But you're right, if those idiots really restrict vaping liquids to those pre-filled cartos... we're soon going to have a whole world of ejuice virtuosos.
If you make terrible money in some developing nation and you're a smoker the cheap skate approach may be a life saver. There is going to be a carraige trade that wants stuff because it's expensive and there are going to be penny pinchers. I'm talking up penny pinching to demoralize the tax collectors and draw attention to the money issues. But let's say all 1.3 billion smokers switched and spent, as a whole, $100 a year. $100 x 1.3 billions smokers = a $130 billion market. Lets say half of that is hardware so that part of the market is $65 b-b-b-billion. Not too shabby. I want vapers to have DIY capability so we are more resiliant, better able to resist political extortion. So don't mix, just put 50 bucks worth of nic in the freezer so you can't be bullied.
Would there be anyplace where you can have a carton a week habit for $100 a year? For that cigarettes would need to be $2 a carton, 1 penny per cigarette. When was the last time they cost that in the US?
Holy crap Steve, what planet are you living on.
You are going to have to clue us all in Steve, with your great knowledge and insight, on how having a grandfather date of February 15, 2007, and nothing allowed on the market that wasn't on the market before that date without going through an essentially impossible regulation process, is somehow fear mongering. That is exactly what the original proposed regulation would do.
Okay, so now you are accusing CASAA of fear mongering for the sake of donations. Of course they are in it only for the money, even though the staff makes no money and put in many long hours. How can you expect anyone to take you serious when you show blatant ignorance of the subject at hand and attack the people with the most knowledge who are working there backsides off to advocate for us.
