Most non smokers who have smelled my vapor say it smells like bubble gum or cotton candy....regardless of what flavor Im vaping at the time.
It just felt wrong
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Most non smokers who have smelled my vapor say it smells like bubble gum or cotton candy....regardless of what flavor Im vaping at the time.
That might be your individual experience but let me assure you that your statement about "whooping" does not hold true for everyone.
I'll be the first person to tell you that I spanked my son when he needed it and hes a much better person for it today.
If asked, he will tell you the same thing.
Not disciplining our children is part of whats wrong with society today.No or laughable consequences for their actions contributes to an air of entitlement and a blatant disrespect for authority.
And all you have to do to see the truth of that statement is turn on the news.
I'm a truck driver vaping had stopped a 2pk a day habit for me now I do vape a lot 10 to 15ml a day and down to 3mg nic but I sub ohm. On a RDA
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Some people read "whooping" as beating the hell out of a kid.There is a difference between discipline and abuse. Alot of kids deserve a whoopin and need 1 but no kid deserves being abused.
I hated being given a *talk* way worse than getting whooped lol.
We sometimes forget that we are ALL different and what works for some does nothing for others. 
We sometimes forget that we are ALL different and what works for some does nothing for others.
I agree 100 percent.
I have never spanked my kid when angry.
I have always given him time to think about what he did wrong......as well as about the impending punishment.
To be honest, I think thats usually worse than the actual spanking.
I have popped his hand or his .... when he was doing something dangerous like about to touch a hot stove....but thats different.
Here's the thing about many teens: they don't listen and they don't understand consequences. When something is banned, they think it's more awesome. They don't stop to consider what the effects are of their actions. Schools aren't allowed to do it, so it's up to parents to scare the living daylights out of them to stir up some forethought. Drive through the worst parts of town and point out the addicts and the deadbeats. Get in touch with rehab centers and have the councilors ask their patients if they would speak to kids about addiction. These things can work, but parents have to actually put in the effort.
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My child was raised by me alone. She grew up quicker because of it IMHO. I would ask her what she would do if her child did whatever it was that she did LOL she would always come up with more severe punishments than me - but it taught her that consequences matter so pay attention. She is all grown with kids and grandkids now and I am so proud of her.
She is all grown with kids and grandkids now and I am so proud of her. 
Junk food diets. Gallons of energy drinks. 48- hour stationary/ digital days. Binge drinking. Experimenting with unmentionables...
Yes... their vapes has to go...
(This is not my truthful impression of kids today. I added a couple buckets of hyperbole and stereotyping to make a point.)
Yes... their vapes has to go...
(This is not my truthful impression of kids today. I added a couple buckets of hyperbole and stereotyping to make a point.)
Actually, the OP said they would have thought differently if the person they observed had been using a vision spinner with normal vapor, so the post was all about perception.
The OP also speculated on the age and destination of the vaper. What if that person was 19 and walking to the bus stop to go to a job? Again, it was about wanting to stop something that was visually uncomfortable because of how it may used to restrict legal unharmful behavior by others.
My husband once had a commanding Colonel who looked 12. Every time I saw him, I asked if his momma knew where he was. He served tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, and then was assigned to the Pentagon. When I saw him a couple of months ago, he looked maybe 18. True story. Looks can be deceiving.
The OP also speculated on the age and destination of the vaper. What if that person was 19 and walking to the bus stop to go to a job? Again, it was about wanting to stop something that was visually uncomfortable because of how it may used to restrict legal unharmful behavior by others.
My husband once had a commanding Colonel who looked 12. Every time I saw him, I asked if his momma knew where he was.
He served tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, and then was assigned to the Pentagon. When I saw him a couple of months ago, he looked maybe 18. True story. Looks can be deceiving.
If we're talking about odors in close quarters, don't get me started about BO, perfume and aftershave. If we can ban offensive smells in public, sign me up!
Eh my 2 cents on the whole mess is I agree in a sense we dont want ot see under age vaping (is that a thing?)
HOWEVER, as pointed out, alot fo kids even when I was in high school have admitted ot either trying or actively smoking. And as a result, I agree, vaping as awhole is alot better. Furthermore, I have never personalyl smoked or even tried a cigarette, but picked up vaping as a hobby myself.
The big clouds, however are the concern because I think "Is this kid being smart abotu what hes doing, ro doing what some minimum wage clerk behidn the counter told him is ok"
furthermore I know aroudn here you need to be 18+ to buy vape gear, so if Isee it in a minor's hands, makes me wonder how he got it in the first place.
But in any case, I would say if I saw a kid using a vape pen I would kinda think "stupid kid" (in the sense that the kid shouldnt try these things, and yes I know I am calling myself stupid too), but seeing said kid blow monster clouds, really makes me shake y head..
ah well, c'est la vie
HOWEVER, as pointed out, alot fo kids even when I was in high school have admitted ot either trying or actively smoking. And as a result, I agree, vaping as awhole is alot better. Furthermore, I have never personalyl smoked or even tried a cigarette, but picked up vaping as a hobby myself.
The big clouds, however are the concern because I think "Is this kid being smart abotu what hes doing, ro doing what some minimum wage clerk behidn the counter told him is ok"
furthermore I know aroudn here you need to be 18+ to buy vape gear, so if Isee it in a minor's hands, makes me wonder how he got it in the first place.
But in any case, I would say if I saw a kid using a vape pen I would kinda think "stupid kid" (in the sense that the kid shouldnt try these things, and yes I know I am calling myself stupid too), but seeing said kid blow monster clouds, really makes me shake y head..
ah well, c'est la vie
Interesting choice of words. Which is telling and which I agree with.
Parents often hit their kids because THEY are angry.
Not a good reason, IMHO.
You should have taken action there and then, put an end to the onslaught on adult vaping! You even had a car at your at your disposal.
Was said teen vaping a clone or authentic?
Was said teen vaping a regulated or unregulated?
Was said teen heading to a vape shop?
Was said teen going to vape in a Walmart?
Was said teen vaping diketone laden ejoose?
Was said teen going to grow up and vape in his workplace?
You all just hit kids for fun is it?
Walking into a store today I saw a kid sitting on the corner crying.
"What's wrong?" I asked.
"My mom gave me two dollars to buy candy and some mean kid stole one of them" he replied through his tears.
"Did you call for help?" I asked.
"Yes, I said 'help help' " he said in a soft voice.
I said. "Is that as loud as you can yell"?
"Yes" he replied.
So I smacked him and took the other dollar.
LOL!You all just hit kids for fun is it?
I don't know about "you all" or kids in general but I hit my kid now and then just for fun
I like to keep him on his toes and always expect the unexpected.
on the other hand I NEVER strike my kid when I'm angry, especially if I'm angry with him.
My son fears and respects my walking away silently much more
than he does my fists.
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Agreed. Do you know how hard it is to discipline an ADHD child with a time out chair?
While I never took either of my boys over my knees, I had no problem administering a good smack across the behind when absolutely needed - even in public.
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