what to say if someone doesn't like you vaping!

[hifistud]

Never really had an issue - just once, and that was on camera - but other than that, taking a GGTS everywhere seems to mean nobody says anything, other than to ask "what is it?"

[andym]

Oct 9, 2012 0:22:18 GMT alanfinal said:

I Haven't had the situation yet really,I did sit on a London transport station once and think about it,but for the sake of a 45 min journey just did without,everywhere else,home work and my local club I can vape

I cant remember where i saw it,possibly on a different e cig site,but it was a letter from the London Transport lot saying that it was perfectly ok to vape on their stations,vehicles and even down the Tube.if i find it i will post it.

[jayjay]

Oct 9, 2012 17:29:53 GMT andym said:

Oct 9, 2012 0:22:18 GMT alanfinal said:

I Haven't had the situation yet really,I did sit on a London transport station once and think about it,but for the sake of a 45 min journey just did without,everywhere else,home work and my local club I can vape

I cant remember where i saw it,possibly on a different e cig site,but it was a letter from the London Transport lot saying that it was perfectly ok to vape on their stations,vehicles and even down the Tube.if i find it i will post it.

Yeah I saw that. I it didn't say it was ok as such, just that it wasn't yet prohibited. So I say take it easy on crowded buses and trains because it will only take a complaint or two and they can easily change it which would be a shame. I

[GothicLord]

I was challenged by the cleaner, while smoking in the foyer at work on a rainy day, I just explained it was electronic, and took the carto off, and she was more intrigued than anything.

Still working on the directors to get vaping permitted in our office, but the building management have no problem with it, and I know the company in the office upstairs from mine has a vaping friendly policy now, as 1 of the senior manages uses skycigs (he introduced me to them).

Once people realise it's an e-cig, they seem fascinated rather than annoyed.

[Clutter]

Oct 9, 2012 17:29:53 GMT andym said:

I cant remember where i saw it,possibly on a different e cig site,but it was a letter from the London Transport lot saying that it was perfectly ok to vape on their stations,vehicles and even down the Tube.if i find it i will post it.

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[Deleted]

I still get p*ssed off when people do the fake cough and splutter when you exhale a big cloud of vape ...

Makes me do it more

[GothicLord]

lol storm, I've not come across that reaction yet, but I'm likely to do that same as you if I do, couldn't stand that when I was smoking, so really not gonna have it when I'm vaping

[tommk3cab]

Oct 9, 2012 5:27:27 GMT @colliwobbles said:

I understand some of the ingredients we use , are in inhalers anyway.

Indeed.

Asthma is ridiculous, go to the doctors with a cough and it is the first thing they do, load up the inhalers and tell you that you have asthma... They did it with my sister, she nearly died from pneumonia because of it.

Everyone thinks they have asthma, my friend was told he suffered with it for ages, turns out it was hayfever. Doctors seem to love it for some reason, maybe it is because you can't buy the inhalers over the counter.. AFAIK.

It always seems to be the same kind of people who "suffer with asthma" too, if you know what I mean then you know what I mean I am sure asthma is/was a real condition but it appears to have gotten very lost somewhere along the way.

[GothicLord]

Asthma is a serious condition, however you are right, it is diagnosed far to readily these days, as doctors don't want to spend time and money getting tests done, and people feel assured if a doc tells them to take an inhaler and all will be good.