Why are explosion stories in the media always linked to guys?
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Very incorrect assessment of anecdotal information.
Another example of twisting data to fit an agenda would be:
"99% of the quality detailed technical information is listed by guys, so girls must not be able to understand the technical aspects of vaping".
See how dumb that sounds?
^ What he said. I think young dumb and full of reproductive juices is a factor though.
#clouds-broette-clouds doesn't have the same ring to it.
#clouds-broette-clouds doesn't have the same ring to it.
Shhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!! Don't give them any ideas!!!!
I may have to do away with you!
At this point that maybe a good idea.
Speaking from a woman's perspective, are you making these assumptions from personal experience?
I'll be the FIRST woman to come in and tell ya, I'm NOT a Plug and Play vaper. I use mech mods, have over 30 of em. Getting to know your equipment and how it works, should be the FIRST step a PERSON should take. If that means taking it apart to see how it works, cleaning all the parts and reassembling the mod, then so be it.
There's no need to make women better than men or vise versa.
Just my
@Mazinny There may be a grain of truth to women being less than willing
to air their dirty laundry so to speak. However in today's news world and
with the social media on the internet accidents as severe as we have seen
with some of these young lads wouldn't go unreported for long even if
the victim managed to stay anonymous.
OMG, did you hear that (fill in the blank).
Regards
Mike
to air their dirty laundry so to speak. However in today's news world and
with the social media on the internet accidents as severe as we have seen
with some of these young lads wouldn't go unreported for long even if
the victim managed to stay anonymous.
OMG, did you hear that (fill in the blank).
Regards
Mike
You'll always be my broette roxy...
Uh oh.
Maybe I am a broette. I, too, have mechs, high power boxes and attys.
A friend of mine at work girlfriend (works at a local B&M building all day) had less expensive "reputable" battery go thermal on her & never went to the media even though she had to have some teeth replaced because she's a die hard vapor & realized that accidents do happen! Of course she still vapes her mech mod but will never skimp on batteries again!
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Perhaps, but it's not really a story without names and quotes. In the Seattle Times piece, the lawyer for one of the patients was quoted ( although the plaintiff wasn't named ). Funny thing was that the lawyer wasn't sure who to sue, the vape shop or Samsung ! But it was made pretty clear someone will be sued.
OMG....I sounded just like my hubby in that postSpeaking from a woman's perspective, are you making these assumptions from personal experience?
I'll be the FIRST woman to come in and tell ya, I'm NOT a Plug and Play vaper. I use mech mods, have over 30 of em. Getting to know your equipment and how it works, should be the FIRST step a PERSON should take. If that means taking it apart to see how it works, cleaning all the parts and reassembling the mod, then so be it.
There's no need to make women better than men or vise versa.
Just my
Btw...I can walk and chew bubble gum at the same time too
Because men are genetically stronger and as a result, they are the survivors. An e-cig blows up a woman, she's just gone. Poof. Nothing left but some sparkly pink crap she used to decorate her mod. So there is no one to report the incident. Unless she's a large girl in which case, unless she's Rebel Wilson, she doesn't want the publicity.
I've seen several involving females. The only difference seems to be that the ones with females generally involve a charging EGO battery and the ones with guys generally involve a mech blowing up in their face.
Watch out ladies the "ugh, woman only good for cook & make babies" testosterone junkies are are showing up! LOL
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