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| E-Cigarettes in Public Have you used e-cigarettes in no-smoking areas? How did those around you react? Is it the perfect way around the smoking ban? |
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| Full Member Join Date: Apr 2009
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I routinely smoke outside sonics at the tables around here in Texas, never had a complaint. I'm usually the only one at the tables though. | |
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| Full Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: California
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Ya that would never happen in Cali, most don't know but you cannot even smoke within 25ft of an entrance to a business or your own workplace. I have yet to see anyone enforce that though. | |
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| Full Member Join Date: May 2009
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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)
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| | #84 |
| Full Member Join Date: May 2009
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...in-fact, act offended when someone "draws attention" to "your condition"
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| | #85 |
| Full Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: South West London, UK
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@Tye - I understand your thinking, but it strikes me that you're effectively lying there, which if you get rumbled, won't do anything in the venue in question for the future of vaping. Best bet seems to simply & honestly explain what it is, and if they still ask you to stop, just stop. I've always been honest about what I have, never tried to conceal it, but also, have never tried to be provocative with it. Just a polite & truthful word to the staff seems to do the job (in fact, I've never had that fail on me, but I wouldn't argue with the staff member if it did - it's their right to ask me not to do it in their premises).
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| | #86 |
| Full Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: South West London, UK
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@TXRider - irrespective of any local laws regarding distance from tables, etc, many premises will actually have their boundary outside the walls; i.e. some of the pavement/sidewalk area may well be part of their premises, and as such, they can still make the rules/ask you to move on/etc. in that area. Not a big deal I expect, as you simply move a bit to the side!
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| | #87 |
| USA Supplier Forum Sponsor ECF Veteran Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Oklahoma
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One of the hospitals here went totally smoke-free and theyve been known to harass people who are walking down the sidewalk and telling them they need to either put it out or jaywalk across 4 lanes of traffic to use the sidewalk on the other side of the street
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| | #88 |
| Full Member Join Date: May 2009
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BARD - What I am doing is lying. What dose it matter either way. The question of whether or not it is legal has been more or less answered. Why do I have to take the time out of my meal/date/movie/ect to discuss the moral and legal guidelines of vaporizing liquid nicotine where conventional smoking is not allowed. Its not my job to teach everyone, Its certainly not anyones job to tell me what to do.. So saying its medicine beiging delived shuts most people up, proving the biased opinion of smoking in the first place... Lying about what it is seems like a better approach that "its a E-cig and I can smoke it here becasue yadda yadda yadda " Im not a child and I do not appriciate being treated as one.. If you dont mind having people tell you what to do and how to live your life, get married. Regardless E-smoking is limited to the establishment that either will or will not allow it in THEIR place of buissness.. If by lying to some jerk-off lets me smoke me E-cig in peace ,then thats what im going to do... PS> I dont get some eliteist kick out of explaining my e-smoking habbit.. If I had it my way people would leave me the fu*k alone. Did I relly deserve condemnation for my comment?
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| | #89 |
| Super Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: New York, NY
Posts: 494
| 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. Parents now feel they have the right to insist that all adults make sacrifices if it helps their offspring -- after all, they've been told it takes a village. We are the village. Nobody cares that my grandmother couldn't open her aspirin bottle by herself because the store only sold childproof packaging. And according to the government, if we are able to save even one child from the evils of tobacco, keeping adult smokers away from e-cigs and addicted to analogs is justified. This is really unbelievable...
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| Ultra Member ECF Veteran Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Hertfordshire, England
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