This Makes Me Cringe

[greenmonster714]

Since I've started vaping 95mg nic at 600w, I have sprouted a third arm and wings.
This can be cured by drinking more water, right?

Lol! I could use a third arm.

 

[bman1977]

Lol! I could use a third arm.

Ok this thread has gotten out of control. Shut 'er down. See, this is why we can't have anything nice!

 

[sparkky1]

Ya ok how about the poster today about how thinks vaping can cause dehydration and steeping your juice is a myth ....I think Ron White said it best ........

 

[DC2]

Ya ok how about the poster today about how thinks vaping can cause dehydration and steeping your juice is a myth ....I think Ron White said it best ........

Vaping can not cause dehydration?

 

[AngelicTomPetty]

When I find myself in times of trouble Mother Mary comes to me.

 

[USMCotaku]

Lol! I could use a third arm.

Easier to hold and turn magazine pages while.....er.......um.......nvm

 

[USMCotaku]

Ya ok how about the poster today about how thinks vaping can cause dehydration and steeping your juice is a myth ....I think Ron White said it best ........

Vaping does cause dehydration...... And I think you are probably thinking of Bill Engvall, he is the here's your sign guy

 

[AndriaD]

Vaping does cause dehydration...... And I think you are probably thinking of Bill Engvall, he is the here's your sign guy

Yes and that's a priceless bit, Engvall is my favorite of the 4 of them... but Ron White said "You can't fix stupid."

Andria

 

[fordp]

Here is a good myth: Vaping is safe.

Almost all flavorings we use are for food. There is some stuff in there we should not be inhaling. Some day vaping could be pretty safe, but this is the wild west currently. Someone somewhere is doing crazy things with ejuice that's going to cause serious health problems.

 

[LMS62]

It's great that we can readily say "go see your Dr" when a poster states they are having symptoms that many of us have experienced ourselves when we transitioned from smoking to vaping.

In some cases, depending on the symptoms, yes, the poster should see their physician, but........
- many people do not have their own Dr.
- many people do not have health insurance.
- many people that do have health insurance, have a large deductible or co-pay.
- many people that do have health insurance, and a low deductible/co-pay will soon find out they cannot get in to see their Dr. for several weeks due to the Dr's appointment calendar.

The point is that we should all be cautious when giving any medical related advice, but at the same time, simply telling everyone and anyone "go see your Dr" is in many cases, easier said than done.

 

[retired1]

Well, as there are some who just can't resist taking a thread off topic, it appears this one has run its course. Closing