I think I am soo super kool now!

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I got the 51 unfortunately , and I was having fun with it my fist two weeks, esp in stores , you wouldn't believe the panic it caused , then I would put it out with my tongue, lol the looks I got . then I found this site and I am getting the riva , but I am keeping the 51 just to mess with people, lmao .

I figure I owe the smoking nazis, fake coughers, nose wrinklers etc a whole load of payback! Mind WILL be played with! =)
 

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I think I'm going to print out a small blurb to hand out, something I can cut 4 out of 1 sheet of paper and print it on cardstock and just hand it to any smoker I see. I don't sell Ecigs, but I like to inform people about them.

I get a very similar feeling much of the time. I feel bad for the analog smokers because they haven't figured out how much better the ecig is yet. I've talked a couple into ordering an ecig but so many analog smokers have asked me about the ecig that it's to the point where I'm almost tired of telling people all about it. I wish there were more ecig smokers around to help spread the questioning.
 

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After you do it a few times you that uneasieness starts to not be so strong. I've taken a few puffs while grocery shopping at WalMart and other stores, walking the malls or outside shopping stores in public. I don't use it in the restaurants but do use it in their restrooms - no smell to bust me. The first few times I used it in public I felt very self conscious but now it isn't so pronounced.

Heh, I'm still new at vaping, and I find that I still hesitate to pull out the PV in places that I normally wouldn't smoke. I'm slowly getting used to the idea that I can do it pretty much anywhere. I don't know if it makes me feel cool, although I do think the PV is a pretty cool device as it is.
 

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This type of thing has always ...... me off. Being in a car and driving contributes to pollution which does have cancer causing particles in them - as does pumping fumes at a gas station. So here is this woman who is ok to drive and fill her car complaining about what you do in your car. Bruce Lipton is a scientist who has discovered that beliefs affect reality - that woman is likely to end up with cancer because she lives in a world of fear of cancer - your smoking in your car is affecting her and thus she sends cancer alerts to her entire body telling herself there is cancer to be had just for being. Be safe in your universe and ignore her.

I felt so much shame using analogs in public, mostly because of how people reacted when I did smoke in places that it was allowed, like my car. The last time I smoked in my car was after hearing a women in the car next to me yell out "thanks for the cancer". It was a humiliating moment and I didn't smoke in my car after that. I think that's why I feel so good about vaping in public and wanting people to see me do it. I think that's why I feel so "kool", nobody can put me down for this, if anything people should be proud of the healthy switch.
 

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This type of thing has always ...... me off. Being in a car and driving contributes to pollution which does have cancer causing particles in them - as does pumping fumes at a gas station. So here is this woman who is ok to drive and fill her car complaining about what you do in your car. Bruce Lipton is a scientist who has discovered that beliefs affect reality - that woman is likely to end up with cancer because she lives in a world of fear of cancer - your smoking in your car is affecting her and thus she sends cancer alerts to her entire body telling herself there is cancer to be had just for being. Be safe in your universe and ignore her.

LOL, thanks, I feel better knowing there is a possibility that the woman that traumatized me from smoking in my car is going to eat her own words!! LOL! After that incident I did smoke on rare occasions in my car and I would never do it stopped so the cars next to me wouldn't see, I never did it turning a corner so other stopped cars wouldn't see me. I kept the smoke down low and only took drags while moving with other cars in traffic. She made me so self conscious about smoking and driving, she deserves her karma now.
 

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I'm always afraid someone is going to think I'm smoking a .... or something with my Super T P-18.......Oh Hey! Look at that super cool 53 year old chick smoking a ....! lol.....omg. NOT.

I have yet to see a vaper in public but if and when I do I will most definitely give them a nod and smile and say you are so fruiting kool!
 

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After you do it a few times you that uneasieness starts to not be so strong. I've taken a few puffs while grocery shopping at WalMart and other stores, walking the malls or outside shopping stores in public. I don't use it in the restaurants but do use it in their restrooms - no smell to bust me. The first few times I used it in public I felt very self conscious but now it isn't so pronounced.

Lol, I was wondering if people smoked at supermarkets back in the days. I'd like to see more vapers at Walmart!
 
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