After being harrased by the cops in General E-Smoking Discussion; Originally Posted by Angela
.. just to add a little irony to this; my grandmother had severe arthritis and her ...
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Originally Posted by
Tye
If you get called out for E-smoking, and you avoid confrontation like me, when you get hassled about e-smoking just tell whomever is asking that it is a asthma medication dispenser (or something along those lines).. Don't admit its nicotine content, or similarity to smoking... Say its a discrete inhaler.. You cant prove it, but then again neither can anyone else.. I don't want to bring any negative attention to E-cigs, we will have enough of that once this product goes mainstream (like salvia-divanorem and its ... like effects)
Stealing a line from Dr. McCoy from Star Trek 4, tell 'em that you have, "immediate postprandial, upper-abdominal distention."
Cramps.
What're they gonna do?
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Originally Posted by
Sar
I am sure you did that under adult supervision, otherwise you would have been eating those tablets like a candy, wouldn't you?
What child could possibly resist the taste of nice arthritis tablet?
LOL. Yeah.... sure.
(It would seem that I had more common sense as a 5 year old than some adults have today!
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I haven't taken my screwdriver with me when I go out and about. My kids told me it looked like I was smoking something illegal - like I was smoking liquid weed hahaha!
I can see the headlines:
Grandma arrested for smoking liquid weed while watching grandkids at a local playground
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Can't we all just get along?
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Originally Posted by
Sar
Sorry, but we live in a child-proof society. It is no longer about teaching kids about right or wrong, it is about shielding them from wrong.
Somehow many generations managed to survive childhood without the multitude of laws and contraptions our illustrious government has come up with in recent years to protect us. As CSN said, "Teach your children well". Our parents protected us, and taught us to protect ourselves.
With all the government interference, kids now have sex when they've barely hit puberty and find ways to make household items into dangerous drugs. So much for childproof.
Our government will never learn that people are, in most areas, better off with knowledge than with protective bans (umm, like for example e-cigs?).
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I agree that he has to be careful, and I also agree with what the other posters have said regarding the court setting a precedence. Remember, 1 or 2 percent of the smoking population uses e-cigs. That is a very small number and places need education, not confrontation. I handled a similar issue at beef o bradys. I showed the waitress that it produced vapor and showed her all the parts and what they do. She said that it looks like smoke, and said that I must do it outside, which I of course did. While outside with the analog smokers, I showed them my 901 and explained how it worked, and drummed up some business for a few of our sponsoring suppliers.
This is definitely something that more people need education on, but it needs to be a positive education, not a traumatic one. I say for right now we all boycott Sonic and post that we are boycotting sonic on each forum and briefly say why. You can post a link back to the original post. I am going to post my boycott of sonic on my facebook.
Any other ideas?
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Originally Posted by
Paradiso
Only if I can Vape inside! lol Thanks man
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I have to say that if you are on someone else's premises and they don't want you to vape, that's their prerogative and that you should respect that. It's going to take a long time until e smoking is seen (and proved) as something that's safe to do.
(Sorry if someone else has pointed this out, **** I'm just too lazy to read the whole thread)
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05-26-2009, 08:33 AM
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Originally Posted by
theelectricwarrior
I have to say that if you are on someone else's premises and they don't want you to vape, that's their prerogative and that you should respect that. It's going to take a long time until e smoking is seen (and proved) as something that's safe to do.
(Sorry if someone else has pointed this out, **** I'm just too lazy to read the whole thread)
The reason is often not that someone doesn't want you to be on their premises, but rather they think they have to kick you out. Remember when smoking ban in restaurants and bars started. Most restaurants and bars I knew didn't want that. Many of them would actually prefer to compromise and would have created smoking sections, but that was not enough. They were forced to do a complete ban of smoking. The rest/bar owners will get fines or lose license if they don't enforce the non-smoking ban. I think vapers need to show them that this is not a smoking device.
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