Monthly Archives: February 2020

I was forced into making some resolutions last year and they failed spectacularly: The motorbike spent the year in bits and I still haven’t secured four other members for my old-man boyband. Dry January lasted for two hours, healthy eating failed by teatime and I’d sworn before the News finished.

I’ve bought and sold many mods and attys this year in a continuing attempt to find my perfect collection. What have I discovered? There’s no such thing as a perfect collection. But, out of the stuff that’s come and gone there are a few clear winners this year.

What do you need most in the world? That’s right, not that but what we do have for you though is the amazing Stealthvape android coil calculator app.

I’ve been awake since 4am, and fell asleep not long prior to that. Friday is meant to be a great celebration, an end to the working week and the advent of a fun-packed weekend. But I am tired. I’m tired because of the lack of sleep but mostly I’m tired of reading abject guff from Martin McKee and Stanton Glantz.

I love learning about new things, they have a word for it you know: autodidact. There’s loads of us and given you reading this on a website dedicated to all of us who wick and wire the chances are you are one too.

In a ground breaking year for vaping I thought it’d be nice to give a huge pat on the back to those vendors, manufacturers and other vaping-related people who have deeply impressed me* this year. Do they match up with your picks?

If people didn’t realise exactly how dangerous electronic cigarettes can be – they do now! This weekend, sources close to Downing Street announced a new shocking truth about these so-called harmless alternatives to smoking.

I know that all schools now have an Everybody Wins Something Day in place of competitive sports and Burgers R Us employees obtain a star for not spitting into you order – but words winning prizes? Step up the word Vape; I hope your acceptance speech isn’t hysterical and laced with faux tears.

It’s going to be made, the only question is when, and it’s going to document the rise of a cultural paradigm shift of the public use of nicotine. It will touch on the stories, the people and the products; a tale of millions escaping from cancer and the World Health Organisation.

There are many things you can’t do in public as the police are always at pains to point out to me. Also, vaping is becoming increasingly taboo in certain places – clearly something needs to be done to clear up the confusion…and I’m just the kind of guy to wave away the fog.