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Nestran · 10-20-2009, 11:15 AM

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Originally Posted by empo

Hi All

I'm not sure if this is posted in the correct area but I can't seem to start a new thread.. Maybe I'm too new.

My question is what happens when you give an e cig to a smoking monkey? While I was at school this organisation came and did a presentation on the dangers of smoking, they had this toy monkey that when a lit cigarette was put in its mouth would puff away at it. Inside the monkey was "fake lungs" I'm not sure made of what. As the monkey was puffing you could see them go yellow and apparently after enough cigs it would go dark just like humans would.

So what would happen if you gave an e cig to a smoking monkey?

He would be condemned by the ignorant masses and made to smoke again silly.

Nestran

Nestran · 10-20-2009, 11:22 AM

And OMG, they still do that stupid demo? LOL

I remember that in the 4th grade, lot of good it did me eh? If they want to be effective they should have cancer patients visit the schools. Show autopsies of smoking related deaths. Get some real world references in there.

Nestran

KathyD26 · 10-23-2009, 06:51 AM

The e-cig results on the monkey would be clear, no residue. I did a experiment the other day with my e-cig vs. a analog. I took a drag off the analog and put my mouth up to a paper towel and blew the smoke into it. Brown, ugly crap on the towel. I did the same with the e-cig and it was clear, with some water moisture on the paper towel. You can also try it out with a tissue. My analogs are supposed to be "light" and I was surprised what was left on the towel after only one drag.
Maybe we should take that monkey to the FDA office and perform that visual experiment for them with our e-cigs!

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10-20-2009, 11:22 AM	#22
Nestran Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Rhode Island Posts: 247	And OMG, they still do that stupid demo? LOL I remember that in the 4th grade, lot of good it did me eh? If they want to be effective they should have cancer patients visit the schools. Show autopsies of smoking related deaths. Get some real world references in there. Nestran

10-23-2009, 06:51 AM	#23
KathyD26 Full Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Calif. Posts: 38	The e-cig results on the monkey would be clear, no residue. I did a experiment the other day with my e-cig vs. a analog. I took a drag off the analog and put my mouth up to a paper towel and blew the smoke into it. Brown, ugly crap on the towel. I did the same with the e-cig and it was clear, with some water moisture on the paper towel. You can also try it out with a tissue. My analogs are supposed to be "light" and I was surprised what was left on the towel after only one drag. Maybe we should take that monkey to the FDA office and perform that visual experiment for them with our e-cigs!