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Tuesday Trading Post
submitted over 10 years ago by ThirdWorldOrder

Looks like this got enough support to be either a weekly or bi-weekly thing, so here we go again!

Everyone who's been here a while probably has a bunch of 4oz TFA bottles of flavors they will never finish so let's start trading 30ml bottles with each other for other flavors that you need.

Just post the flavors that you have for trade and then, if you want, the flavors you are mainly looking for (it's implied that you'd be willing to trade for other flavors that catch your interest).

Additionally, if you have a bottle of non-TFA flavoring for trade, please specify. Here's a good format to use

Have

  • Marshmallow
  • Graham Cracker (Clear)
  • Peach (Juicy)
  • Strawberries & Cream
  • Orange Cream

Want

  • Watermelon
  • RY4 Double

Remember that this isn't strictly for TFA! I'd recommend trading 10ml bottles of Flavor Art and 30ml of the other popular brands.

Please use clean bottles!

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by HypoLuxaover 10 years ago

Have

  • Apple Pie (tons)

  • Blueberry (Extra)

  • Strawberry

  • Vanilla Bean Ice Cream (tons)

  • Belgian Waffle (tons)

Want

  • Vanilla Cupcake

  • Sweet Strawberry (CAP)

  • Rice Crunchies

  • Berry Crunch

  • Vanilla Bourbon

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by redbicover 10 years ago

Have any recipes you use Apple Pie in?

1 points
 
by HypoLuxaover 10 years ago

EDIT: Misread your post.

I use this:

apple pie 10%

caramel (original) 2%

vanilla bean ice cream 5%

cotton candy 1.5%

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by ThirdWorldOrderover 10 years ago

Have

  • Dragonfruit
  • Graham Cracker (Clear)
  • Strawberry
  • Peach (Juicy)
  • Strawberries & Cream

Want

  • White Chocolate
  • Cheesecake (Graham Crust)
  • Banana Nut Bread
  • Kentucky Bourbon
  • Holiday Spice
  • Vanilla Bean Ice Cream
1 points
 
by Nicobeakover 10 years ago

I like the idea. I'm getting some more 4oz in this week, I'll be down for next week's Tuesday Trading Post

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by SDVAPEover 10 years ago

So do we PM the party with what we want, and handle the shipping of goods between the two parties?

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