New, never smoked

[CaSHMeRe]

Jonathan,

As someone you may even be buying from me, DON'T. Smoking or even ESmoking is the LAST thing you want to start doing. The addiction, side effects, and possibly even death isn't worth the risk.

I quit smoking in September of 2007. 6 months later I was esmoking and only using zero nicotine cartridges. I gave in to the darkside about 1 month later, and am not hooked again. The ecig can be a great way to help people quit or cut down on smoking if they so wish to do it, but it can also be a gateway, in to one of the worst addictions affecting man to date ...

Keep you money, grab a beer, and spend the extra money you would have spent on an ECigar and spend it on something nice for your wife/girlfriend.

-CaSH

[SMILIN]

Jonathan,

As someone you may even be buying from me, DON'T. Smoking or even ESmoking is the LAST thing you want to start doing. The addiction, side effects, and possibly even death isn't worth the risk.

I quit smoking in September of 2007. 6 months later I was esmoking and only using zero nicotine cartridges. I gave in to the darkside about 1 month later, and am not hooked again. The ecig can be a great way to help people quit or cut down on smoking if they so wish to do it, but it can also be a gateway, in to one of the worst addictions affecting man to date ...

Keep you money, grab a beer, and spend the extra money you would have spent on an ECigar and spend it on something nice for your wife/girlfriend.

-CaSH

Steve, RESPECT you baby, yo da man.

Johnathon, if you have a close relative or friend that smokes, buy em one for a gift(if they wanna quit, or cut down)JMHO

We care about people, here on the forum.

BTW smoking sucks!!!! in more way than 1

[shawnp1]

i would go with cash's suggestions with this. spend it something else a good night of a drinking is always fun

[Denni]

I remember a similar new member who had never smoked posting about how he wanted to try an ecig. Theres no point really, you don't need it and its only going to help to give e-smoking a bad name and get them banned.

Wasn't there somebody who could count on the fingers of one hand the cigarettes he'd smoked, then bought an e-cig because it seemed cool and eventually started on the really high nicotine carts/juices?

Slippery slope!

I puffed away on a pipe without inhaling for many years, but it sure as hell let me to cigs when times got more stressful. Now I'm an addict. Bad move

[Liberate_Yourself]

i would go with cash's suggestions with this. spend it something else a good night of a drinking is always fun

I'll second that notion!

[edisme518123]

Wasn't there somebody who could count on the fingers of one hand the cigarettes he'd smoked, then bought an e-cig because it seemed cool and eventually started on the really high nicotine carts/juices?

Slippery slope!

I puffed away on a pipe without inhaling for many years, but it sure as hell let me to cigs when times got more stressful. Now I'm an addict. Bad move

Yup... you're talking about me.

I didn't buy it because it seemed cool though. I bought it because I wanted nicotine in a "safe" manner. Buying high nicotine was a mistake though. I've since downgraded to lower nicotine and I've only been using about .5ml per day. I still love my e-cig and I do like the effects of nicotine, but everyone else here is right. If you can live without it, do just that. Personally, I keep using mine because I enjoy it. I don't want to live past 80... I would just like to be healthy until I do pass.

I also believe that giving up something you enjoy isn't worth spending an extra few years in a nursing home.

[chewy7097]

Steve - if you're ever in the Detroit area, let me know and I'll buy you a beer! You, sir, deserve a LOT of respect...

[leaford]

Wow, what a bunch of worry warts.

Normally I would agree with all of you, but he's already indicated QUITE clearly hat he will stick to zero nicotine cartridges. I think he seems to understand the dangers of nicotine addiction, and doesn't need to be told again and again.

If you stick to zero nicotine, there's no inherent danger, and the possible addiction to the hand to mouth routine is harmless.

Without nicotine it's still enjoyable for the flavors. Its a convenient zero calorie way to enjoy a bit of flavor throughout the day. Inhaled, guilt free candy! And the vapor is fun! Wheee! See, how much fun I'm having?

[Miss Diane]

most of you know i lurk alot of the time on this forum but keep up to date with whats going on, anyway I was reading the thread about being ripped off for e:liquid which i'm not going to get into that argument and then read this one.

I say" three cheers for our american suppliers Cashmere and Shawnp1" (even though i'm in the UK) for discouraging a newbie from starting on e smoking .

When you are in any description of business it's very rarely any supplier would turn down sales so bravo to you both


Diane

[Frankie]

Jonathan, are you sure you would really like to inhale burnt propylene glycol plus a bunch of other chemicals making the taste, if you do not have to?

I believe that practically all of the e-cig users do have to, because they are addicts (courtesy of the Big Tobacco). The whole idea seems to me like thinking of injecting placebo, because the ...... scene seems to ne nice when looked at from the ouside.