Beware - stealth vape only when flying

[deesigner]

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2014336/Pogos-Paul-Sefilian-pelted-Southwest-Airlines-flight-attendant-peanuts.html

Just nicked this from UKV

[Deleted]

Best tell my neighbour who has one primarily 'to smoke on the plane'...

Joh

[jerryrm]

It's illegal to vape on flights in the U.S. No doubt the antis and pharmaceutical companies had a hand in getting that stupid rule implemented.

[AndnAnge]

'Pelted with peanuts and pretzels'. You just have to smile, he even threw peanuts at the cabin door!
Good job they are reinforced . Seriously though a bit ott on his behalf me thinks. if I was told not to do it I think I wouldn't and let it lie, without going into a peanut attack on staff.

[Deleted]

I would email a complaint to customer service and my state representative then BCC to it to the likes of Palin etc

Nothing like the power of email

Joh

[Lilac]

On my recent flight to and from Tenerife i stealth vaped, no one seemed to notice at all, it's idiots like this that are gonna give vapers a bad name >

[Deleted]

so how do you stealth vape?

This is something I need to learn so I can vape in starbucks

Joh

[bel]

Im pretty sure u can buy a stealth juice, or when u inhale jus keep it in your mouth for longer than usual and u will not get any vapour that way

Good luck in starbucks lol

[jerryrm]

VG produces the vapor, PG produces the throat hit. Get a small pv, like a 510 or KR808D-1 and use only PG e-juice. Like Bel said, hold it in your mouth a little longer, so the vapor is minimal or non-existent. Go to the lavatory frequently and use it in there.

I plan on flying out to the west coast, this fall. I will get some snuss and will carry my black Joye 510 with me, so it won't look like a cigarette. I have two mega 510 batteries with no LED, they should be perfect for the trip.

[AndnAnge]

Joh why would you want to stealth in Starbucks? Go outside and vape and enjoy the fullness I love seeing vapour it reminds me of smoking, but that's physiological of course and I know we are all different.

On a plane it's different for obvious reasons, but Starbucks, well if you need to, then stealth...but to me it's pointless. (again I respect other opinions)

Ok I understand your getting your nic, but for the sake of 10-15 minutes ? Is it worth the looks and thoughts?
Starbucks was always a smoke free zone before the anti smoking blurb so nothing has actually changed you know what your heading in to.
What ever you decide to do please don't throw peanuts at them if they moan

[deesigner]

Jul 17, 2011 18:40:58 GMT AndnAnge said:

Joh why would you want to stealth in Starbucks? Go outside and vape and enjoy the fullness I love seeing vapour it reminds me of smoking, but that's physiological of course and I know we are all different.

On a plane it's different for obvious reasons, but Starbucks, well if you need to, then stealth...but to me it's pointless. (again I respect other opinions)

Ok I understand your getting your nic, but for the sake of 10-15 minutes ? Is it worth the looks and thoughts?
Starbucks was always a smoke free zone before the anti smoking blurb so nothing has actually changed you know what your heading in to.
What ever you decide to do please don't throw peanuts at them if they moan

I have to agree, if we want vaping to become accepted then we need to follow the rules.

This guy on the plane was a total pratt, he should have just gone into the loo and snook a few drags! I do it all the time when flying, not because I'm not allowed to vape, but because I'd rather not cause the possible upset especially on a longer flight.

When we flew from Liverpool recently, I specifically asked security staff if it was OK to vape in the airport, it took around 5 different people before someone actually understood what I was talking about and said it was fine.

I think we need to be respectful of the wishes of different proprietors, if they don't allow vaping, then simply don't vape on their premises.

[Deleted]

Jul 18, 2011 8:22:36 GMT deesigner said:

Jul 17, 2011 18:40:58 GMT AndnAnge said:

Joh why would you want to stealth in Starbucks? Go outside and vape and enjoy the fullness I love seeing vapour it reminds me of smoking, but that's physiological of course and I know we are all different.

On a plane it's different for obvious reasons, but Starbucks, well if you need to, then stealth...but to me it's pointless. (again I respect other opinions)

Ok I understand your getting your nic, but for the sake of 10-15 minutes ? Is it worth the looks and thoughts?
Starbucks was always a smoke free zone before the anti smoking blurb so nothing has actually changed you know what your heading in to.
What ever you decide to do please don't throw peanuts at them if they moan

I have to agree, if we want vaping to become accepted then we need to follow the rules.

This guy on the plane was a total pratt, he should have just gone into the loo and snook a few drags! I do it all the time when flying, not because I'm not allowed to vape, but because I'd rather not cause the possible upset especially on a longer flight.

When we flew from Liverpool recently, I specifically asked security staff if it was OK to vape in the airport, it took around 5 different people before someone actually understood what I was talking about and said it was fine.

I think we need to be respectful of the wishes of different proprietors, if they don't allow vaping, then simply don't vape on their premises.

Do you know the weather in NE Scotland? LOL..I will stealth vape and be a happy bunny...I'm a non smoker now..I will not be put back in the leper colony

Joh

[Clutter]

I don't intend to ask permission when I want to vape. A request often begets a refusal IMO. If I'm politely requested to cease, I shall of course, explain what it is I'm doing, and cease if it's still not acceptable.

I was vaping in the cafe again today, in sight of the staff this time. Quite surreptitious at first, then fairly openly. Nobody said anything. I'm not even sure that anyone noticed