Old e-cigarettes are safer than 'new' e-cigs (untrue)

[Deleted]

By the old ones they mean the inhalators. Kindly got told this by an old boy at church whom I chatted to whilst he was on his inhalator last week (because an inhalator looks awfully like a cig - again not!!!!). This is apparently what the girl in WHsmith had told him even though they sell e-cigs. He said the new ones were 'the ones with vapour' and that they were harmful

Broke my heart . I didn't feel like arguing so I just said 'I don't believe that' and walked away

For the record any form of NRT (nicorette etc are the brand names) I believe (and this is just my opinion not that of AAEC or Proboards) is more harmful than e-cigs because I know what's in my e-cig (glycol, flavouring and nicotine) and there are all sorts of things you don't want to be putting in your bod in NRT. Maybe fine short term, not long term. (NRT I mean) I am just wary

Jane

[thatguy]

And water was always tastier back in my day! And potatoes were safer as well.

I got up three hours before I went to bed to work in the coal mines 26 hours a day!

Sometimes people have the superiority of what they know or remember burned into their psyche. Other times, they believe what some snot nosed, spotty Pizza Hut cast off behind a till tells them.

[VapingBad]

Don't know about that, but sausages were deffo safer as I can remember eating the raw out of the fridge when no one was looking when I was a nipper. Now if you get one of these barbecue packs from the supermarket or various prepared meat things all the instructions say cook them first then barbecue for 5 mins ??? it's no wonder people don't read instructions any more with rubbish like that.

[thatguy]

True, true... but the risk of mad horse disease today is worth considering

[VapingBad]

Jul 14, 2014 1:12:02 GMT thatguy said:

True, true... but the risk of mad horse disease today is worth considering

I'm a lost case, it's too late for this pony

[ronaldo]

ah but our mothers didn't know how to drag us up properly did they
they sent us to bed when we weren't tired and dragged us out of bed when we were fast asleep in the morning

[ronaldo]

Jul 14, 2014 0:51:45 GMT thatguy said:

And water was always tastier back in my day! And potatoes were safer as well.

I got up three hours before I went to bed to work in the coal mines 26 hours a day!

Sometimes people have the superiority of what they know or remember burned into their psyche. Other times, they believe what some snot nosed, spotty Pizza Hut cast off behind a till tells them.

were you allowed a day off in octnember

[thatguy]

kids should go to bed when mum gets frisky or dad wants a beer... and wake up when the hangover has passed!!! So it is written, so shall it be done. Warstiener be praised. Ommmmmmm

[thatguy]

Jul 14, 2014 1:22:26 GMT ronaldo said:

Jul 14, 2014 0:51:45 GMT thatguy said:

And water was always tastier back in my day! And potatoes were safer as well.

I got up three hours before I went to bed to work in the coal mines 26 hours a day!

Sometimes people have the superiority of what they know or remember burned into their psyche. Other times, they believe what some snot nosed, spotty Pizza Hut cast off behind a till tells them.

were you allowed a day off in octnember

No, we got the 32nd of each month off, and all our dreams fulfilled on those days.

[ronaldo]

we never had a telly we were sent to bed to watch the blanket show

[thatguy]

We had to watch the stars we saw after our goodnight slaps

[ronaldo]

we didn't have a fire either we had to sit around granddad while he sucked on a peppermint to keep warm

[VapingBad]

Jul 14, 2014 1:27:53 GMT ronaldo said:

we never had a telly we were sent to bed to watch the blanket show

Get the brain bleach, and quickly

[VapingBad]

As a southerner my batman had to receive the goodnight slaps on my behalf.

[thatguy]

warm? warm? if we wanted to be warm we had to burn our hair! Once we were bald, our hands all hand friction burns from trying to rub the TCP on our open belt wounds into ignition!!