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When I was much younger, we multitasked while driving all the time.
Drinking Boone's Farm, smoking some herb, eating Hardee's cheeseburgers, and that was just with the left hand. The right arm was around the galfriend doing really fun stuff. Someone in the back seat would reach up every now and then, grab the wheel and make sure we stayed in the road. You couldn't let the backseater actually drive, they were usually drunk.
Not recommended any more. Kids today just can't handle that. We were professionals.
I don't feel that I am any more distracted while vaping. Somewhat safer than smoking a cigarette because of the aforementioned ash in the eye, god I used to really hate that...Just another positive of vaping.
I have never had a problem doing it. I wouldn't recommend dripping while driving though.
It's funny. I always thought I would prefer a cig-a-like for driving since it's less conspicuous.
But, the easiest thing to drive with is a 18650 tube mod. That way I can lay it in the passenger seat within reach and easily just reach over and grab it without having to look or feel around for it.
But, the easiest thing to drive with is a 18650 tube mod. That way I can lay it in the passenger seat within reach and easily just reach over and grab it without having to look or feel around for it.
I've been trying to find a lanyard type thing for my Vamo. I have them for my eGos and love them while out and driving. I don't want a holster but just a simple lanyard. Anyone have any suggestions?
lol @ dont drip and drive
Friends don't let friends drip and drive, so I use my REO when driving and drip in the bottom of the atty instead of the top.
And, vaping is a bunch safer than lighting a cigarette.
I vape and drive all the time. My only issue is with a race prepped suspension I am always in danger of knocking a tooth out on the drip tip
Not a very smart thing to do. It only takes a tiny spark to ignite the fumes, and YES, the little coil buried in the carto/clearo/atty is enough to do just that. Leave the PV in the car when pumping gas, for everyone's sake.
Get a Delrin drip tip to solve that little problem.
I vape and drive all the time. It is a bit more of a challenge for me with a manual car to use a manual battery - one hand on the shifter, one on the batt, none for the steering wheel. Generally I have one of my V2 automatic batteries in the car that I use without needing any intervention. It is especially helpful while drifting.
Agreed. I make sure my tank is full before I start driving and that the battery is good. No fiddling around looking for the lighter & pack, I just grab my setup from wherever it is conveniently located in my peripheral view.
I still tend to keep other drivers from seeing me use it during passing. Nosy truckers have called me in before for thinking it was something else. Boo them.
I stopped thinking about it after the first few minutes. But if your mod drops you don't have to pick it up in such a hurry as a cigarette...
Not a very smart thing to do. It only takes a tiny spark to ignite the fumes, and YES, the little coil buried in the carto/clearo/atty is enough to do just that. Leave the PV in the car when pumping gas, for everyone's sake.
Get a Delrin drip tip to solve that little problem.
Up here's it's illegal to operate a cellphone near gas pumps because of potential ignition of gas fumes. Using a PV while pumping gas encourages authorities to consider enacting bylaws regulating vaping.
In the UK, smoking whilst driving is banned. Vaping has not yet been addressed but I'm sure it will be tarred with the same brush.
I think vaping whilst driving is safer as I used to drive and roll my own cigarettes whilst steering with my "gentlemen's area". Now I just vape.
Oh, my! That would have been the end of my little world!! My school has a smoke-free campus policy... so my 40 minute drive to the campus has always been my nicotine binge time. When I smoked, I'd smoke three on the way to school and three on the way home. I couldn't imagine someone telling me I couldn't!! I feel for you guys.
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