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Link to ECF post from the dungeons
Well it's not smoking....So what is it? | E-Cigarette Forum
Post 7 by tropicalbob
Link to ECF post from the dungeons
Well it's not smoking....So what is it? | E-Cigarette Forum
Post 7 by tropicalbob
Oooooooooooooh, beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sister, where have you been!
....And yes it is a sickness....just some of mine...
My weekend post game has been terribleAnother sad working mans post.... Hope I win
awwww... Good luck to you.Another sad working mans post.... Hope I win
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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.
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VAPE is named Oxford Dictionaries Word of the Year 2014 | OxfordWords blog
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.
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VAPE is named Oxford Dictionaries Word of the Year 2014 | OxfordWords blog
I have about 8 or 10 not in that pic too lolOooooooooooooh, beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sister, where have you been!
I'll take a new family pic when my Cube gets here
Some more of the next winners
@angelphyre @MoonLit_Water
@NancyR @GPC2012
Yall can thank me tomorrow
@angelphyre @MoonLit_Water
@NancyR @GPC2012
Yall can thank me tomorrow
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