I'll just leave this here:
and just in case relations are getting a bit too hot...
I'll just leave this here:
it isI thought Intercourse was in PA? an Amish town been there a couple of times.
close to Fertility and Blue Balls.
All true and factual. Those Amish....
From everything I've seen so far it looks like outside sellers have to meet the same requirements that the shops in Indiana are being faced with. Again, not sure how they could enforce this. Indiana has no control over someones business in another state. I don't know what they were smoking when they thought this up.
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I used to have a T-shirt that said Intercourse University Professor.
I loved that T-shirt. even though I lived in pennsy, my town was far enough from Intercourse nobody knew intercourse was a town.
i got compliments on that shirt every time i wore it.
We'll have to see on the nicotine.
even better.But there is no university in Intercourse, PA.
I can personally attest to the validity of the Flippin, Arkansas police car. THAT'S what they look like alright...
Been there, done that, got the ticket from the smokin' hot Flippin Police Occifer lady.
Bruce in Ocala, Fl
Due to a number of factors having nothing to do with tobacco or nicotine, a Market Crash and Government Financial Ruin is already inevitable and can no longer be avoided. The only question is WHEN it will occur, and of course the people in power are desperate to delay it for as long as possible. Allowing the tobacco bonds that numerous US states issued to collapse, or losing the tobacco tax revenues in other places would be loading more straw onto the camel's back.The Term Tobacco Use has been Politically changed to Nicotine Use
This was not a Statewide or National Change, but an International change for Financial and Political Gain.
Billions of Dollars are on the line. It is no longer about Health but about avoiding Market Crash and Government financial Ruin.
Here's a clarification posted by Hoosier just a minute ago....sorry I couldn't figure out how to link to his post so I copied and pasted.
I sense the desired outcome is shrinking the Indiana ecig market down to prefilled cartos and tanks.
It's ironic to think back to when many of us welcomed big tobacco's entrance into the market, thinking that with their legal teams and lobbyists vaping would be better protected.