In Australia many people have 200mg nicotine. This could be really to much..
Anthony, you and I go way back. A fellow adventurer salutes you!
Yes, that was a good story:Snork! How are you ? Gosh speaking of toxic and dubious liquids remember Ethan's (I think his name was Ethan) doubtful WTA liquids? Lol
How's the WTA gear going over at Jerrys? I hope the deeming regs haven't affected him too much.
Yes, that was a good story:
Me: "I have this juice and I think it's poison. I will mail some to you in Australia if you think you'd like to try it."
You: "Sure!"
...
You: "Yes, I think it's poison."
Doesn't get any better than that!
What exactly do you mean by a nicotine high?I have been vaping for several years and I've had nicotine highs before.
You've never been over-nic'ed before? Really?What exactly do you mean by a nicotine high?
I've been vaping for 7 years but I'm not sure what you mean here.
Sure, but it doesn't make me high.You've never been over-nic'ed before? Really?
same here and it isn't a good feeling at all.Sure, but it doesn't make me high.
It makes me sick.
Maybe it's semantics, but I don't like to see the word "high" being used with nicotine.Well, if I use an eliquid that's a little too high than what I'm used to, I'll get a little fuzzy-headed for a few seconds. To me that's kind of a light "high". I've never been to the point where I felt sick - I stop before that. This could just be semantics. <shrug>
It used to be, if I hadn't had a cigarette for an extended period of time, the first one would bring on a mild dizzy/euphoric state for a minute or two. I have NOT experienced that with vaping, ever.Maybe it's semantics, but I don't like to see the word "high" being used with nicotine.
That word implies that we are just drugs addicts seeking a buzz of some kind.
We already have enough people in this world that think that is what we are.
We should be fighting such a perception rather than reinforcing it.
Just my two cents.
I always attributed that to the carbon monoxide, an ingredient in smoke that we often forget to consider in the equation. I think the CO has a much greater role in the cigarette smoking experience than many give it credit for.It used to be, if I hadn't had a cigarette for an extended period of time, the first one would bring on a mild dizzy/euphoric state for a minute or two. I have NOT experienced that with vaping, ever.
Like ENAUD, I have always attributed that to mild carbon monoxide poisoning.It used to be, if I hadn't had a cigarette for an extended period of time, the first one would bring on a mild dizzy/euphoric state for a minute or two. I have NOT experienced that with vaping, ever.
I have. YMMV, apparently.It used to be, if I hadn't had a cigarette for an extended period of time, the first one would bring on a mild dizzy/euphoric state for a minute or two. I have NOT experienced that with vaping, ever.
Sure, but it doesn't make me high.
It makes me sick.
I'll be blunt:
"experienced" and first thing done is to try it?
Not taking a small drop on finger to taste it, not deciding "liquid is cheap enough that this ain't worth it"?
Just "let's fill my lungs with something that could be tile cleaner and see if my life insurance will pay off to my next of kin over this"?
Sorry, but that's just too much political correctness for me.Maybe it's semantics, but I don't like to see the word "high" being used with nicotine.
That word implies that we are just drugs addicts seeking a buzz of some kind.
We already have enough people in this world that think that is what we are.
We should be fighting such a perception rather than reinforcing it.
Just my two cents.