A competent savory flavor or truly effective sour

My stash on ATF says 259, so probably not too far off from there. I'm sure I've missed a couple though.

I suppose that depends on how the birthing set up would work.

Something related to Sophie, eggs, or how sore you are from reorganizing your house.

I like ketchup, I like brown sugar, for some reason mixing them with nothing else is just shite.

Oh God, that's an tough question.

BEWD is probably the obvious choice, right?

If you'd like to try something a bit more grounded in reality I'm quite proud of Breakfast of the Gods.

I'll have two roundups in August for sure.

Also, I did do a quick breakdown of RF-SC lychee Friday night/Saturday morning, though I didn't give it it's own post.

If anyone sees something in my ATF stash that doesn't have any reviews, let me know (I'll be looking too, but more eyes and all that). I'd be happy to leave my thoughts about a few flavors up on the sub.

I'm not seeing any write up done on FW cherry berry thus far, so maybe that'd be a worthwhile first foray into the world of flavor reviews?

I assume both places are lovely, but I've had friends from Denmark since I was in Junior High, so, I'll go Denmark.

A good dual coil, bottom airflow RDA and a DNA 250c dual battery or LiPo squonker that isnt a giant triangular brick

FA dark bean is definitely up there. if it isn't the worst I've had, it's damn close.

Using dark bean at all.

I don't know that I can pinpoint one recipe above others. Any time flavor bending goes right is impressive. What makes 007 so impressive to me is that he was able to break the recipe down to such base components.

Yes to both counts. Cheap coffee needs to be doctored up, good coffee doesn't.

I think I'd take my chances with the single giant duck. Hollow bones and it, presumably, being too large for flight might make for a much easier opponent to manage than trying to keep track of 400 hooves.

It's about 50/50 my own curiosity and /u/ID10-T

Depends on the level of dissatisfaction. If I'm unhappy with it but it's not killing me I'll hate vape it.

I've had a few mixes that were just noxious though and trying to hate vape them would have either lead to my quitting vaping or vomiting uncontrollably. Those just sit on my desk as a reminder of my own failures.

Dude, like... What?

Maybe?

It's not planned on at present.

I used it before I found I should dilute it to 10% for use, so a big part of how much I hate it is colored by using it probably 5x higher than it ever should be. That said it doesn't taste like coffee even when used correctly. It might be capable of adding a coffee-esque note to a heavy tobacco or something like that but for actual coffee flavors, trying to tie that into an authentic beverage flavor, it'd be pretty terrible.

There is so much stuff that gets overlooked it's hard to pick one single flavor that gets too little love.

FW cherry berry might be near the top of that list, sitting with a whole 21 recipes on ATF, and only one is public.

The very worst thing you're going to lose out on when trying a new flavor or profile is what, $5 if you get a flavor that's totally awful?

What are you missing out on if it's amazing and you refuse to pull the trigger?

Beyond that, your palate and the flavors available change constantly as time goes on. What you hated when you started vaping, whether it's chocolate, tobacco, or something else might be worlds better or worlds different than it was when you first tried them. Keeping an open mind is only ever going to serve you well.

It's always fun to get someone else's feedback on a mix right in the moment and it's incredibly helpful to keeping your interests diverse when you're getting that immediate feedback and hearing other people's thoughts on where a mix should go as it's being built.

The biggest hurdle? How many times have you posted a recipe and had someone say "I'm missing 1/2/3 flavors"? Sometimes building a recipe with 3-4 people can boil down to a lot of that discussion before you even get to try your idea.

Horses for courses. Lower power requirements or less concern for battery life, the Jackaroo. If I need it all day, I'll take the dual cell device.

I was aware of the sub and did a bit of research early on. At some point when I was barely on Reddit I stumbled upon discussion of juice making on ECR, and found my way here to lurk a bit more.

Past that, speaking with a friend who had been making his own juice for a while by that point solidified the confidence I needed to actually go ahead and try mixing my own.

That's a surprisingly tricky question.

I'd say some form of rich dessert French toast/pain perdu, possibly paired with a coffee ice cream?

Not really. There are a ton of different fruits that I really enjoy.

I was a somewhat mercurial smoker. At various points it was Marlboro reds, lucky strike unfiltered, Djarum blacks, blend 27s, or various camel options. If I was sick, I switched to menthol for a few days..

Sometimes it just felt like time to shake things up a bit, so the pack in my pocket changed.

I guess I'd like to think that at a certain point, I'll be able to sit down with him and actually discuss what it is and why I'm doing it rather than the methods used to try to keep me from smoking, which largely amounted to being told "it's a nasty habit, don't do it" with an ashtray on the table between us. I do, at the very least, make a pointed effort to avoid vaping in front of him.

Maybe that's optimistic though?

I guess it's all sort of knowing what some facet of the puzzle is and searching for the other pieces to the puzzle. Whether that's working backwards from an abstract name or working from base components to fit a profile.

I do really like the idea of working from a blind basket of flavors, grabbing 3 things at random and trying to fill in the gaps to make it a harmonious mix.

Root your adventures into bakeries and creams in things you know you already like.

Rather than throwing caution to the wind and aiming for the perfect horchata or something, maybe go for a creamy RY4 or jumping full well into baklava starting off with a berry pastry or a waffle with fruit you already know you like.

If you're interested, I have a few recipes on ATF that might work to help you bridge the gap.