Borrow a PV for a month?

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As you can see, I'm from Illinois too. I didn't hear of this. As Cartman says, they can suck my balls. It's an outrage.

Here's a quote from Illinois Senator Hunter, "Electronic cigarettes have not been approved by the FDA and we don’t know what is in them or if they are safe."

She was trying to pass this bill:

Senate Bill 3174 bans the sale or distribution of "E Cigarettes" in Illinois, making it a petty offense, punishable only by a fine.

Senator Hunter passes bill to ban E-Cigarettes
 

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If you can't find anything...

Have a copy of your key made. Send the original key to your parents. Have them unlock the car, retrieve your PV, and mail that AND your key back to you ASAP.

Normally I would do that but what's stopping me is that I have an old 1995 BMW 325i and you have to get the key from the BMW dealership, which costs about $200+ dollars. They send out the key to Bayern Munich and make a copy there. It sounds crazy, but that's what the dealer told me. When I went to Lowe's to get a copy of my key a couple years back they said they can't make a copy of BMW keys since they're specially laser cut. I wouldn't risk sending my only key in the mail, for which I have no spare.
 
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The bill hasn't gone anywhere yet. The title of the article is misleading, and I can't find it listed, which probably means it hasn't even been filed. However, if it just pertains to the sale of products, then we're most likely in luck. We'll still be able to buy from online vendors.

I don't think it will go through, but it appears that many politicians are trying really hard to regulate or restrict PVs even though I'm always reading new reports and research in which "E Cigarettes" are proven harmless with the exception of a tiny risk of cardiovascular disease, which is a practically nonexistent risk for healthy individuals.
 
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