Vape Shop Sued

[Asbestos4004]

New headline: Jacksonville Man Arrested For vaping With No Pants in Walmart Cereal Aisle

It's "ISLE"

 

[papergoblin]

It's because it was an Efest battery, China is coming.

 

[Douggro]

It's "ISLE"

You walk down the aisle; you get stranded on a deserted isle.
But it was in a Walmart, and that's just pure hell.

 

[TraceyS]

That's exactly why I don't wear pants when I vape

I resemble that remark also. lol

 

[thetrucker]

That's exactly why I don't wear pants when I vape

hahahahahahahahahahah------good one still laughing........me neither never gonna get my pants on fire--hahah

bumped my knee on the coffee table while filling my sub ohm atomizer---coffee tables need

to be banned--and that's all there is too it.......hahahah

 

[Asbestos4004]

You walk down the aisle; you get stranded on a deserted isle.
But it was in a Walmart, and that's just pure hell.

It's kind of an inside joke aimed at Buzzlove. Whenever the cereal aisle is mentioned, we use ISLE. All caps.

 

[roxynoodle]

Well, I'm just confused now Was aisle correct or not? I'm a math geek so English is my weak point. I was filing juice recipes yesterday and only spelled cinnamin correct once

 

[Asbestos4004]

Well, I'm just confused now Was aisle correct or not? I'm a math geek so English is my weak point. I was filing juice recipes yesterday and only spelled cinnamin correct once

Technically, you were absolutely correct.
( but its 'cinnamon')

 

[Train2]

But, Sinamen is in the SPYCE ISLE.

Well, I'm just confused now Was aisle correct or not? I'm a math geek so English is my weak point. I was filing juice recipes yesterday and only spelled cinnamin correct once

 

[skoony]

Well, I'm just confused now Was aisle correct or not? I'm a math geek so English is my weak point. I was filing juice recipes yesterday and only spelled cinnamin correct once

Aisle is correct. Don't feel bad. I have been using cereal isle for quite some time.
No one ever gigged me on it.

Mike

 

[roxynoodle]

Technically, you were absolutely correct.
( but its 'cinnamon')

Well, you just proved my point. Apparently I spelled it wrong every time! Ha, I thought I finally got it right the last time, but nope

Well, I have like 8 recipes that say "cinamin" and one that says "cinnamin".

 

[roxynoodle]

I was very proud of myself when I learned to spell Cthulhu.

 

[Bad Ninja]

I was very proud of myself when I learned to spell Cthulhu.

The great old one is pleased.
He dwells beneath the cereal ISLE.

 

[Train2]

Try being "Cinnamon"...or maybe "Cthulu" next time you're at Starbucks and they ask for your name.

 

[AzPlumber]

aah, the ISLE of cereal, a grand place.

 

[roxynoodle]

Try being "Cinnamon"...or maybe "Cthulu" next time you're at Starbucks and they ask for your name.

My name is Audrey. My entire life I've been called: Audra, Andrea, Audria, Andrelina (?) and even Andy.

 

[CMD-Ky]

Since you have to die in order to win the Darwin Award, I don't think he could have won one earlier in life.

I stand corrected.

Not true. You can self sterilize and win. You can also achieve style points but not die.

I stand vindicated, I am so proud.

 

[Baditude]

It's because it was an Efest battery, China is coming.

Not because it was an Efest. ANY battery can vent, and when they do they release extremely hot gas. Even safe chemistry batteries can explode (rare), like a reputable AW IMR battery (see pic below). Similar situation as the subject of this post, someone left a spare battery in their bookbag. Somehow, something metalic shorted the battery into thermal runaway. In the pic, you can see how the "innards" of the battery vented/mushroomed through the top of the battery. IMR Battery Failure

For those not aware, transport spare batteries in plastic battery cases when in pockets, purses, or book bags.

By the way, batteries are actually designed to vent when go into thermal runaway; its what keeps them from actually exploding.

The problem is that most mechanical mods do not have adequate venting, and the buildup of gas inside of an enclosed metal tube results in a pipe bomb scenario. Small vent holes in the bottom of the mod are useless. The battery itself may physically block the access of the gas to the bottom vent holes. Since batteries vent from the top, the vent holes must be in the top of the mod.

 

[papergoblin]

Not because it was an Efest. ANY battery can vent, and when they do they release extremely hot gas. Even safe chemistry batteries can explode (rare), like a reputable AW IMR battery (see pic below). Similar situation as the subject of this post, someone left a spare battery in their bookbag. Somehow, something metalic shorted the battery into thermal runaway. In the pic, you can see how the "innards" of the battery vented/mushroomed through the top of the battery. IMR Battery Failure

For those not aware, transport spare batteries in plastic battery cases when in pockets, purses, or book bags.

By the way, batteries are actually designed to vent when go into thermal runaway; its what keeps them from actually exploding.

The problem is that most mechanical mods do not have adequate venting, and the buildup of gas inside of an enclosed metal tube results in a pipe bomb scenario. Small vent holes in the bottom of the mod are useless. The battery itself may physically block the access of the gas to the bottom vent holes. Since batteries vent from the top, the vent holes must be in the top of the mod.

Oh I know, meant it as a joke, since every time a battery vents, they seemed to usually be the blamed culprit. Of course they do tend to bring it on themselves a little bit, lol.

 

[Baditude]

Oh I know, meant it as a joke, since every time a battery vents, they seemed to usually be the blamed culprit. Of course they do tend to bring it on themselves a little bit, lol.

I thought there was sarcasm, but I wasn't sure.

Yeah, I'm not a fan of Efest myself as you can tell from my blog post: Purple Efest Batteries: Not As Advertised