Ewwwe maybe I won't go check that corner out after all lol. You go look and see what they are doing...They were not raised right! That's all I was saying, "they always want to be in the corner..."what are they doing in that corner that's so enjoyable!
Sorry to hear that man! Hope all goes well with your little man!
Mornin diescum! And everyone else for that matter!
No news yet. Which I guess is better than them calling me up with bad news but holy shit I haven't slept a bit
Sorry. To hear brotha. I will pray for him. I hoe he comes thru unscathed
Sorry to hear man...I hope everything is okay for him.
ahhh, nothing like the good ole corporate buttfucking. enjoy.
Hope all goes well with the little guy,keep us posted on his condition
http://www.eciggity.com/silicone-cover-for-sigelei-150w-100w/
yeah i saw them, i dont like the wraps, they tend to make mods slip out of my greasy ass mechanic hands, im gonna get one of them black oneshttp://www.eciggity.com/silicone-cover-for-sigelei-150w-100w/
Or you cane get the vinyl wraps from jwraps
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I was dissatisfied with the quality if a $20 Jwrap sleeve. Went to Target, got a roll of heavy-duty
contact paper, for $4. well done jim, that looks awesome, and better than most wraps i have seen
Very nicely done Jim...good to know as well...
If it's contact paper made for like inside of drawers and cabinets and such, the adhesive should come off pretty smooth, it's designed that way.
12oz curls not cutting it anymore? Haha...just kidding of course. You don't talk about drinking a lot, so not sure if you do.
Yeah, that would need to be a perma-wrap, as I imagine it'll leave behind a bunch of residue like regular duct tape does.
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Please post when you hear. Sorry to hear sending positive thoughts your way.
no i dont, im clean and sober. completly. thanks in part to vaping. pretty much replaced my old bad habbits.
That's awesome man, I'm glad it helped you overcome old habits and that you're successful at your sobriety. I drink very rarely...liquor is extremely tough on me with my issues, beer is as well but not as bad. Occasionally I'll pick up a six or twelve pack and have a few beers. Unfortunately the last couple times I did, I paid for it dearly (gas, pains, nausea) so it's been quite awhile. I don't have any other bad habits myself anymore. Many years back I was in a depressed state for a little over a year and was drinking way too much on a regular basis as a coping mechanism or whatever...luckily I was able to see the bigger picture and stop that. One thing I worry about now is how long I've been on regular pain medications and the physical dependency associated with them. I don't abuse or overuse them, but I know I've become physically dependent on them for sure. I worry that when I get better it will be hard to stop them. My doctors tell me that the addiction isn't the same as someone who isn't in pain using them and abusing them, but that we will still need to step down to stop them rather then an abrupt stop. Over the past few years the dosage has gone up and down like a roller coaster depending on what was going on at the time and what level of pain was associated with it. I'm now at what I would consider a moderate dose now, but I guess some would still consider it high dosages. Anyway, I just hope that it doesn't give me a lot of issues if/when the time comes to get off them...I've heard nightmare stories from people who were addicted to and/or abused pain killers.
I am concerned about the same thing RZAwora.That's awesome man, I'm glad it helped you overcome old habits and that you're successful at your sobriety. I drink very rarely...liquor is extremely tough on me with my issues, beer is as well but not as bad. Occasionally I'll pick up a six or twelve pack and have a few beers. Unfortunately the last couple times I did, I paid for it dearly (gas, pains, nausea) so it's been quite awhile. I don't have any other bad habits myself anymore. Many years back I was in a depressed state for a little over a year and was drinking way too much on a regular basis as a coping mechanism or whatever...luckily I was able to see the bigger picture and stop that. One thing I worry about now is how long I've been on regular pain medications and the physical dependency associated with them. I don't abuse or overuse them, but I know I've become physically dependent on them for sure. I worry that when I get better it will be hard to stop them. My doctors tell me that the addiction isn't the same as someone who isn't in pain using them and abusing them, but that we will still need to step down to stop them rather then an abrupt stop. Over the past few years the dosage has gone up and down like a roller coaster depending on what was going on at the time and what level of pain was associated with it. I'm now at what I would consider a moderate dose now, but I guess some would still consider it high dosages. Anyway, I just hope that it doesn't give me a lot of issues if/when the time comes to get off them...I've heard nightmare stories from people who were addicted to and/or abused pain killers.
I lost 3 family members in less than a year to overdose deaths from pain med/****** addiction, that said I've also watched quite a few friends who were addicted get sober..a lot of it is your willpower and your support systemThat's awesome man, I'm glad it helped you overcome old habits and that you're successful at your sobriety. I drink very rarely...liquor is extremely tough on me with my issues, beer is as well but not as bad. Occasionally I'll pick up a six or twelve pack and have a few beers. Unfortunately the last couple times I did, I paid for it dearly (gas, pains, nausea) so it's been quite awhile. I don't have any other bad habits myself anymore. Many years back I was in a depressed state for a little over a year and was drinking way too much on a regular basis as a coping mechanism or whatever...luckily I was able to see the bigger picture and stop that. One thing I worry about now is how long I've been on regular pain medications and the physical dependency associated with them. I don't abuse or overuse them, but I know I've become physically dependent on them for sure. I worry that when I get better it will be hard to stop them. My doctors tell me that the addiction isn't the same as someone who isn't in pain using them and abusing them, but that we will still need to step down to stop them rather then an abrupt stop. Over the past few years the dosage has gone up and down like a roller coaster depending on what was going on at the time and what level of pain was associated with it. I'm now at what I would consider a moderate dose now, but I guess some would still consider it high dosages. Anyway, I just hope that it doesn't give me a lot of issues if/when the time comes to get off them...I've heard nightmare stories from people who were addicted to and/or abused pain killers.