out of it to get it to work. We did it once, we'll do it again.
I agree completely.I started with a Riva 510 (had to look that one up) and shortly after switched to EGO. Dripping on a 510 atty. It took some persistence to quit with the old stuff, but many of us did it.
If vapes get kicked back to the "dark ages" I think that people will just mod the ever-loving
I started with a Trio too. Got it in a tobacco shop.It makes me sick that e-cigarettes do not factor in because even though there's millions of people who now Vape instead of smoking exclusively they're still not considered a smoking cessation device. And then conversely even though they're not attributed at all for the lowered smoking rates when they finally get their way and make e-cigarettes extremely difficult to get they will say see we told e-cigarettes lead to smoking completely disregarding the fact that the majority of the people were smoking before they came into contact with an e-cigarette and are only smoking cigarettes because they no longer can use their e-cigarette. Not to get political but they did the same thing with opiates. They are celebrating denying people in pain medication and how many fewer prescriptions were filled or given without taking into account that the overdose rates have actually risen steadily regardless of all of this and that street drugs are flourishing. And here's the kicker when a person can no longer get their prescription and cannot live or function with the pain and they do go to an alternative method of obtaining pain relief they count their previous prescription that they were on for 10 years without an increase or change in dosage as the on-ramp to the street drug addiction rather than drawing the obvious conclusion that the instigator was when they took the medication away not the medication itself. They would never have gone to street drugs had their doctor been allowed to continue treating their pain. I know this is not directly related to e-cigarettes but I see them doing the same things. And this is their playbook this is what they do. Time and again and it always has negative results and instead of actually looking objectively at what happened and why there was a problem and looking at the chain of events that led to one another they oversimplify it to fit whatever agenda they're pushing at the moment.
True, but I suspect it will be mostly current vapers who "find" a way. The majority of Tomorrow's smokers wont have a clue, unless they have somebody to guide them.
I feel exactly the same, and my glimmer of hope is that the Great Britain example will show them all to be fools...
Seems like a toothpaste back in the tube scenario to me. The tech is out there and even though it will get more expensive and moslty illegal they can't stop it. I feel worst for current smokers that won't have the open choices we've had. That hallelujah moment when we first found a device/ juice that changed our lives. 3rd May 2016 was my moment and the device was an ego aio - 3 days later my last smoke. It's fascinating to read how a lot of you pioneered and persevered through the early days. Great stories.
Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose...
After ten years, we're back to square one. But I'm with Enaud--I too believe that, in the words of Winston Churchill, "You can always count on Americans to do the right thing - after they've tried everything else." Maybe I'm being Pollyannish, but that's all I have left.
Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose...
After ten years, we're back to square one. But I'm with Enaud--I too believe that, in the words of Winston Churchill, "You can always count on Americans to do the right thing - after they've tried everything else." Maybe I'm being Pollyannish, but that's all I have left.
