Can someone explain the process of what is needed really? I've been thinking about switching to these to help on quitting smoking normal cigs. But just looking at a website real quick, there is just so many "extra" options. For example, is the battery housed into the e-cig? How long does the battery last? How long does a cartridge last? How many hits of one would be equivalent to a reg cig? How can you tell how much is needed to help a fix without "feeling" it. Like when trying weed in HS, I would always inhale way too much because you really didn't get the feeling of a hit. Anyways, a little write up on someones transition to these from normal cigs would be cool and really helpful.

Speaking of that, I'm turning 29 in November and when I recently went to my 10 year reunion, we noticed that we were one of the only three couples there that didn't not have kids already. That's when I first figured out how old I truly am.

Edit- I shouldn't have said couples only, it was like 90% of all people have kids. I grew up in such a white trash place.

I am getting increasingly annoyed at my job and the idiots that are around me. Moreover, I am working about 10-12 hours every day, which makes my patience drop to nothing. I really need to move out of Ohio at the end of the year, but moving during the winter is very difficult. It's not a big deal and in no way is my life difficult anymore, but the lack of sleep is making me an asshole. I really can't complain about how my life turned out, giving all the shit that happened to me growing up (various abuses), I think I turned out pretty well.

LOL, you can have sex with the person but you cannot kiss them, makes sense

Just got the Tardis mug, so hard to drink from, lol

Balls of steel needed to not use a VPN anymore

It would help if they still gave huge discounts for needed software. I remember when universities would give corp Microsoft products for 10 bucks, including XP Pro. Now they are like 10 bucks less than buying straight from Microsoft.

I saw the thread title as "Firefly" and was really hoping when I clicked it would say "is coming back"

Netflix actually uses up quite a bit of bandwidth, especially when watching newer shows/movies. It has been said that HD can use up to 2gbs an hour, so it's likely that is your issue. You can always look in your router while you have high ping to see where the issue is happening using the IP addresses. If netflix is the issue, you could always be a dick and set limits to other MAC address within the firmware. The amount you should set depends on your total bandwidth and buy how many people are in your house, and how many wireless devices each have. You will also be able to see if anyone is connecting to your router too this way.

Just so you know, VPN is not just browser traffic

Thanks Lange, seems like we already have a winner

http://www.thinkgeek.com/product/e5c5/?srp=1

http://www.thinkgeek.com/product/9223/?srp=11

http://www.thinkgeek.com/product/8a0f/

I'm thinking about switching to a new VPN provider because btguard is becoming very slow. Does anyone have any suggestions? Couple things that I do like about btguard is being able to choose multiple connections like Canada (for different netflix shows and movies, and Euro servers for other things. Them keeping no logs is nice too.

Copied from NATF2

I'll bite

BTW, I have no idea where that picture came from, or even who took it. But my timeline says 2011 and by the looks of it I am quite drunk.

http://i.imgur.com/cBcGO.jpg

Drunker, Halloween '11

http://i.imgur.com/mnzMu.jpg

Drunkest I can find

http://i.imgur.com/ozufU.jpg

The oldest picture I can find (Nov 2005, dormroom Soph year)

http://i.imgur.com/82ew5.jpg

Yes, that maybe true, but it's a statistical minority. Thus it's more likely that our person is in the majority, which is why I assumed it.