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Yes, we have those here too... just discovered (while at the cannabis club recently) that my vape pen is compatible with both! Was tempted to get a "bottle," but they were pretty expensive @ $60.
a person can smoke a rolled up horse turd for all I care ,,AS LONG AS I DONT HAVE TO SMELL IT..... When I smell it it then becomes my business because the stink is going into my nose......its the same thing with loud music...Play it as loud as you want ....AS LONG AS I DONT HEAR IT...or...then you will have a problem with ME. smoke an E cigg but the stuff you exhale from it better not get to my nose or then YOU will have a problem...
Wish I could make (and carry out) that threat against perfume/cologne wearers... especially working in a public library, I literally have to excuse myself before having an allergy attack sometimes. But alas, perfume that makes me ill is still socially and legally acceptable. My problem, anyway, not theirs!
Wish I could make (and carry out) that threat against perfume/cologne wearers... especially working in a public library, I literally have to excuse myself before having an allergy attack sometimes. But alas, perfume that makes me ill is still socially and legally acceptable. My problem, anyway, not theirs!
Why not carry a small spray bottle of "perfume odor neutralizer"and make sure the offending stinkers smell it. ..Reminds me of a true story..I worked at a place where the janitor soaked down in cheap perfume and then went into an executive secretaries office while she was in there. She told him she didnt like the strong smell and he quickly sassed her saying he didnt complain about how she smelled. The next day he was fired. I guess his boss did like the way the woman smelled........she was young and good looking too...lol
Using the excuse "I smoke e cigarettes so I can quit smoking" is like an alcoholic drinking light beer so he can quit drinking. If you want to quit then just quit! Quit fiddle farting around with those silly things and just don't smoke.
FYI I am a former smoker and I decided on the day that I found out I was going to be a father that I was going to quit right then and there. It's all mind over matter. I didn't need to get a patch or an e-cigarette or therapy or anything else. I know it's an addiction but like all addictions it's all mind over matter.
There is no regulation, so you really have no idea what you are putting in your lungs. The nicotine is synthetic - ick. I don't eat/drink synthetic sugar (aspartame, etc,) so why would I want to inhale a synthetic chemical?
In addition to all that, an acquaintance of mine had one - literally - blow up in her face last year and has had to have several plastic surgeries. Yes, she is suing the company,
a person can smoke a rolled up horse turd for all I care ,,AS LONG AS I DONT HAVE TO SMELL IT..... When I smell it it then becomes my business because the stink is going into my nose......its the same thing with loud music...Play it as loud as you want ....AS LONG AS I DONT HEAR IT...or...then you will have a problem with ME. smoke an E cigg but the stuff you exhale from it better not get to my nose or then YOU will have a problem...
As of right now, there is no regulation on e-cigs. Who knows what all chemicals along with residual nicotine, users are exhaling into the air as there isn't 100% absorption. Just because the heated vapor fog dissipates rapidly doesn't mean the residual chemicals are gone. I keep seeing people state it is harmless vapor but what scientific evidence and long term studies do they base those claims upon? If you are basing it upon the manufacturer's claims, remember tobacco companies claimed for decades that cigarette smoke was harmless. I don't particularly want to be breathing it regardless of what it contains.
In the future, you will see more and more policies in restaurants, sports venues, theaters, etc. banning their use because many users will disregard common courtesy to others in public settings which will force the issue. This is evidenced by posts in this thread by many stating that they are doing so and they couldn't care less about others around them. I wouldn't be surprised to see cigarette smoking bans modified to include e-cigs in the coming years. It is sad we have to pass laws for things that should simply be common courtesy.
I work at two different venues, one which allows e-cigs and another where they are not allowed. The problem with allowing e-cigs inside is that it confuses the staff who are tasked with stopping indoor smoking of tobacco cigarettes (or weed). Besides being difficult to distinguish the different plumes of smoke, regular smokers see it and assume that it's safe to light up inside. The same thing happens when 2nd hand smoke is drawn inside from the smoking patio. People inside smell the smoke and assume that it is coming from those around them and decide that they should smoke, too.
I personally enjoy being able to tell people to put out their cigarettes, and people always appreciate it when you tell someone to put it out, but I would prefer if people would just follow the law and smoke outside. The e-cigs are not making it any easier for those who are tasked to maintain some sort of public-health standard.
I'm an occasional user of an e-cig and I kind of like it. It definitely makes long trips more bearable if you're with someone who hates smoking or you're in a place that doesn't allow smoking. And it's a whole lot more appealing than carrying around a tin of Skoal or Copenhagen.
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