you, but I think you will like it.AND...the Merlin is ordered! Thanks kadly!!Next up..trying to get the day off so I can actually celebrate my birthday!
The Serpent is an RDA? I read that it takes coils and is not rebuildable. But..I was looking at the mini. Should I have looked at the full size?
No I don't but I do have a son who needs to earn his keep somehow. Lol
I liked what I saw and read. Plus it was in my price range.
they have a new 25mm I think it is Serpent Subtank which uses the Kanger coils and the Kanger RBA head.
The rest of the serpents are RDA only.
Link please..
I have 4 Serpents now (full size) and I love them because they're infinitely adjustable. I can adjust the airflow (I like it all the way open most of the time), and if I want to sit and chain-vape, I can adjust the juice flow separately. I have really bad hands, but I don't have any trouble with the juice flow adjustment. I can close it down a bit for the occasional vape or open it up further if I'm chain vaping. I never get a burned taste off those tanks, ever.
AND...the Merlin is ordered! Thanks kadly!!
Good choice! It's a really nice tank, and perfect to start building on. The flavor is great. I'm vaping my usual morning vape on one right now.
Morning all! Late start today. Threw a pillow at the dog and slept in. I've been enjoying my 200S. Working nicely so far. Need to read that manual over a few more times and translate it into something I actually understand so I can use all the modes including TCR. Holding off on the new firmware update until I see a bunch of posts saying how great it is before finding out it bricks the mod.
Had a quick run at the "other" place to answer some PMs, and poked around. Womper pews is dead. Rest of the place just has R1 randomly moving threads around to whatever subforum he thinks is appropriate and where it's bound to dies from a lack of attention, so same old, same old.
I agree Robert! I have many wonderful friends over there that will not venture over here. I will not lose those friendships!
You do not have to sneak over there.
Post and play were you like as I do.
You do not have to sneak over there.
Post and play were you like as I do.
Yeah, but it's hard to make time to keep up with multiple boards (at least for me). Only reason to keep a tab open most of the day was when everyone else was there. Now that this tab is mostly open, I'll pop over there a few times a day to follow up any interesting threads and PMs with folks, but can't read everything there and everything here so I have to settle somewhere.
There are still plenty of nice members over there so I'm not cutting anything off, but lot of nice members here as well to get to know.
Yep I never went along with that juvenile thing about 'well if you are their friend you cannot be my friend'.
Actually, I seem to remember a slightly different (though very similar) take on that...
There are several theories as to the origin of the word “Yankee,” but the prevailing theory is that it was a dismissive reference by the British towards American colonists and the Dutch origins of many of the settlers of the northeastern colonies (which is why American southerners today still refer to northerners as Yankees, though most of them have no idea why). It is believed to be a corruption of Janke, or “little Jan,” a common Dutch name.
The song “Yankee Doodle Dandy” was popular among the British as well as the rebels. A “doodle” was a simpleton and the phrase "stuck a feather in his hat and called it macaroni" implied that even the backwoods bumpkins could put a feather in their [coonskin] hats and think they were as elegant as Europeans in the latest Italian style -- the "macaroni."
As Andria pointed out, those people were “dandies” (the elegant class) but the song itself implied even a country bumpkin (doodle) tried to be in that social category.
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That is true. And the take I have on it.
I was just wondering how many realized that macaroni was slang for posh, elegant, etc and not the totally tubular pasta.
A very good overall description. You were the one I was expecting to respond.
Andria surprised me. I had no idea that she was a history buff.