Tmax Juice SNAKE OIL 6mg 29ml

[Draz1k]

looking to swap Tmax Juice SNAKE OIL 6mg 29ml glass bottle

after any 6mg kraken / vaping king / grants

or a custard..

cheers

 

[Huggett]

joe clay Mickfox1

I know you 2 are Snake Oil lovers

 

[Audiopsyence]

PMd

 

[Harkess71]

looking to swap Tmax Juice SNAKE OIL 6mg 29ml glass bottle

after any 6mg kraken / vaping king / grants

or a custard..

cheers

Hey folks,


Ive got 9ml Manabush ChiriCahua Sun 12mg and 9ml NanaBozho 12mg to swap.




Will throw in a 5ml 18mg Silver Pack.
A dry, cigarette type of e liquid here suitable for those looking for a ‘cigarette’ taste. Got from bestcigliquid last week, not even opened.

 

[Draz1k]

cheers for the offer but 12mg its to harsh for me, thanks though

 

[Marble]

looking to swap Tmax Juice SNAKE OIL 6mg 29ml glass bottle

after any 6mg kraken / vaping king / grants

or a custard..

cheers

Any of these tickle your fancy? The space jam is sealed, drakes has had about 3-5ml taken out and the virgin vapour about 2ml... So all more or less full bottles...

 

[Audiopsyence]

Any of these tickle your fancy? The space jam is sealed, drakes has had about 3-5ml taken out and the virgin vapour about 2ml... So all more or less full bottles...

Sorry Marble, I got this and it's all been vaped now. This thread should be closed. You can rest assured that it was delicious though and I enjoyed every drop

 

[Mr.Motivapr]

Sorry Marble, I got this and it's all been vaped now. This thread should be closed. You can rest assured that it was delicious though and I enjoyed every drop

Talk about rub salt in the wound

 

[Audiopsyence]

Talk about rub salt in the wound

Erm, okay.
Rubbing salt in the wound is an idiom traditionally meaning to make things worse however rubbing salt into a wound actually has a couple of benefits. The salt itself has a mild antibacterial action which may help kill infection and coupled with it's drying properties rubbing salt into a wound could actually quicken the healing process.

How's that?

 

[Mr.Motivapr]

Erm, okay.
Rubbing salt in the wound is an idiom traditionally meaning to make things worse however rubbing salt into a wound actually has a couple of benefits. The salt itself has a mild antibacterial action which may help kill infection and coupled with it's drying properties rubbing salt into a wound could actually quicken the healing process.

How's that?

Great answer lol.

Still think your post would have made the poor guy think "what a piss taking chunt"