Free Press for V4L

[maxx]

Saw this thread up in the news forum. Some radio show guy (Mike Malloy) gives a positive report of an e-cig user...and in the process mentions V4L (part 2).

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/e-cigarette-news/87532-mike-malloy-radio-show.html

When you go to linked sites....you find the tiny little button with an arrow, beneath the banner image. You can just read....but better to listen to the broadcast.

 

[thelook]

Nice.....

 

[pianoguy]

Two thumbs up!

 

[NightVapor]

Thanks for the link maxx.
We need more of this.
And thanks to Mike Malloy and, was it Bob Alexander?
Anyway, he did a great job.

 

[yanks21]

Thanks for posting this in this sub-forum, maxx - I tried to do it earlier this AM but for some reason couldn't . . .
This is my favorite part and the one that rings most true to me:

Some Anti-Smoking people have a strange Puritanical-Calvinistic Anti-Smoker attitude that I find just plain weird. The criticism I’ve received since taking up the E-Cig from some of these people doesn’t make sense. When I tried the nicotine gum and the patch there was cheerleading, but using the E-Cig brought disapproval. Y’know why? I’m not suffering. Because I was stupid enough to take up such a vile loathsome habit, quitting shouldn’t be easy. There ought to be punishment involved. That’ll teach me.

 

[v1John]

Thanks for the link, that was a wonderful radio program!

Speaking about radio, and thinking about how badly New York needs help (now), I'm wondering what celebrities think of vaping and could they help before time quickly runs out? I don't mean just one radio celebrity, but actors and singers and lots of famous people.

After listening to the wonderful radio program (both part1 and 2), I just came back from this website that lists so many celebrities by the brand they smoked:
Female Celebrity Smoking List - By Brand Preference
So many of them are even from New York, Lindsey Lohan, Jennifer Aniston, good grief... too many to list, and I don't even really know how many there are. It's time for New York vapers to take action before it's too late, I only wish the radio program would have gone into it, perhaps on a part 3.



(For some additional fyi trivia: I even found out Obama's recent medical checkup indicated he has not been able to kick the analogs:
How Obama Can Quit Smoking - Forbes.com
Maybe the president needs a visit from a group of vapers to speak to him personally and take the time to help show him how easily so many smokers of 20 to 50 years have been able to kick the analogs? Should CASAA and individual vapers also write whitehouse.gov sometime in the near future maybe ? From that page, there is a 'contact us' link in the upper right hand corner. )

 

[jeffree]

Thanks, Maxx. I keep thinking that if the vaping explosion can happen before the govt/big biz can legislate too far... then all will be well. Publicity like this gives me hope.

 

[v1John]

Thanks, Maxx. I keep thinking that if the vaping explosion can happen before the govt/big biz can legislate too far... then all will be well. Publicity like this gives me hope.

You said it well, that is what I wanted to post.

But I'm feeling too anxious about New York, like when they tried to ban Illinois.
...Been reading the posts about how they said they want a law to set the age at 18, but suddenly the Rosenthal legislator or something like that appears on a video about banning everything for everyone completely (except the monoxide analogs with 10,000 ng NTSAs, of course).

 

[leaford]

That is an absolutely fantastic essay! Great find, Maxx, thanks!