attn. stealth vapers

[skoony]

the jig is up. we have been found out.

How should airlines handle passengers sneaking vapes off an e-cigarette -- mid-flight? - LA Times

little snitch.
regards
mike

 

[pianoguy]

It's a shame they don't realize that the vapor probably helps clean the petri dish that is the atmosphere of an airplane cabin.

 

[this is my name]

the jig is up. we have been found out.

How should airlines handle passengers sneaking vapes off an e-cigarette -- mid-flight? - LA Times

little snitch.
regards
mike

I was thinking another word that rhymes with snitch....

 

[Jman8]

Solution to those who don't want people to vape on board - everyone must wear a mouth filter

If people are truly concerned with what is exhaled on a plane, this would be the solution. Until that occurs, I observe the concern to be superficial and may as well just use a vape product that produces no visible vapor to appease those with the superficial level of concern.

 

[Kent C]

If they ban all ecigarettes/parts from both checked in and carried on luggage, ecig sales will go up.

 

[bobwho77]

Just out of politeness, if I can't smoke there, I don't vape there.

 

[nicnik]

If people are truly concerned with what is exhaled on a plane, this would be the solution. Until that occurs, I observe the concern to be superficial and may as well just use a vape product that produces no visible vapor to appease those with the superficial level of concern.

That would be a nicotine inhaler made by BP, unless you know of something else.

 

[Mossy]

"Dr. Joseph Austin Jr., a pulmonologist on the medical staff at Texas Health Arlington Memorial Hospital"

"As a pulmonologist, he is understandably not a fan of e-cigarettes, which, he notes, deliver as much nicotine as a cigarette, produce a byproduct that may be harmful to innocent bystanders and contain propylene glycol, which can be fatal if ingested (although, he notes, it's not easy to get to)."

Had to laugh at this idiot

 

[towelie]

"Vaping is just as illegal as any OTHER form of SMOKING is during flight."

Seems I just couldnt make it past the first caption lol

 

[yuseffuhler]

"Dr. Joseph Austin Jr., a pulmonologist on the medical staff at Texas Health Arlington Memorial Hospital"

"As a pulmonologist, he is understandably not a fan of e-cigarettes, which, he notes, deliver as much nicotine as a cigarette, produce a byproduct that may be harmful to innocent bystanders and contain propylene glycol, which can be fatal if ingested (although, he notes, it's not easy to get to)."

Had to laugh at this idiot

This just in! Water, when aspirated, can lead to drowning.

 

[Canadian_Vaper]

"Dr. Joseph Austin Jr., a pulmonologist on the medical staff at Texas Health Arlington Memorial Hospital"

"As a pulmonologist, he is understandably not a fan of e-cigarettes, which, he notes, deliver as much nicotine as a cigarette, produce a byproduct that may be harmful to innocent bystanders and contain propylene glycol, which can be fatal if ingested (although, he notes, it's not easy to get to)."

Had to laugh at this idiot

Same! I guess I should stop eating icecream

Have to love when people call it smoke too, I guess people don't understand the difference between combustion and evaporation.

 

[Bill Godshall]

"Vaping is just as illegal as any OTHER form of SMOKING is during flight."

That is false, as DOT has not banned vaping on airlines (but since 2011 DOT has been deceiving the news media to believe that the agency's proposed, but unlawful, vaping ban is a done deal just waiting to be signed). Check out how DOT deceived the LA Times reporter (similar to a dozen other news stories since 2011).

"The Department of Transportation thinks that the ban on smoking of any sort is covered by the regulations already on the books. But just in case rule-breakers ask where that's written, the DOT will, probably by year's end, add language to its federal registry that spells out that rule for e-cigarette smokers, just in case they don't know how to spell N-O."

 

[towelie]

Ecig smoker, welcome to the idiocracy.

 

[vincom]

easy, just start sucking on the nicorette inhaler, no heating involved and is approved by fda aka big pharma

 

[OCD]

You know if they had made those inhalers affordable before vaping took off they might have never had to see this alternative coming after their market. Problem is that if it was successful in getting folks to stop smoking they would yet have had to deal with their losses in smoker revenue.

Its been awhile since I have flown but when I did I vaped inconspicuously and generated no complaints. I can imagine it is a bit different these days. Part of vaping becoming more mainstream is those nanny types becoming more attuned to spotting a stealth activity so yeah more people to complain about something they either know nothing about or are operating under misinformed media information which still means they know nothing about it but now they think they do.

 

[DC2]

If this is what the world is coming to, please stop it.
I need to get off.

 

[nicnik]

If this is what the world is coming to, please stop it.
I need to get off.

They might start offering rewards for turning in vapers.

 

[mudmanc4]

If this is what the world is coming to, please stop it.
I need to get off.

Sorry, once the ride is in motion, you ride until the end. Please by all means, though, smile while the cam on every corner, in everyone's hands (AKA 'smart phone) and in the light socket while doing #1 watches ..... wait, too much data.

Hey, enjoy the ride

They might start offering rewards for turning in vapers.

Well now, a new way to fly the friendly skies of and to the Virgin Islands

 

[Kent C]

They might start offering rewards for turning in vapers.

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In fascist, communist and socialist societies, it almost always starts at school asking children to report on their parents behavior, conversations, views, etc. Then neighbors and neighborhood watches, co-workers, relatives, etc. See: Dr. Zhivago (comrade kaprugina) or more recently, The Lives of Others depicting East Germany.

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