Anyone Vape ??
 

Anyone on the site Vape ?? Its basically an E-cig X 2000 for the people not knowing what im talking about. Im doing it to stop dipping....AGAIN. GF is doing it to help stop smoking. She went from 1.5 packs down to 6-8 cigs/day. I went from 1 can of dip/day to maybe 2-3 dips a day. Post up a pic of your build and mod...

Here's mine----Aspire regulated mod. TOBH dripper with snuff tip. 20 Gauge wire at a .08ohm.

Dude that first thing looks like a silencer on a dirt bike! Lol

I heard that vaping actually has more negative health effects than smoking. Definitely not an expert, just something I saw on the news

X2... Damn I'm a walking bad habit but I have my limits. I smoke and maybe I'll quit again. Certainly I will. Can't live forever. I need to nut up and throw them out again but I ain't gona suck on a spark plug to do it. If it's helps you and your lady then go right ahead and good for you. Gota do what is right for you bro. I'm just being a sarcastic little bastard.

There really isn't much to the vape juice besides food grade propylene glycol (not actual antifreeze), another ingredient and flavor...plus the nicotine...There's something like 2000 chemicals in cigarettes. That propylene glycol is in a lot of different foods/drinks....one of my favorites Fireball lol

The fireball is good B? haven't tried it. Tried the Evan Williams Cinnamon bourbon and thought it was good. Had just a little taste.

That fireball is something else...tastes just like the little fireball candies. Put it on ice or in the freezer and it goes down smooth with a bite. Gotta watch it though that stuff is dangerous...too many "fireball" nights within the past year haha

Ive never understood the reason for using one vice instead of another. you get 3x the nicotine with these. its not goin to help calm craving for it by you gettin more. Just dont make any sense to me. But if everyone would change to these then atleast it wouldnt stink up the bars and casinos ;)

Man I'm surprised you fish with me, I smoke like a chimney

Chantix and, forget it.

Using Chantix, I quit back before Thanksgiving. Yeah, occasionally I have a little craving but, it passes pretty quick. I never had any of those lose my mind side effects either. Most people I've talked to that say they experienced that seem to have a common denominator, these "side effects" started about 3-5 days after they had their last cigarette. Now, I'm no doctor but, I'd say most of them were using it as an excuse to stop taking it so that they could go back to smoking because everyone of them were right back to whatever they smoked before. Again, I'm no medical professional.

Guaranteed worst hangover of your life right here lol

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Yeah, I watched my neighbors tear into that stuff last Saturday night. I went home when their sentences became paragraphs and, their feet became tripping hazards. The next thing I know, I can hear gun shots and, loud music. By 10:30pm, silence...They were very sedated Sunday morning!:rotfl::rolleyes:

This. And my wife referred to me as "vomit-tron" the next morning.

Its alot different being out on the lake vs being in closed doors with 100 other ppl smoking. lol

Haha! Puke town USA

You may not know this, so I'll share. The vape "juice" can be bought with varying nicotine levels....from none to probably way too much. A lot of people vape just to vape since there's a gajillion flavors...like smoking a hookah. Then there's the ones that vape the good stuff haha:spineyes:

yep...dont make any sense to me... but at least it smells good.

Vape supposedly doesn't contain the carcinogens that cigarettes do. You can also whean yourself off of nicotine when you vape.

"We do know that habitual inhalation of aerosolized PG in industrial settings can lead to issues with the central nervous system, personality and behavior changes, and reduced spleen function. In fact, the Dow Chemical Company states that "inhalation exposure to [propylene glycol] mists should be avoided," and the American Chemistry Council has repeatedly issued warnings about inhaling theater fog as it may contribute to eye and respiratory infections.

"Propylene Glycol is a pulmonary irritant—it's used for theater fog," Glantz told me. "And if you look on the product packaging, there's a warning on there to avoid prolonged exposure. And there you're not even breathing it in hot."

Even better, when heated above a certain temperature, PG will convert to propylene oxide—a class 2B carcinogen as rated by the International Agency for Research."


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