Yet another Business Insider article

[aussiedog61]

They are on a roll lately. E-cigarettes And Vaping - Business Insider If you get hit with a 'this page will continue in 5 seconds' prompt, just click on the link again.

 

[CES]

Not bad at all

 

[Big Screen D]

Not an unflattering article at all. Poor noob, has been at it for over a year, and is still having to hunt down cruddy e-cigs in convenience stores. Someone send him a mod!

 

[DC2]

Not a bad article.

But he is in need of some serious vaping education...
Because he's definitely doing it wrong.

 

[Petrodus]

Is there some kind of feneral law ...
barring those who write about e-cigarettes
from being an e-smoker or consulting those who are e-smokers ??

 

[Vocalek]

Lord deliver us from busy-bodies.

At a former employer, one of my colleagues in the newsroom (not me, I swear) had quit smoking and taken up e-cigarettes. He tried to discreetly puff them in the newsroom. Didn't last long. Somebody submitted an anonymous complaint saying that it made them feel uncomfortable, so he was forced to go hide somewhere and be banished like a regular smoker. He later went back to cigarettes.

Read more: E-cigarettes And Vaping - Business Insider

So now the complainer doesn't have to feel uncomfortable, but the guy who relapsed to smoking might feel very sick in a few years. Hmmm...

Kind of reminds me of the ANTZ activist who kept coughing loudly every time she glanced over at an e-cig user who was "puffing" on a battery with no cartridge/atomizer attached to it!