My son the convert!

[lindsay]

My eldest (18) much to my dismay took up analogues about a year a go.
I've offered him my Tornado at every opportunity, every time I had a new flavour he would take a drag, cough and pull his face.
Last night he ran out of fags so I set him up with my pink Tornado...he's not had a fag since yesterday and has tonight taken his (pink, remember) Tornado to the pub!
Last night he came down from his lovely raspberry smelling room and said 'Where's the catch?'

Only trouble is my mind is boggling at the cost of bulk buying equipment for two of us with this ban looming.

Oh, and it's been great way of palming off all the flavours I'm not keen on whilst saying 'mmm, try this one, it's lovely'

[Perpetua]

wOOt!

A result Lindsay!!!!

I bet his mates were well impressed with the colour!

[Hanow]

That is good news Lindsay - pink or not, he's off and runnin'. Well done you. x

[hissie]

Hurrah for pinkness. You need to buy him some of James' watermelon to go with his pink e-cig.

[lindsay]

I'd just like to point out the only reason I bought a pink one was because TW are selling them at £34.99 instead of the usual £49.99.
I can totally see why most people would not be caught dead with it!
I am chuffed though, he always seems to have a cough recently...hopefully it will clear up now.

[Lilac]

Good on him Lindsay, even more so cos it was pink...lol

[Scylla]

Fantastic news, Lindz Pink

scylla

[jimmybat]

absolutely nothing wrong with pink
James

[Chrissie]

Fantastic new Lindsay

ROFL James, I knew you would say that

[lindsay]

Ah well, he's still smoking...but only a couple a day.
And...he's made a battery last four days so far!
Trouble is, when you're young you have no real desire to quit...you think you've got years ahead of you before you need to worry.

I remember when some kids asked me if I'd go in the shop and get some fags for them.
I gave them a lecture on how I'd just lost my mum to lung cancer at 62, they looked at me like I was insane, obviously in there eyes 62 was ancient lol.

[Perpetua]

Show me a young person that thinks anyone over the age of 30 knows anything about anything Lindsay!

I dare say we were the same . . . . . my mother told me not to get married at 20, did I listen, did I heck!

[Scylla]

Up until very recently I was immortal - now I'm going to pop off any second, several times a day

scylla

[lindsay]

Sounds like my dad, he talks like he's going to die any day now, although there's nothing physically wrong with him...he's always been the same.

And perp, do you wish you'd listenened to your mum now or did you prove her wrong?

[Perpetua]

I should have listened to mother Lindsay, the one and only time she has ever been right about anything in all her 83years.

[lindsay]

Aww, bless.
As it happens, my mum WAS always right...I don't half miss her sensible, no nonsense advice.