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Coming from Geek Bars and looking to switch to a refillable. For those who have actually used 2+ of these: Vaporesso XROS Pro 2 Uwell Caliburn G4 Pro OXVA XLIM Pro 3 If you could only keep one, which would it be and why? (Or pick something entirely different) Main priorities are flavor, reliability, pod life, and battery life. !!! Also juice recommendations please ❤️ (Please educate me on proper pods to get and other thing I should know as I am new [I enjoy 5% Nic for my juice]) submitted by /u/Puzzleheaded_Year913 to r/Vape_Chat [link] [comments]

My favorite so far is the Geek Next Sour Strawberry. Not looking for ''You're killing your lungs!" Comments. submitted by /u/Kennny202 to r/teenagers [link] [comments]

My absolute favorite Geek Bar flavor is Frozen Strawberry, but I've read great things about Watermelon Ice and really wanted to try it. When I purchased it, I noticed that it had no flavor whatsoever and was super disappointed since everyone hyped it up so much. So, I googled it to see what the problem might be and it suggested that I scan the QR code on the box. I've never done that, because i've never had any issues (well, aside from one gross flavor from another brand, but that was just because i'm not a fan of custard vapes apparently, lol.) Anyway, so the Geek Bar website said it was likely fake and the QR code had been checked at least 5 times already. Just thought it was interesting and wanted to share in case anyone else encountered a similar issue in the future, or wanted to see what happens when you get a possible counterfeit. I purchased it at some vape shop called "Discount Tobacco" or something. The owner refunded me and blamed his distributor. submitted by /u/Misanthropist82 to r/Vape_Chat [link] [comments]

context: yeah i know it’s dumb. i purchased two geek bars and some WYNS off of some sketch website ngl. I don’t normally vape, but it’s the only nicotine i can get right now and i gotta say, this shit sucks. The zyns suck, horribly they don’t get you that ‘my brain is tightening around my skull, i can’t see straight or talk right now’ feeling at all, and i supposedly put 28mg on my gums. Then for these geek bars, I really didn’t question anything bc their packaging was so fancy and both of the vapes had like screen plastic pieces to peel off (like iphones) when i was unpackaging, and a flavor card and it just seemed VERY legit. But now that i’m thinking about it and trying to verify them… the code doesn’t come up on the verification geek bar website, and the vapes really don’t give me a great enjoyable vape buzz. Again, i don’t vape so i wouldn’t even really be questioning this at first, but i did have my brothers geek bar a few weeks ago and it was so good i just hit metal for like two-three weeks. They feel really nice, nothing is particularly wrong with the boxes or the vapes, but it is odd. Last thing i’ll add is that when i first hit it out of the box, i actually got nic sick bc i was so used to the empty one and i got super buzzed into like nausea level. that’s why i thought they were real at first. so my question is, are these real, and if they’re not, what’s the worst that could happen i mean, im not trying to fuck up my life for a shit buzz off of these geeks, also not trying to throw them away if they’re fine ykwim. thanks in advance! also bringing these to friends that are vapers and one is, i mean, as health conscious as someone who vapes occasionally can be, only authentic for her. submitted by /u/terepeneloves to r/teenagers [link] [comments]

Geek Bar just came out with a new disposable pod system like Foger. When Geek bars practically vanished for awhile months ago, I switched over to Foger and only use a few of the flavors I found that are actually decent. Never had any issues with their devices. Went to get a new one the other day and my vape shop had these.. grabbed them and they're decent flavor wise. However.. the battery life on them are absolutely horrible. It went from 100% to 73% on my 5 minute ride home. The screen never shut off and the device was warm. Since I've been home it's been shutting off within a few seconds after each hit. So, maybe inital charge was needed for the pod? I'm not sure. I haven't seen anyone talking about these yet. My store had limited selection, only one full system available and about 5 flavored pods. It's on the main website, so it is legit 🤷🏻‍♀️ submitted by /u/br0kenstarr to r/Vape_Chat [link] [comments]

It’s the pulse x geek bar in blue razz ice and i never had a problem with vapes but this one feels weird in my throat idk. Also is it a real geek bar? submitted by /u/Fancy_Ad_5880 to r/Vape_Chat [link] [comments]

I kinda impulse bought a geek bar pulse x 2, the branding got me good. It’s on the way, but can anyone tell me what it’s like flavor/overall experience-wise? I got the watermelon ice because some website said it got strawberry tones lol. submitted by /u/DPFSSHADE to r/Vape_Chat [link] [comments]

Love these things submitted by /u/Civil_gentlemen to r/Nicotine [link] [comments]

I’ve only had one geekbar and it was blueberry watermelon and I thought it was shit, what should I buy? submitted by /u/Visible_Following856 to r/NoStupidQuestions [link] [comments]

i just got these from a 3rd party source to say and the banana ice specify feels weird i've had other geek bars and it doesn't feel the same . also don't know if this is the sub submitted by /u/Even-Ad-7747 to r/Vape_Chat [link] [comments]

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Heyy so I wanna grab a new flavor bc I keep getting orange fcuking fab and I wanna try something new but I’m scared of getting a flavor I hate and now I gotta finish it lmao any recommendations? submitted by /u/HeyImJustMe_ to r/Vape_Chat [link] [comments]

I got this one at a local shop and I was wondering why it had a completely different name but looks identical to a geek bar pulse x, I've looked all online for this brand and it just doesn't seem to exist beyond a couple online stores submitted by /u/MaxChaiotic to r/Nicotine [link] [comments]

i really like wild berry savers and i hated meta moon if that helps submitted by /u/damonalbarnisgreat to r/teenagers [link] [comments]

im planning on getting me a yart! as the kids say it and i want to get tarys favorite flavor cus im love em no homo submitted by /u/Memeowzer to r/HauntedMound [link] [comments]

Lately I have started to question how real the positive Geek Bar Pulse reviews actually are. The flavors feel different now and not in a good way. I usually stick to non fruity options, so I bought Miami Mint thinking it would be safe. Instead, the taste was strange and left a bad aftertaste that stayed even after eating or drinking. Fruity flavors already make my stomach feel off, so mint was supposed to be the better choice, but that did not happen. What also disappointed me was the 15k puff version. It claims to last longer, but it feels like it runs out just as fast as the 9k. My usage has not changed, and the flavor is not even enjoyable enough to justify the price. I tried the Pulse model because the older 9k devices kept leaking or burning, but this one somehow feels cheaper and less reliable. Calling it an upgrade makes no sense to me. After talking with other people, it is clear I am not the only one feeling this way. Everyone I know who tried it says the same things. The taste is off, it does not last long, and it costs too much for what you get. Many of the glowing reviews online sound more like ads than real opinions. When a brand keeps lowering quality while raising prices, people notice, and eventually they stop buying. submitted by /u/Round-Process4929 to r/productreview [link] [comments]

Denver: Looking for a certain flavor of geek bar, preferably piña colada or frozen juicy peach. The stores I used to go to are no longer stocking them, which makes sense but anybody know where I can find a good cop spot? Also, I’m not looking for a knock offs or the ones that say mega. Those are lame. Lol submitted by /u/GroundbreakingRow50 to r/Denver [link] [comments]

I’m starting to feel like Geek Bar’s “positive” reviews might not be as genuine as they seem. The flavors have changed and not for the better. I picked up the Miami Mint because I prefer non-fruity options, but the taste was way off. It’s no longer just mint; there’s this weird aftertaste that sticks around even after eating or drinking anything. What’s worse is that the fruity ones make my stomach hurt, and the mint was supposed to be the safe pick. Another thing that really bugs me is the so-called 15k puff version. It runs out just as fast as the 9k. You’d expect it to last longer, but it doesn’t. It’s not like I’m puffing more than usual either the flavor is barely enjoyable. I only tried the Pulse because the 9k models kept leaking and burning, but somehow this new one feels even cheaper. It’s wild that they’re marketing it as an upgrade when it’s clearly worse. And honestly, I don’t think I’m alone here. Every single person I’ve talked to about it says the same thing: it tastes bad, it doesn’t last, and it’s overpriced. The “reviews” you see online praising it sound suspiciously like ads. Geek Bar must think customers won’t notice, but we’re not dumb. When a company keeps cutting corners and pretending it’s an improvement, it’s only a matter of time before people stop buying. TLDR: Geek Bar Pulse tastes off, runs out as fast as the 9k, and feels like a downgrade sold for more money. I seriously doubt those glowing reviews are real because everyone I know who’s tried it regrets the purchase. submitted by /u/Round-Process4929 to r/productreview [link] [comments]

Sincerely, a former vaper. I wasn’t even trying to look for anything to talk smack about but I know a geek bar when I see one lol Damn! That shit had killed my cardio/fitness progress. I’m finally reversing some damage after being 4 months vape free. No shame, but I wouldn’t want a coach that is puffing away while giving me chat gpt advice on how to take care of my body. submitted by /u/SlipEnvironmental420 to r/gymsnark [link] [comments]

I told my boyfriend that I wish I could try those different geek bar flavors like the mango one. He said that I can just suck on it, hold it inside my cheeks, but not let it go into my lungs and then blow it out. Does that actually work? I don’t want to get a seizure lol but if someone has actually tried it then maybe i’ll see. submitted by /u/HungrySquirrel8982 to r/Epilepsy [link] [comments]

I am not The OOP, OOP is u/Rare_Pattern1989 My 11-year old daughter and her friends are a bunch of murder hobos Originally posted to r/rpghorrorstories Original Post Nov 5, 2024 My daughter is 11 years old and started watching Stranger Things on Netflix a while back because some of the kids in her class were talking about it. After seeing some episodes, she came to me asking what Dungeons & Dragons really was. I am by no means an expert in the game, I’ve played maybe 4 sessions about 20 years ago. But I explained the basic concept to her and she thought it sounded really cool. I found my old dice and gave them to her to mess around with. Last week she came to me and asked if I could make a “story” for her and her friends to play. It sounded like a fun idea so I obliged and because it was Halloween (even though we don’t really celebrate it in my country) I created a small Halloween campaign for the girls. In the interest of time because they had to be done in an afternoon and I didn’t have the time to browse through the entire ruleset, I created simplified character sheets for them, with a bunch of simple predefined skills and crafted an inventory for each of them with some helpful items to fulfil some of the challenges. I made a powerpoint with several images to help them visualize what was going on and where they were, I prepared a handwritten scroll with their quest objective on it, burned the edges a bit to give it a cool look,… all fun stuff. The quest itself was pretty simple, the town where the girls lived was being cursed for Halloween and if they didn’t lift the curse before midnight all the towns people would turn into monsters. In order to prevent this, they needed to gather 3 ingredients from around the town and then go to the center of the haunted forest where a witch would craft a spell that would lift the curse. I had a lot of things prepared but the one thing I didn’t really prepare for, was for my daughter and her 3 friends quickly turning into murder hobos. The first ingredient they needed was a bag of candy. So walking around town they found a kid who just went trick or treating. First they asked him “nicely” to give over his candy. But well of course the kid said “no”, so I imagined them using some of the gold they had or maybe be a bit more intimidating into scaring the kid to give away his candy… So the girl who chose the wizard noticed that I had written under the spells category on her character sheet: “Fireball”. So quietly she asked if she could burn the kid. All the other kids immediately were like “Wait can she?”. I told them that they could do whatever they imagined. So they chose to burn the kid and take his candy. My daughter feeling a little bit of remorse, explained that she took a tiny urn to carry his ashes with her. And well that set the tone for the rest of the campaign as I could have never imagined those girls being so evil. The second ingredient was a bottle of wine so they went to the local tavern and first tried to steal a bottle. When the stealth check failed, they decided to jump the barkeep and kill him to take the bottle of wine. The third ingredient was a dragon’s tooth, which they could find in the house of an orcish warrior on the outskirts of town. Instead of just knocking on the door, their first instinct was to try and kick the door down. My daughter rolled a 1 on that check, so I told her she lost 1 HP because she hurt her foot. So the next idea they had was to break the window and enter the house like that. Ofcourse the Orc was not happy with some adventurers breaking into her house and attacked the party on sight. So they casted a sleep spell on the Orc, tied her up with the rope they had and decided to just take the tooth like that. I found some art online to put into the powerpoint to represent the Orc and the girls were like, “wow, she kind of has cool armor on and a cool axe”. So they decided to strip the Orc of her armor and her axe, leaving a naked, tied up Orc behind while ransacking some random items from her house. On to the edge of the forest they went, where they found a ghost. The idea behind the encounter was, that the ghost was afraid of the dark. So the girls needed to talk to the ghost and try to figure out what he was afraid of and help him quell his fears. In return he would show them the path into the forest. To clear the encounter I had given the wizard a Light spell and I had put a candle into the starting inventory of the cleric. After finding out what the ghost was afraid of, they took a good hard look at the image I had added to my powerpoint. A ghostly shaped figure… dressed in a white cloak… So, maybe we should just set his cloak on fire, that will light up the area, they giggled. So the ghost ran away on fire, revealing the path to the haunted forest. The encounters in the forest didn’t exactly go as planned either. They first encountered a group of skeletons dancing around a bonfire. The skeletons ask them to join them in their celebration for Halloween and complete a ritual dance with them and they would be rewarded. I had already readied up some music for this dance my daughter often does and once I played the music they immediately got up off the table to perform the dance for the duration of the song. Upon completing the dance the skeletons showed them the path deeper into the forest. Before leaving the girl who played the rogue asked the skeletons why the party wasn’t getting the reward they were promised. The skeletons explained that showing the way deeper into the forest was the reward. The girls did not like that answer and decided to teach them a violent lesson. Where I had previously underestimated their desire for murder I had seriously overestimated their intelligence. Next they arrive at a pond, where a water spirit gives them a riddle. When they solved the riddle they would receive a magical medallion that would help them open up a magical portal later in their quest. Since it was a water spirit I looked up an easy riddle online of which the answer would be “river”. So they put their collective brainpower together, with me emphasizing multiple times that is was a WATER spirit and giving them some helpful tips along the way, but it all seemed to be going way over their heads. And they were getting to the point again of looking for “alternative solutions” to this problem. My wife, who had been listening in to their banter, yelled at them from the living room “it’s a river, you idiots”. They all giggled and happily accepted the medallion. Next up was a giant crow who wanted some of the candy to feed to her chicks because they were hungry. Unwilling to share, we could now add a dead crow to their fatality list. Next I made them do a perception check, which 2 of them failed, so our mage and cleric were trapped in a giant spider web. A giant spider attacked the girls and because of their lust for blood I significantly beefed up the health pool I had provided for the encounter. An epic battle ensued where our brave fighter tried to fend of the spider as the rogue tried to free them by throwing her dagger at them. Of course I made every throw a skill check and they all giggled as the rogue accidentally hit the cleric instead of the web. Eventually all of them joined the fight, with my daughter coming up with the great plan to mount the spider and start choking it with her rope. I happily obliged and let her do some checks in order to mount the spider and start chocking it. Proudly she passed every check and was explaining in great detail who she wrapped the rope around its head and started pulling with all her might. Until I casually explained to her that spiders have book lungs and don’t breathe the same way that mammals do, resulting in zero damage, but it was a cool idea non the less. They took a serious beating during the fight, but were all super proud when it ended. It even got the honor of having its corpse burned and its ashes being carried around in a separate urn. Finally they arrived at a magical portal in the forest which would take them to the witch’s hideout. The medallion started to light up and the image in the portal showed them a puzzle. I had found a rebus online, which was the first phrase in the chorus of a popular song in my country. The idea was that they solved the rebus and all started singing together and the portal would open showing them the way. Once again it went way over their heads, until my wife passed by, took a single glance at the rebus and gave them the answer. Happily they started singing, but it seems like puzzle solving isn’t this parties forte. Right before they meet the witch they are confronted by a treant. The original idea behind it was that he was the protector of the witch and the heroes had to talk about their noble deeds and once he was convinced of the goodness in their hearts he would let them pass. Due to their actions I had the change it up and the treant said he was quite unhappy with all the chaos that the party had caused in the forest and seeks an explanation from them. Contemplating on their apology to the treant they also came to the conclusion that if it’s a tree, he’s made out of wood. And they can set wood on fire… Since we were running out of time and I really wanted to wrap things up before her friends started to leave, I just played along and a single fireball also reduced our poor treant to ash. The confrontation with the witch I also cut short and without any hassle or struggle she crafted the spell that they needed to recite together to remove the curse. Happily our noble party returned to town where they celebrated their victory, being worshipped by the entire town for their bravery. The girls seemed very happy and yesterday after school my daughter came to me, telling me that everyone had a great time and they were still laughing about it all day. She asked me if I wanted to do something similar with them in the future. But I guess that for a new campaign, I’m seriously going to have to consider some serious consequences for their actions and make an action packed story with a lot more battles. It’s not that much of a horror story but I wanted to share non the less. For now I’ll just start by reading the rules again to see what more I can do to give them a fun time. My murder hobo daughter and friends got their campaign hijacked by another dad. Jan 6, 2025 (2 months later) So a while ago, I posted the previous story about introducing my daughter asking me to make a D&D campaign for her and her friends and they going full murder hobo it My 11-year old daughter and her friends are a bunch of murder hobos : r/rpghorrorstories. So my daughter and her friends were over the moon and they wanted to play again. It went around in the class room and all of sudden instead of 4 it were now going to be 6 girls I had to deal with in my campaign. Due to my busy schedule at work and the holidays I didn’t really have time to prepare for it like last time. But I already had the idea of what I wanted to do and I had already taken a lot of the advice I got here into account, in trying to give the girls a way more action packed experience. Instead things didn’t really turn out as expected, due to one thing I didn’t take into account. Another dad joining the party. So the day before the game was supposed to start my wife gets a call from the dad of one of the girls. He heard from his daughter that we were going to play D&D again and well he used to play D&D a lot when he was younger and he was eager to join in on the fun. Of course I already know the guy from when he comes to drop-off his daughter, but our contact has always been rather lukewarm. He’s a single dad, who clearly has “a thing” for my wife. They work in the same company and my wife has already mentioned multiple times that it is quite clear that he has taken a liking to her albeit that he is not really the type of man to act on it. He is kind of a shy and socially awkward man in a lot of ways. I used to be a huge geek when I was younger, but getting married and having kids, together with advancing along in my career path and just getting a lot of new interests, it really watered down over the years. But even though we are the same age, he is still as much of a geek as 20 years ago. And pretty much every conversation we have ever had is about the MineCraft world that he has been building for years now. And once the game started unfortunately for the girls he went into full hardcore roleplaying mode and completely hijacked the game from the girls. As I had to run a campaign with 4 girls who were already in full murder hobo mode again, 2 girls that felt a bit awkward and one roleplaying neutral good druid dad, it was just too much for me to work around. Just like last time I had some predefined character sheets and classes prepared for the girls. Added some flavor, by explaining all of their abilities on the papers and such, so they could have a good time just like last time. For the girls who had already played the game, I started the game inside of the same inn, with the mom from the boy they murdered on Halloween, looking for her lost son. They giggled about the situation that they were in, explaining to the new girls what had happened last time. But in any case the idea was to have the girls start of in a bar brawl against some drunken dwarves. Tensions ran high, the fireball idea was already again roaming through some heads, until… our druid stepped in and defused the situation by talking to the dwarves, offering to buy them a round of beer, joking with them, passing all of the charisma checks and peacefully settling the situation. The original plan was for the girls to find a note on of the mangled bodies of the dwarves setting them on their quest, so I just had a mailman come along who gave them the note with the info of what they had to do. In any case they got a mysterious note from someone promising them a great adventure as he had uncovered a book with information about an uncovered treasure. Asking to meet the party at his house near the old watermill our party went on their merry way. Along the road they got attacked by a pack of wolves. Time for their first taste of combat… If it weren’t for the fact that our druid can talk to animals and convinced the wolves that they meant no harm and that they were no threat to them or the other creatures of the forest. Arriving at the old house the girls wanted to barge inside, but our druid was afraid that it might be a trap, so he went to look for a bird nearby and ask for more information about who was living in the house and if it had seen any suspicious activity as of late. I started noticing that the girls were kind of getting bored as their characters were starting to fight among each other. Casually one girl said she picked up a rock and threw it at another girls head. When the front door turned out to be locked, they decided to go via the roof and one girl pushed the other down the chimney. But well they made it inside the house and in every room, he requested one of the girls to detect magic, detect traps, look for loot, look for hidden doors,… The tempo was tediously slow and when the girls went back to fighting amongst themselves again, he sat the party down to have a speech about teamwork. In any case after a very slow and meticulous sweep of the house, where I had to describe every room in the tiniest detail on his request, they found the book they were looking for. The entrance to the cave where the treasure was located was passed a hot wasteland. So instead of picking up the tempo, he had the girls bottle water and look for food as the voyage would be long and hard. We had already spent way more time on this part of the campaign that I had anticipated so I moved further along with the plan that I had in my head. And they got ambushed by the Orc which they so brutally mistreated last time. She had taken some friends with her to beat the living crap out of the girls. Time for some serious acti… oh wait, since our druid wasn’t with the party last time, he had to ask for information on what happened, show empathy and what they could do to make things better again… In any case when a couple more orcs showed up and it became clear that talking wouldn't help, he decided that it was best to lay down their arms and get captured… So now I had to quickly conjure up a story about them being captured. But it was clear that the girls weren’t having a good time. It was already hard to try and involve all of the girls actively in the story. It wasn’t easy with 4 and it’s a lot harder with 6, but you could just notice them checking out one by one. Because no matter what situation they were in, he would always take the lead and look for solutions with his druidic powers, tell the girls how they should use their abilities or convince the girls to look for a safe alternative instead of looking for some action. But the entire campaign had completely derailed and you could just see that the only one having fun was the other dad… Even I was bored and I just decided to give them a quick exit from the Orc dungeon and put a stop to the campaign, as I could see a lot of disappointed faces sitting around me. In any case everybody quickly went home, there wasn’t a single ounce of the same energy and laughter which had filled the room last time. My daughter didn’t mention the campaign for the entire evening or asked anything about playing again. I’ll probably hear tonight what the word in the class room was, but I think he might have murdered their interest in ever playing a roleplaying game again. It's was quite clear that the type of game he wanted to play was vastly different from what the girls were expecting, putting layers of complexity and roleplaying in a story that was just supposed to be about some girls kicking ass and taking names. THIS IS A REPOST SUB - I AM NOT THE OOP DO NOT CONTACT THE OOP's OR COMMENT ON LINKED POSTS, REMEMBER - RULE 7 submitted by /u/Direct-Caterpillar77 to r/BestofRedditorUpdates [link] [comments]

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