One last thing and I'm going to bed. But... for those "cloud chasers" who switched from smoking to vaping to potentially elongate their lifespan: when you were a smoker, did you care how big the smoke was coming out of your mouth? Did being truly satisfied as a smoker depend on how big a cloud of smoke you blew?
I can't speak for you or for anyone else, but when I was a smoker, I couldn't give a flip about how much smoke came out of my mouth. I just wanted to smoke, dammit, I wanted my nicotine. But all of a sudden, about a year or so ago, vaping became all about how much vapor you could produce. How big a cloud you could blow. What kind of tricks you could do (rings, tornadoes, et al.) It USED to be about quitting smoking. Now it's about gear and chucking clouds. Once again, I will say, this bothers me a tad because it takes just a little bit away from those who switched to vaping to quit smoking, not to blow really big clouds and do tricks to impress friends or participate in "cloud competitions". Deep down, past all the trolling, past all the backhanded statements, this is why kiddies blowing clouds bothers me. They took something that was dear to me and cheapened it. The fact that the vast majority of "cloud chasers" are either in their late teens or early twenties and have never smoked real cigarettes or need to quit a life-threatening addiction just sticks it in the craw even more. That is my own statement, my own feelings, and it doesn't apply to anyone else. But there, that's why I feel the way I feel about kiddie cloud chasers. Maybe they should just stick to the word that rhymes with gong.