Can we get an apple fritter and an old fashion with glaze for my wife. I'll pm you my address so you can deliver. Oh yeah you do deliver don't you Richard???????????????Good morning all, I brought some donuts.
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Vaporizers ( not e cigs) have been around for decades.
There was a Dutch guy pushing herbal vaporizing in the 80's, but any links would be against TOU.
Elaborate glass rig with a heating element that plugged into the wall!
I saw early e cigs at trade shows in the early 2000's for about $90 wholesale.
I was intrigued but not impressed back then. Looked like a novelty item.
"E-cigarettes were not commercially available until the 21st century, having been invented in China in 2003, yet the word vape actually dates to the early 1980s. Its earliest known use is in an article, “Why do People Smoke” in New Society in 1983. The author, Rob Stepney, described a hypothetical device being explored at the time:
“an inhaler or ‘non-combustible’ cigarette, looking much like the real thing, but…delivering a metered dose of nicotine vapour. (The new habit, if it catches on, would be known as vaping.)”
Thus, it seems that vaping the word existed before vaping the phenomenon. Oxford Dictionaries research indicates that while this sense of vape was in use in the1990s, as evidenced by posts within the UseNet bulletin board system, it wasn’t until around 2009 that it started to appear regularly in mainstream sources."
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“an inhaler or ‘non-combustible’ cigarette, looking much like the real thing, but…delivering a metered dose of nicotine vapour. (The new habit, if it catches on, would be known as vaping.)”
Thus, it seems that vaping the word existed before vaping the phenomenon. Oxford Dictionaries research indicates that while this sense of vape was in use in the1990s, as evidenced by posts within the UseNet bulletin board system, it wasn’t until around 2009 that it started to appear regularly in mainstream sources."
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The earliest known usage of vape
E-cigarettes were not commercially available until the 21st century, having been invented in China in 2003, yet the word vapeactually dates to the early 1980s. Its earliest known use is in an article, “Why do People Smoke” in New Society in 1983. The author, Rob Stepney, described a hypothetical device being explored at the time:
“an inhaler or ‘non-combustible’ cigarette, looking much like the real thing, but…delivering a metered dose of nicotine vapour. (The new habit, if it catches on, would be known as vaping.)”
Thus, it seems that vaping the word existed before vaping the phenomenon. Oxford Dictionaries research indicates that while this sense of vape was in use in the1990s, as evidenced by posts within the UseNet bulletin board system, it wasn’t until around 2009 that it started to appear regularly in mainstream sources. (VAPE is named Oxford Dictionaries Word of the Year 2014 | OxfordWords blog )
In Addition . . . Posted December 18, 2007 (Guess by Whom
):Also another resource . . .
Etymology of 'vape': slang - Etymology of 'vape' - English Language & Usage Stack Exchange
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Vape and vaping aren’t new as abbreviations. The oldest I’ve found is from the early 1950s in the name of the doubly-abbreviated Vape-Sorber, a device for removing petrol and oil vapour from the air. There’s also the long-established electric vape mat, which releases insecticide. Some science-fiction writers have used vape for killing opponents with an advanced weapon that flashes them into smoke, while others (especially those writingStar Wars spin-offs) have found vape, helpfully rhyming with rape, to be a usefully euphemistic epithet. But Oxford Dictionaries say that the first use in the current sense is astonishingly early:
There have also been experiments with a “non-combustible” cigarette, looking much like the real thing, but again delivering a metered dose of nicotine vapour. (The new habit, if it catches on, would be known as “vaping.”)
New Society, 28 Jul. 1983.
So the word existed long before the phenomenon. The evidence suggests that this sense began to appear in online bulletin boards in the 1990s but that it took until the rise of widely available e-cigarettes around 2009 for it to be encountered regularly in mainstream sources:
His study of 40 smokers is trying to determine how e-cigarettes deliver nicotine and whether they suppress withdrawal symptoms. I found “vaping” too, well, plastic to be enjoyable.
Independent on Saturday (South Africa); 16 May 2009. (World Wide Words: Vape )
BTW: In addition to "My" earlier post ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
I just found this in the same Oxford Dictionary article which I thought was interesting enough to post too:
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That was a mistake they meant for it to be me and when you get it just go ahead and send it on over.
So, as far as the vaping origin, I'd say maybe 2003 with this Chinese inventor hon lik who created an e-cig. 7 Interesting Vaping Facts - Mt Baker Vapor @SmokeyJoe
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In the original post SJ specified, that he is interested in 'vape' or 'vaping' being mentioned after year 2006. Also, it has to be e-liquid/nicottine and not other substances.
In the original post SJ specified, that he is interested in 'vape' or 'vaping' being mentioned after year 2006. Also, it has to be e-liquid/nicottine and not other substances.
No vapemail on Sunday, but who's expecting vapemail tomorrow?
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