Nashville?

**Spikey** · 02-23-2009, 05:22 PM

momof3... wow.. you are SO right If they could "prove" that exhaled PG was not hazardous to others health... they could rip people off and sell disposable e-cigs for $25-$30 for ONE and make a crapload of $! I think they will certainly figure that out lol

Maybe we should ask the airlines to donate some funding to the research on PG and VG vapor?

**vslim** · 02-23-2009, 06:03 PM

[quote=Rorschach;108846]Uh. I'm going to stop holding it in:
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Rorsh--the person who alarmed you so about holding in the vapor was just overreacting. People do it all the time. I once ATE a Pall Mall cigarette on a flight to San Francisco and other than some stomach quease, no problems.

**DCrist721** · 02-23-2009, 07:19 PM

[quote=vslim;109007]

Originally Posted by Rorschach

Uh. I'm going to stop holding it in:
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Rorsh--the person who alarmed you so about holding in the vapor was just overreacting. People do it all the time. I once ATE a Pall Mall cigarette on a flight to San Francisco and other than some stomach quease, no problems.

Eating is totally different then inhaling, and just because people do it all the time doesn't mean it's safe. My friend has been a Doctor for 4 years so far and I told him I ghosted ........ smoke in the bathroom of an airplane and that after my success I would be doing that a lot more in places where I didn't want to draw attention, and then he told me much of which I said in the other thread. The next day he showed me a picture of someone who had admitted to "ghosting" cigarettes in their bathroom at work and then the lungs of someone who smoked the same amount for a similar duration, and the lungs of the ghosting guy looked like he had been smoking twice as long at least. I then recently asked him about doing this with e-cigs and he told me that I only need one teaspoon of liquid inside my lungs to cause Pneumonia.

CaSH: Sorry about your run in with the smoke detector. The reason why it went off is because most smoke detectors don't actually detect smoke. They detect heat or a lack of oxygen, so stuff as simple as water vapor or even perfume or hairspray can set them off. I thought I had guts smuggling a 1/4 ounce of ........ on a plane in my crotch and smoking some in the bathroom, but to deliberately attempt to set of the smoke detector, I think you get the Cajones of the year award.

**Rorschach** · 02-23-2009, 07:40 PM

Eating is different from vaping/smoking. With eating, the thing you consume has somewhere to go.

With smoking.....well..

**chicagobrad01** · 02-23-2009, 07:49 PM

I must have missed that "Memo" SWA passed around. I fly for them and have never seen it.

**Curtis** · 02-23-2009, 09:12 PM

Oh Steve,

Great Story, Please tell me you're moving to Nashville and opening a retail outlet, so I can just come by and purchase my E-quipment! That would be Freekin Sweet!

**riddle80** · 02-24-2009, 02:24 AM

Howdy fellow Nashvillian (I live in Hendersonville actually)!

I would totally freak out if I set off the alarm..lol. That's such a great story! I don't fly enough to worry about bringing them on planes though.

**Coldstarrynite** · 02-24-2009, 04:35 AM

I just flew Cleveland, OH to Nashville, TN with no issues. Kept my Pilot and DSE901 in my case in my laptop bag. Had no issues getting through security. I did leave my juice in my checked bag. I vaped in the restrooms at the airport. I didn't have the balls to do it on the plane.