They like to hunt and can be mislead by cruel people.
Kidding is fine. PG is not good for cats.
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They like to hunt and can be mislead by cruel people.
Kidding is fine. PG is not good for cats.
order of most evil:
Cats > Gingers > Llamas > Beady-eyed Koalas > Lime Jello > Penguins.
i dont think i'm saying anything that errybuddy here doesnt already know.
Cats > Gingers > Llamas > Beady-eyed Koalas > Lime Jello > Penguins.
i dont think i'm saying anything that errybuddy here doesnt already know.
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Oh come on, cats and dogs are both cool in different ways, they are complimentary. It's sort of like how some days you feel like vaping on your Reo, and some days you want your Nemesis.
Yes, PG is not good for cats, but if you have a dog, it shouldn't be a problem. I have two dogs. 
They actually like the smell of my vapor sometimes when they are sitting in my lap. They sniff at it. They used to hate smoke from a cigarette though. And seriously, cats can act so nice and sweet while you are petting them, and then all of a sudden they SWIPE you with their claws and cut your wrist open wide. And if they bite you, it looks like you were attacked by a Python. Skeery stuff.
They actually like the smell of my vapor sometimes when they are sitting in my lap. They sniff at it. They used to hate smoke from a cigarette though. And seriously, cats can act so nice and sweet while you are petting them, and then all of a sudden they SWIPE you with their claws and cut your wrist open wide. And if they bite you, it looks like you were attacked by a Python. Skeery stuff.
Lime Jello sounds nice - is there a liquid in that flavour?
What about Koalas with normal eyes?
Penguins are tasty chocolate biscuits.
sure it sounds nice.....thats how it gets you.
Koalas with normal eyes are cool, a lil mischievous, but cool.
Penguins are actually evil children (mostly gingers i suspect) in rubber suits. thats why its ok to hit them.
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I will admit that cats are not my favorite animal,,,,,,,,,,,,but stick a few pins in there for me too, please!
I'd never let one suffer.
Aww, I couldn't handle any animal suffering. But I don't mind if roaches or frogs suffer, they are just downright disgusting! Actually, I think cats are cute but I've never had one. I'm just teasing with ya.
You've got me a little worried now. Our cat is often in the front room when I'm vaping. Obviously I don't blow it in his face but I don't like the idea what's in the air might harm him.
When I was a kid, I was riding my bike in the alley and a german shepherd knocked down a large piece of fence and bit me on the ankle.
Don't worry. If you blew it in his face constantly there would be a problem, possibly. Otherwise not. My cat is 12, I've been doing this since 2008 and she's fine. Check cat treats for PG, though.
What's more important is not to get liquid on the cat, who would lick it off. Similarly keep mixing surfaces clean.
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Best if both worlds. frog cats are cute too!
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on topic: I think very little nic escapes into the air, but don't blow it at anyone same way I don't breathe at people on purpose. personal space respected, ya know.
Yes I know that is sarcasm, but to drive the point
In the news in Atlanta this week Prosecutors to decide whether to charge owners of dogs that... | www.wsbtv.com This is not the first occurrence in GA and the state is now drafting laws to bring specific charges on people in these cases instead of applying other laws to the situation.
Related but not the same Man accused of biting a woman
we know that most vapors were 1 to 2 PAD smokers, and now use 2 to 3ml of 24mg liquid, or 3 to 4ml of 18mg liquid (with a tendency to use either more or less depending on increased or decreased strength). We know that there is no combustion involved, so how much nicotine is actually delivered?
We know it is more than none[iv] and less than 100%[v] since nicotine is detectable in the exhaled vapour. The levels of nicotine in exhaled vapour are low. In fact, nicotine was detected in vapor exhaled directly into a 10 litre test vessel but was not detected in an 8m3 room test. Indeed, the Clearstream study[vi] confirms that nicotine levels found in indoor air after vaping are extremely low:
“Nicotine concentration in the air from the traditional cigarettes was on average 0.034mg/m3, while for the electronic cigarette it was less than 0.001mg/m3”.
keep on the vapor its not as much as a concern as one may think
We know it is more than none[iv] and less than 100%[v] since nicotine is detectable in the exhaled vapour. The levels of nicotine in exhaled vapour are low. In fact, nicotine was detected in vapor exhaled directly into a 10 litre test vessel but was not detected in an 8m3 room test. Indeed, the Clearstream study[vi] confirms that nicotine levels found in indoor air after vaping are extremely low:
“Nicotine concentration in the air from the traditional cigarettes was on average 0.034mg/m3, while for the electronic cigarette it was less than 0.001mg/m3”.
keep on the vapor its not as much as a concern as one may think
Here is a pin from me...please place it thoughtfully..I lost 2 cats in 2007 who lived with me for 13 years.
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