A 'vaping picture' rant

[ShowMeTwice]

At 57, I might not qualify as an old fart, but I certainly don't consider myself young. I like the big clouds as much as the young'uns. I don't vape in public though. My car doesn't count. There's no vape ban, but you just don't see anybody vaping indoors anyway, especially now that we are required to wear masks.

I'm 60. Young ones consider anything over 40 as ancient. When I was in my 20's I thought 40 was ooooold. Until I turned 40, lol. We're not old, but not young either. We are wiser (maybe)!

I vape MTL, RDL and DL. Clouds are cool. Still trying to learn tricks, not going very well. Must be my age!

 

[MacTechVpr]

At 57, I might not qualify as an old fart, but I certainly don't consider myself young. I like the big clouds as much as the young'uns. I don't vape in public though. My car doesn't count. There's no vape ban, but you just don't see anybody vaping indoors anyway, especially now that we are required to wear masks.

I vape through my mask. Makes for good cloud exhibition.

I'm 60. Young ones consider anything over 40 as ancient. When I was in my 20's I thought 40 was ooooold. Until I turned 40, lol. We're not old, but not young either. We are wiser (maybe)!

I vape MTL, RDL and DL. Clouds are cool. Still trying to learn tricks, not going very well. Must be my age!

No you're not and no it ain't.

Good luck.

 

[sonicbomb]

The view point that there are sensible mature and considerate MTL vapers, and then there are young irresponsible inconsiderate cloud monsters is not helpful.
A decent size plume is integral to a satisfying vape for me. But I'm always mindful of the amount of vapor I'm producing. When I'm out and about I have a small low vapor set up specifically to attract as little attention as possible, and I don't vape anywhere that people cannot smoke.

 

[MacTechVpr]

Capitulation is seldom a sound strategy…

We'll take what we can get was never a winning philosophical approach for this community or industry.
Certainly not for us as individuals.
Sadly, we may now see the impact of its prevalence.
We should have chosen more, not less (and everywhere in-between).
We ALWAYS had a right to make our own health choices (and enjoy it too).
We still do.

Good luck.