Good for you! I havenāt had a cigarette since November 2014, because of nicotine vape.
In my experience, whichever flavor you select, if you stick with it, will lose its flavor. Like how you stop smelling something youāve been smelling all day. I donāt recall how long it took me, though.
Yeh, Iām sure that it will lose some of its scent over time but the reviews I have read of this e-liquid all say itās nice but a little on the sweet side.
They gave me a taste test of at five or six different flavours and this was the least sweet one they had in the shop. I wonder if it might be a cultural thing (a lot of things I have tasted in Italy have been sweeter than I would prefer) and if there are alternatives out there that just taste of smoke or nothing at all. Any suggestions?
I had the best reaction to tobacco flavors, but all the candy ones were horrible. Iām in the US and we seem to favor sweet, too, blergh. I almost wish there was a flavorless one.
The other thing is that around here, a lot of the stores mix their own. Which, I donāt know, itās kind of a weird concept.
I like evo vaporās black diamond, but I donāt know whatās available where you are.
All of the liquids they had in stock were from the US and I imagine it wouldnāt be too much hassle to order more for myself over the internet.
I went with 3 Baccos - Havana. Itās nice but I canāt help but shake the feeling that Iām smoking honey-dipped blunt skins instead of cigarettes. Not offensive at all, just sweeter than I would like. Thanks for the tip though, Iāll give it a try once Iām done with this bottleā¦
My SO prefers the evo timber flavor. I donāt like the taste very much, but the smell is more like tobacco.
I also thought I would want to switch out flavors, but it didnāt turn out that way.
Dad made it through the surgery, is out of post-op, and is resting in his room now. The tumor had actually grown through the bladder wall, but the doctor thinks he finally got it all out. When he was awake, Dad said it felt like they took a melon out of his stomachā¦ and the lack of pressure felt good. (He got an epidural.)
Thereās still recovery to get through, and he needs a lot more weight on his bonesā¦ but I hope I can say āso far so goodā without jinxing anything.
Iām so glad your dadās surgery went well. Must be a load off your mind. Hope my dadās goes as well (they found three tumors in his bladder on Monday).
Hope all goes well with your dadās surgery @cheem1 and thank you for the update @Nightflyer I am glad he got through the surgery safely and is feeling immediately some relief.
Oh crap, Iām sorry. If theyāre small, they might be able to remove them from the bladder walls via scope, instead of surgery. Hope all goes well for both of you!
Thanks for the well-wishes, to you and @ChickieD. I donāt think laparoscopic surgery is in the cards, since the tumors are rather large (2.75ā or so in diameter), but we hope it all goes well.
So, I like Turner Classic Movies, itās the only cable I actually watch, Iām not kidding; I also like them on Facebook. Well, they had a contest for folks to submit a Halloween-themed photo (costumes, decor, treats, that sort of thing), so I submitted this:
or was it this one?
At any rate, I WON a mystery treat bag thingy! I have to find out if I can still enter their 25th Anniversary Contest - make a 90-second video dedicating a classic film to someone, with all the whys and wherefores one can fit into 90 seconds. I want to dedicate āA Thousand Clownsā (1964) to my late father. He loved it, and I finally, after repeated viewings, figured out why. The prize for that is 25 people get to go to the TCM Studios and go on the air with Ben Mankiewicz (sp?) to introduce said film.
(srsly, those ARE two diff shots!)
I finally got around to watching that because Nicholas Brothers.
Thoughts
1 wow. That is some complicated staging.
2 Iāve never seen the Nicholas Brothers doing backflips like that. Backflips to splits in dress shoes and a suit? They were amazing.
3. Seriously they couldnāt have the Black people in the same screen as the white people?
4. The acting was so stagey. Just love how in old movies they didnāt try at all for naturalismnor plausibility but it still worked because they were all so talented.
Nope. Made it easier to clip them out in the South.
Iām not sure, but itās not impossible. My dadās first tumor was 2.5", and they called it āsmall.ā But I am by no means an expert.
Congrats! But, um, Iām having trouble parsing those images. What is it exactly?
I think itās a small decorated Christmas tree, with a cheerful ribbon-of-lights wrapping. I think the colors are just perfect. I wouldnāt be surprised if thereās hot cider with cinnamon stick and a cozy fire out of frame.
Exactly. Thatās the solid, mellow truth.
Well, Tex Beneke wasnāt a member of the RA. 
Thanks for the kind wordsā¦nope, just a tray of cannabis under the loveseat, LOL!
Even better
