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Out of curiosity do you care if an E cigarette vaporises near you?
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Vaporised?...What do you mean?..
When you say Vaporised I read that as "Blew up"..."
No lol though I smile at the visualisation 
I meant the Ecigarettes they vaporise nicotine in liquid so no smoke just a vapour puff I assumed it was totally harmless but now I am wondering. |
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No I dont mind. I use one myself.
Before it recently became public about the possibility of it being banned in public, nobody objected.
People still dont seem to be objecting but they now talk to me about a possible ban rather than asking if it works. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I meant the Ecigarettes they vaporise nicotine in liquid so no smoke just a vapour puff "
hmmmm..that's a good point.
I don't know the answer but I'd say it can't be any worse than real actual fags, I don't mind being around smokers even though I don't smoke myself.
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"No I dont mind. I use one myself.
Before it recently became public about the possibility of it being banned in public, nobody objected.
People still dont seem to be objecting but they now talk to me about a possible ban rather than asking if it works."
Ok I haven't looked into it but I really don't get this public banning issue what is exactly wrong with them? |
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"No I dont mind. I use one myself.
Before it recently became public about the possibility of it being banned in public, nobody objected.
People still dont seem to be objecting but they now talk to me about a possible ban rather than asking if it works.
Ok I haven't looked into it but I really don't get this public banning issue what is exactly wrong with them?"
What does Nicotine do in a harmful way passively? anyone know for sure?
Worst thing they can do is ban them, restrict them in some way and it goes underground. At least now you can go to correct retailers, or shit ones but you know the correct ones regulate themselves.
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"No I dont mind. I use one myself.
Before it recently became public about the possibility of it being banned in public, nobody objected.
People still dont seem to be objecting but they now talk to me about a possible ban rather than asking if it works.
Ok I haven't looked into it but I really don't get this public banning issue what is exactly wrong with them?
What does Nicotine do in a harmful way passively? anyone know for sure?
Worst thing they can do is ban them, restrict them in some way and it goes underground. At least now you can go to correct retailers, or shit ones but you know the correct ones regulate themselves.
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I do wonder if the big cigarette companies have lobbied to get them restricted. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I guess the problem is that they just don't no how harmful the vapour is.Think Witherspoon have already banned them.Somebody I worked with used one in the small canteen at lunch time while I was eating.I thought that was a bit unfair.Although he did stop when i told him to. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I don't mind them being used around me but I don't like them being used in general because I think they're just glamorising smoking again
I still don't understand why people smoke at all
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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A lot of people think and describe these as 'healthy', but in fact, they're not. They are marketed as a 'healthier' alternative to smoking - a different meaning with a different word!
There is yet to be more research done to determine any long term side effects, but to be honest, I prefer them being a non-smoker than breathing in the 'real' thing.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Ok I guess with it as it doesn't smell or irritate but fuck knows if you can passively inhale what is in there I am sure someone on here knows or will make it up.  |
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Not bothered in the slightest. They are not cigarettes, imo, which would be tobacco containing fag things that are burnt. There is terrible pollution all around us, notwithstanding last weeks record smog, that is breathed in and consumed all day long. A little vapour thing is nothing. |
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By *r-UniqueMan
over a year ago
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If it was near me. I wouldn't mind. If it was in my face. Surely it still contains germs off the other person? In which case I do mind. Those who use them instead of cigarettes, what's the point, but if you use them to give up permanently. Good for you  .
That said. What happened in the good old dad when people went cold turkey? Have people got less will power these days or is it a form of laziness? Not having a go. Just curious on how so many people did t in the last without all these latest gadgets and why people can't do that now. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I've said on another thread its appearing like we(ex smokers) cant fucking win...
I've always been considerate while smoking
I wont now suddenly blow efag steam into someones face
let me get on with my fucking life
(pauses for a puff)
Now...why dont they start tackling alcohol, vehicle pollution..and those bloody farting cows! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"If it was near me. I wouldn't mind. If it was in my face. Surely it still contains germs off the other person? In which case I do mind. Those who use them instead of cigarettes, what's the point, but if you use them to give up permanently. Good for you .
That said. What happened in the good old dad when people went cold turkey? Have people got less will power these days or is it a form of laziness? Not having a go. Just curious on how so many people did t in the last without all these latest gadgets and why people can't do that now. "
why do people drink coffee?- it does things to the receptors in ppls brains...its much the same as anything we injest |
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By *r-UniqueMan
over a year ago
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"If it was near me. I wouldn't mind. If it was in my face. Surely it still contains germs off the other person? In which case I do mind. Those who use them instead of cigarettes, what's the point, but if you use them to give up permanently. Good for you .
That said. What happened in the good old dad when people went cold turkey? Have people got less will power these days or is it a form of laziness? Not having a go. Just curious on how so many people did t in the last without all these latest gadgets and why people can't do that now.
why do people drink coffee?- it does things to the receptors in ppls brains...its much the same as anything we injest"
Basically I meant if we wanted to give up something years ago. We just did it. We didn't spend money on substitutes that looked similar. Coffee/alcohol maybe bad for you. But years ago people used to just give it up. Like they would buy tea or ask for a soft drink at a bar. Now they get Decaf and non alcoholic beer, etc. Shows times have changed and clever retailers have found a gap in the market. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"If it was near me. I wouldn't mind. If it was in my face. Surely it still contains germs off the other person? In which case I do mind. Those who use them instead of cigarettes, what's the point, but if you use them to give up permanently. Good for you .
That said. What happened in the good old dad when people went cold turkey? Have people got less will power these days or is it a form of laziness? Not having a go. Just curious on how so many people did t in the last without all these latest gadgets and why people can't do that now.
why do people drink coffee?- it does things to the receptors in ppls brains...its much the same as anything we injest
Basically I meant if we wanted to give up something years ago. We just did it. We didn't spend money on substitutes that looked similar. Coffee/alcohol maybe bad for you. But years ago people used to just give it up. Like they would buy tea or ask for a soft drink at a bar. Now they get Decaf and non alcoholic beer, etc. Shows times have changed and clever retailers have found a gap in the market. "
yeah I get u...but life becomes a little boring when you dont do things that might be risky..in some ways..
take this scene...its not 'normal' to everyday society's view of what sexual enjoyment is...its been a struggle for people to be able to identify their sexuality...its even more a struggle being on a scene that promotes group sex as its even outwith the sexual boundaries of a 'normal' 'healthy' 'relationship'
so my point?- we do stuff cos we want to..most of us earn our way through our lives...if I'm not harming anyone with what I take or do..I should be left in peace. |
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By *r-UniqueMan
over a year ago
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"If it was near me. I wouldn't mind. If it was in my face. Surely it still contains germs off the other person? In which case I do mind. Those who use them instead of cigarettes, what's the point, but if you use them to give up permanently. Good for you .
That said. What happened in the good old dad when people went cold turkey? Have people got less will power these days or is it a form of laziness? Not having a go. Just curious on how so many people did t in the last without all these latest gadgets and why people can't do that now.
why do people drink coffee?- it does things to the receptors in ppls brains...its much the same as anything we injest
Basically I meant if we wanted to give up something years ago. We just did it. We didn't spend money on substitutes that looked similar. Coffee/alcohol maybe bad for you. But years ago people used to just give it up. Like they would buy tea or ask for a soft drink at a bar. Now they get Decaf and non alcoholic beer, etc. Shows times have changed and clever retailers have found a gap in the market.
yeah I get u...but life becomes a little boring when you dont do things that might be risky..in some ways..
take this scene...its not 'normal' to everyday society's view of what sexual enjoyment is...its been a struggle for people to be able to identify their sexuality...its even more a struggle being on a scene that promotes group sex as its even outwith the sexual boundaries of a 'normal' 'healthy' 'relationship'
so my point?- we do stuff cos we want to..most of us earn our way through our lives...if I'm not harming anyone with what I take or do..I should be left in peace."
Good point. But say you did it for the money. What's the point as you'd still be buying the e-cigs anyway. Not only that, but you still blow your own germs onto people. So it's still bad for others. Although I admit not as bad. Also sexual preferences isn't that bad as surely if you check yourself regularly and take the right precautions. You will be fine? Smoking/drinking you aren't. So when you drink/smoke other people may take an interest whether it's their business or not. Sex is private and is behind closed doors. So people either don't know about it or don't care as they don't see it. I think I am saying all this because I have seen people complain about stuff that they can sort out easily, but refuse to and it gets a tad annoying at times. |
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Was thrown a little when a colleague got what looked like a mini flute out and supped on it but its better than being exposed to cigarette smoke I guess. Yet to see anyone light up in a building, that might cause conflict.
Im amazed how many shops have popped up selling the e-cigarettes. Must be phenomenal profit margins. |
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By *andd2Couple
over a year ago
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E-cigarettes pretend to look like real cigarettes which is the reason they want them banned, they belive it encourages children to smoke the real thing.
Vaporizers on the other hand look nothing like cigarettes, are much cheaper and the liquid comes in various flavours.
There should be no smell from a vaporizer as all that is being blown out is steam. The nicotine itself is absorbed during the inhalation and non is released in the steam. Nicotine is a poison and a killer if ingested in large quantities and addictive but in the small quantiles used in the liquid its not that harmful. Normal cigarettes contain over 2000 chemicals and the act of burning the tobacco/chemicals makes them carcegenic and harmful to others.
In E-liquid there are no chemicals that you find in cigarettes however that is not to say that the act of inhaling the vaporised liquid is not harmful, as of yet they don't know if it is or isn't.
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"E-cigarettes pretend to look like real cigarettes which is the reason they want them banned, they belive it encourages children to smoke the real thing.
Vaporizers on the other hand look nothing like cigarettes, are much cheaper and the liquid comes in various flavours.
There should be no smell from a vaporizer as all that is being blown out is steam. The nicotine itself is absorbed during the inhalation and non is released in the steam. Nicotine is a poison and a killer if ingested in large quantities and addictive but in the small quantiles used in the liquid its not that harmful. Normal cigarettes contain over 2000 chemicals and the act of burning the tobacco/chemicals makes them carcegenic and harmful to others.
In E-liquid there are no chemicals that you find in cigarettes however that is not to say that the act of inhaling the vaporised liquid is not harmful, as of yet they don't know if it is or isn't.
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I think you will find there are a couple nicotine being one of them. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"they are very popular ...wonder how much tax the government is losing from drop in tobacco and cigarette sales "
took the words right out of my mouth. The government don't want to ban them because they are bad for our health, if that was really the case then alcohol and cigarettes would be banned too. The reason they want them banned is they're afraid all smokers will convert and BOOM all that revenue gone |
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No one is suggesting it's good for you - just a lot less bad.
The vapour is mostly propylene glycol - the same stuff they use to make theatre smoke with - so if it bothers you, don't go to the theatre or a concert.
The nicotine issue is a red herring, nicotine is virtually harmless, present in a wide variety of plants we eat, only mildly addictive if consumed in concentrated formulations.
Sure, some kids will try them to copy adults - just like they do with cigarettes. I know which I'd prefer my kids to try, though I'd prefer they didn't try either.
The human race has this trait that likes to stop other people doing something they don't like, regardless of any factual evidence. It looks a bit like smoking, therefore it must be bad, so we should stamp it out.
Vaping helped me quit a 40 a day, 30 year rollup habit. I've been off rollups for 4 years now, and vaping less than when I first started. I can run faster and further, my sense of smell has improved, and my bank balance has benefited at the expense of the treasury.
Having spoken to various pubs about it, many have been forced to impose the ban by the brewery chains as there have been complaints from smokers about it being unfair that vapers can vape indoors.
Also, there have been instances of people lighting up cigs when seeing someone vape, and then arguing the toss with the staff.
I can see the time when they will be banned in public buildings and workplaces. Thankfully, I've enjoyed the honeymoon period when it was under the radar. |
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By *r-UniqueMan
over a year ago
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"they are very popular ...wonder how much tax the government is losing from drop in tobacco and cigarette sales "
True, but how much are the nhs saving as less people are getting Ill due to this? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"they are very popular ...wonder how much tax the government is losing from drop in tobacco and cigarette sales
True, but how much are the nhs saving as less people are getting Ill due to this? "
term youth. do know that the same tax spent in buying cigaretires goes back into the NHS |
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By *r-UniqueMan
over a year ago
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"they are very popular ...wonder how much tax the government is losing from drop in tobacco and cigarette sales
True, but how much are the nhs saving as less people are getting Ill due to this?
term youth. do know that the same tax spent in buying cigaretires goes back into the NHS"
Well I know it goes back into the nhs, but was just wondering with less surgeons/doctors being needed in this area, people working for longer. So they pay tax for longer. Would love to know what goes into the nhs tax wise and how much they save when their are less patients. |
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"they are very popular ...wonder how much tax the government is losing from drop in tobacco and cigarette sales
True, but how much are the nhs saving as less people are getting Ill due to this?
term youth. do know that the same tax spent in buying cigaretires goes back into the NHS"
Yeah, smoking related illness costs the NHS around £5Bn pa, HMRC collects around £13Bn in revenue from tobacco (BBC figures) - so, I have always contended, that smokers should get private rooms, better food, leather sofas, dancing girls etc., in recognition of their contribution.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I meant to add that most of us have to inhale the noxious carcinogenic fumes pumped out by motor vehicles. These do us far more harm than proximity to any amount of vaping would do."
Prove it.. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"they are very popular ...wonder how much tax the government is losing from drop in tobacco and cigarette sales
True, but how much are the nhs saving as less people are getting Ill due to this?
term youth. do know that the same tax spent in buying cigaretires goes back into the NHS
Yeah, smoking related illness costs the NHS around £5Bn pa, HMRC collects around £13Bn in revenue from tobacco (BBC figures) - so, I have always contended, that smokers should get private rooms, better food, leather sofas, dancing girls etc., in recognition of their contribution.
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Financially it looks on paper if you add in reduced pension payouts for early death the government are better off if people smoked. But if you included benefit payouts for people who were unable to work due to smoking would it go the other way? It does make you think about the bigger picture. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I meant to add that most of us have to inhale the noxious carcinogenic fumes pumped out by motor vehicles. These do us far more harm than proximity to any amount of vaping would do.
Prove it.."
I've been saying it for years, I did a short study..here is ur 'proof'
some of us get sick to the back teeth of almost everything being blamed on smoking...fair enough..it should never be done in other peoples vicinity that dont smoke... however, walk through many city centers and u can be inhaling the eq of 20 fucking fags!
anyway, read this, todays metro and bbc:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-26971182 |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Still can't prove whether or not efags do harm. That alone ought to be cause for concern."
less harm than smoking and pollution..could EVEN be less harmful than incense burners in my opinion.
giving the fact they become vapor rapidly I'd also say they must be diluted much more easily than other pollutants.
people have inhaled dried plants for thousands and thousands of years all over the world... when it came to the western world thats when they started adding in more chemicals...even roll ups(with the use of a filter) are considered more healthy than a cigarette, due to less chemicals! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Doctors used to recommend tobacco so it must have been good for people at one time..
People should be free to do what they want to do with their own bodies. But not other peoples, especially when the risks are unknown. |
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I wouldn't say having them 'smoked' near me bothers me, but I also don't want it breathing in my face as that's just plain rude. I do think it can look unprofessional in the workplace though...I know it isn't a cigarette, but when you're speaking to customers and puffing on an ecig I just think it just gives the wrong impression |
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over a year ago
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"Same as boiling a kettle that's all so shall we ban this too . Really no wounder this country is fucked"
I question myself on the very ignorant absence of science in many peoples minds.............or even a glimmer of understanding risk reduction.
then again, someone who is has been and always will be anti smoking, will of course come up with crap and ignore the factual evidence that has been around them for years. |
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"Same as boiling a kettle that's all so shall we ban this too . Really no wounder this country is fucked"
Nobody suggested a ban. Nobody suggested the country is fucked - except you.
If it was just like boiling a kettle, maybe have a cup of tea instead of a stupid looking chemical inhaler in your mouth! |
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"Doctors used to recommend tobacco so it must have been good for people at one time..
People should be free to do what they want to do with their own bodies. But not other peoples, especially when the risks are unknown."
I think people were generally didnt have access to information, in this modern world it isnt so easy to make ridiculous claims.
has ur perfume been tested properly?- u probably dont know...as it suits u not to... |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Doctors used to recommend tobacco so it must have been good for people at one time..
People should be free to do what they want to do with their own bodies. But not other peoples, especially when the risks are unknown.
I think people were generally didnt have access to information, in this modern world it isnt so easy to make ridiculous claims.
has ur perfume been tested properly?- u probably dont know...as it suits u not to..."
I don't inhale, but I do swallow. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Same as boiling a kettle that's all so shall we ban this too . Really no wounder this country is fucked
Nobody suggested a ban. Nobody suggested the country is fucked - except you.
If it was just like boiling a kettle, maybe have a cup of tea instead of a stupid looking chemical inhaler in your mouth!"
a ban has been suuggested...ffs...u have ur argument already set instone it seems...and only u are right...did u even read that REALLY up to date info I gave...appears u have just ignored it...
and personally, I dont really care what people think if it 'looks' stupid..I get what I want from it and made it safer for myself and others..
perhaps a little bit of praise would be nice instead of silly insults |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Doctors used to recommend tobacco so it must have been good for people at one time..
People should be free to do what they want to do with their own bodies. But not other peoples, especially when the risks are unknown.
I think people were generally didnt have access to information, in this modern world it isnt so easy to make ridiculous claims.
has ur perfume been tested properly?- u probably dont know...as it suits u not to...
I don't inhale, but I do swallow."
swallowing lotsa methane by the sounds of things  |
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The only fact as I understand it is that as yet nobody knows whether it not the are any risks. I saw some of the manufacturers squirming away when asked about this in interviews recently. They just don't know.
Everything else is an argument based on people's viewpoint - but it can't be based on facts until they release details of the effects they have.
That's putting aside if they may blow up and set you on fire... |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Doctors used to recommend tobacco so it must have been good for people at one time..
People should be free to do what they want to do with their own bodies. But not other peoples, especially when the risks are unknown.
I think people were generally didnt have access to information, in this modern world it isnt so easy to make ridiculous claims.
has ur perfume been tested properly?- u probably dont know...as it suits u not to...
I don't inhale, but I do swallow.
swallowing lotsa methane by the sounds of things "
Absinthe. |
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"The only fact as I understand it is that as yet nobody knows whether it not the are any risks. I saw some of the manufacturers squirming away when asked about this in interviews recently. They just don't know.
Everything else is an argument based on people's viewpoint - but it can't be based on facts until they release details of the effects they have.
That's putting aside if they may blow up and set you on fire..."
thats ok, I slabber over mine to keep it fire resistant |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Anyone that gives up smoking should be praised the powers that be saw how many people had taken up ecigs so they need to ta the hell out of it we all know whats bad for us or do we the media highlight the wrong things most of the time |
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I use an e-cig do someone using them near me wouldn't bother me. I personally think they should be treated pretty much the same as real fags, i e the advertisement rules and banning them in public places.
are they safe for me? I don't know but 1 thing i do know is fags are damaging my health. |
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over a year ago
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"Still called a cigarette. And still emits nicotine so I'm guessing not in public "
yes.. more people have caught addiction from inhaling nicotine from other peoples cigarettes..both real and e-fag, than those that have caught cancer from passive smoking
wondrous science these days
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