The Most Brilliant Idea To Get Our Point Accross!!!!!!! We Can People.

[SFBrianT]

1. Isn't it illegal to deface money?
2. Who even carries cash anymore?
3. Why in the world are you writing a check for your groceries? Is it that hard to use your ATM card? I could understand if you were old but you're not, and you are holding up the line. OMG could you write any slower? Who even has checks anymore? They are more outdated than cash?!?! ( Sorry, someone took an eternity to write a check for their groceries in the express line at Safeway today )

 

[Butters78]

That's cool dad.

 

[john333]

Don't know if you noticed but at the top of this page is a recent study on the effects of vaping. It is very positive and its scientific. This is how we convince people vaping SAFES LIFES AND DOES NOT NEED TO BE OVER REGULATED! POWER TO THE VAPERS!

 

[longbraids]

Has anyone started a petition on the White house site for recognition of facts from any or all studies to date to be clearly documented showing the effectiveness of helping people replace a more dangerous product with one that is safer, if not safe? Gee guess I could look for myself!

 

[Rickajho]

Paper money? What's that? I don't even touch a total of $20.00 in currency during the course of a month.

It's a cute idea that's been around the block more than once and is really showing it's age.

 

[stevegmu]

Has anyone started a petition on the White house site for recognition of facts from any or all studies to date to be clearly documented showing the effectiveness of helping people replace a more dangerous product with one that is safer, if not safe? Gee guess I could look for myself!

Other than suddenly discover a lot of people use e-nic and realize an untapped tremendous new source of revenue, what do you think this Administration will do? Get the FDA involved again? Better this Administration do nothing.

 

[DC2]

Has anyone started a petition on the White house site for recognition of facts from any or all studies to date to be clearly documented showing the effectiveness of helping people replace a more dangerous product with one that is safer, if not safe? Gee guess I could look for myself!

Here is our first petition...
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...on-administration-recognize-e-cigarettes.html

And here is our second petition...
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/legislation-news/370130-sign-petition-whitehouse-gov.html

If you don't want to read the entire threads then here are the results...
--First petition they punted to the FDA who gave a reply that is pretty much what you would expect
--Second petition has now gone about six months with no reply whatsoever

 

[soba1]

banks will take defaced money out of circulation

They just print more......
It gets our message out.

 

[bikerbeagle]

And here is our second petition...
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/legislation-news/370130-sign-petition-whitehouse-gov.html

If you don't want to read the entire threads then here are the results...
--Second petition has now gone about six months with no reply whatsoever

White house petitions will require 100,000 signatures before response

 

[vangroover]

A small, simple message on a bill is an easy way to get a bit of attention, get the concept of e-cigs on people's radar, and maybe shape the message a bit, IMO.

I don't use cash all that often, but when I do, I might just add a few small words: "e-cigarettes saves lives."

Written not too big, it may just makes its way through to a few hands before it's taken out of circulation.

 

[SissySpike]

Better yet, send your congressman and senators money with a note that says leave ecigs alone.

It seems to work for BT.

They get enough of my money as it is!

 

[DC2]

White house petitions will require 100,000 signatures before response

They raised the bar from 5,000 to 25,000 while our first petition was in progress.
But because our petition was already started we only needed the 5,000 signatures for a response.

The same thing happened with our second petition, in that they raised it to 100,000 after the petition was in progress.
But we only needed the 25,000 for a response, and we still haven't gotten one.

 

[Thunderball]

I hate defaced money. Whenever I get a defaced bill, it goes right in the trash. .

I had no idea there was internet service in the nut house.

 

[JmanEspresso]

I hate defaced money. Whenever I get a defaced bill, it goes right in the trash. Whatever cause they are for, I am against. Those pot leaves from the 1990's stamped on bills drove me nuts. Fortunately, the types of people stamping them only had access to $1 bills, it seems.

Umm..

what?


The only thing this does, is make you lose money. thats LITERALLY it.

 

[stevegmu]

Umm..

what?


The only thing this does, is make you lose money. thats LITERALLY it.

I can afford to lose a dollar or 2 a month not to spread someone's political or 'recreational' messages.

 

[soba1]

It's our messages we put on it.

Here is a message to put on the back of a dollar bill

ECigs or vaping is safer than regular cigarettes.

Or another ECigs saves lives....

 

[Mimikim1234]

I can afford to lose a dollar or 2 a month not to spread someone's political or 'recreational' messages.

You could save them up, and take them to the bank once in awhile for exchange (the bank will take them out of circulation if they are noticeably defaced; my mom works at a bank) But what you do with your money is up to you.

 

[BostonJim]

1. Isn't it illegal to deface money?
2. Who even carries cash anymore?
3. Why in the world are you writing a check for your groceries? Is it that hard to use your ATM card? I could understand if you were old but you're not, and you are holding up the line. OMG could you write any slower? Who even has checks anymore? They are more outdated than cash?!?! ( Sorry, someone took an eternity to write a check for their groceries in the express line at Safeway today )

And I know they waited until everything was rung up before they even started to write.

 

[ElectricalSocket]

I got a bill recently that says "this dollar was in a strippers g-string ". I'm never throwing it away....hahahaha

 

[Agorizer]

I hate defaced money. Whenever I get a defaced bill, it goes right in the trash. Whatever cause they are for, I am against. Those pot leaves from the 1990's stamped on bills drove me nuts. Fortunately, the types of people stamping them only had access to $1 bills, it seems.

Please don't ruin our landfills with defaced FRNs; instead, send them to me so they can be properly disposed of.