is anyone watching burning desire bbc 2 9:30

[thehitman]

some positive views on e cigs

[Ripshod]

Rather watch VTTalk. You get a lot more of the juice. Any good?

BBC2? Probably repeated at daft o'clock with signing.

Bu**er that. On now, thanks

[Brambles]

Well worth watching.

[hijack]

ill have to see if its on catchup later. thanks for the info.

[djs]

BAT - "e-cigs aren't very good yet".

Bucket, Pass, please.

[djs]

"E-Lites are at the top of their league"

What league is that? The league of £3.99 refills.

Even BAT only charge £1.99.

[dannyw14]

Anyone know how long it usually takes for things to go up on iplayer?

[djs]

Jun 5, 2014 22:52:08 GMT dannyw14 said:

Anyone know how long it usually takes for things to go up on iplayer?

Not too long, usually.

(sometimes an hour, sometimes next day, sometimes not at all)

[Deleted]

Depends on the show, I mean if they are to show it again as a repeat in the week then it might not be shown on Iplayer till after the rerun. "I think"

[dannyw14]

Ah that would be why some programmes take longer than others.

[VapingBad]

Jun 5, 2014 22:22:08 GMT djs said:

"E-Lites are at the top of their league"

What league is that? The league of £3.99 refills.

Even BAT only charge £1.99.

I told the bl**dy BBC at the BBCvapemeet that E-Lites charge £4 per ml when it cost me less than 10 p to make

[Ripshod]

I went to the BBC2 live feed then rewound it back. Think it goes back 90 mins. In case you miss something again and can't wait for iPlayer.

[lynxkat]

Jun 5, 2014 20:48:39 GMT thehitman said:

some positive views on e cigs

Yes I watched it, very good program. Vaping got a very good thumbs up, I especially liked the GP who started up his own E-Cig shop next door to his GP Surgery. That say’s it all, for the future of Vaping, very positive.


It also showed just how powerful Tobacco companies are, quite worrying.



Although the program did briefly mention Vaping started up independently from the Tobacco Industry. I would have liked more emphasize on that point.



I did not like, what seems to be a common perception that the tobacco Industry is behind E.Cigs/Vaping etc amongst Government Officials.



Vapers breaking away from the Tobacco Companies may turn out to be just as hard as giving up smoking.
They may just steal the idea.

[amygx]

The show was good but (as with last week) they kept showing and talking about addiction and chemicals and the harm they do, but not once did they mention that e-cigs do NOT contain all the harmful cancer causing chemicals of standard tobacco cigarettes.

They were stood on a large chart printed on the floor showing all the different chemicals found in tobacco, I would have liked it if they showed a e-cig chemical chart for comparison.

[djs]

Jun 5, 2014 22:58:06 GMT VapingBad said:

I told the bl**dy BBC at the BBCvapemeet that E-Lites charge £4 per ml when it cost me less than 10 p to make

Good for you. I really annoys me how they (E-Lites) get a mention almost every time. IF they are the biggest brand, presumably by £££, that is not hard when they charge twice as much as everybody else. The British public are mugs buying them. I don't know anybody who actually thinks they are worthwhile and good value.

How can anybody do a program about e-cigs and not ask "why do you need/want to be vaping on all this bigger kit?"

Even this chap said there was an astonishing variety of e-cigs. Is it rocket science to ask how these different products compare?