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Nicotine Delivery System

http://www.blucigs.com/

We just got it, today, and it's actually not as bad as I thought it might be. Does anyone else smoke e-cigarettes?

good for planes or places you cant smoke for long periods of time.

Weren't these proven not to deliver much nicotine at all, if any?

http://www.cnn.com/2010/HEALTH/02/0...rette/?hpt=Sbin

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Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles Weren't these proven not to deliver much nicotine at all, if any? http://www.cnn.com/2010/HEALTH/02/0...rette/?hpt=Sbin

Quite possibly. The lack of nicotine could explain the momentary loss of reason and temper as I hurled my keyboard into the desk upon reading your post.

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Originally posted by EddieZilker Quite possibly. The lack of nicotine could explain the momentary loss of reason and temper as I hurled my keyboard into the desk upon reading your post.

Sorry to spoil the party.

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Originally posted by EddieZilker Quite possibly. The lack of nicotine could explain the momentary loss of reason and temper as I hurled my keyboard into the desk upon reading your post.

Heard a rumour they contain a Carcinogen thats worse than normal cigs...could be a lie put out by tobbacco companies though...

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Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles Sorry to spoil the party.

I'm definitely not smoking as many regular cigarettes today as I normally do, and when I do, I usually put them out before three or more puffs.

Placebo effect? Could be.

Clearly I'm gullible.

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Originally posted by EddieZilker Quite possibly. The lack of nicotine could explain the momentary loss of reason and temper as I hurled my keyboard into the desk upon reading your post.

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Originally posted by EddieZilker I'm definitely not smoking as many regular cigarettes today as I normally do, and when I do, I usually put them out before three or more puffs. Placebo effect? Could be. Clearly I'm gullible.

Well, some smokers have told me that part of smoking's draw for them is habit and the calming effect of the ritual. The e-cig could be giving you that much, even if it's not giving you nicotine.

why would you quit smoking

Why would you start smoking?

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Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles Why would you start smoking?

because it's good for you. opens up you lungs.

If you want to do well physically, In the mornings, you drink a coffee, red bull, and a coca cola. Smoke a cigarette... All before you run. I guarantee you will shave a minute off your run time.

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Originally posted by Marcus Summers because it's good for you. opens up you lungs. If you want to do well physically, In the mornings, you drink a coffee, red bull, and a coca cola. Smoke a cigarette... All before you run. I guarantee you will shave a minute off your run time.

Amen

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Originally posted by Chris Crossland Amen

see, even the marine understands it.

My brother swears by these things...

who is margeret cho. didnt she shoot up that school

wrong thread

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Originally posted by Marcus Summers because it's good for you. opens up you lungs. If you want to do well physically, In the mornings, you drink a coffee, red bull, and a coca cola. Smoke a cigarette... All before you run. I guarantee you will shave a minute off your run time.

Stimulants will do that to you.

If you want to get an even faster time, do a few lines of coke or some hits of meth.

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Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles Stimulants will do that to you. If you want to get an even faster time, do a few lines of coke or some hits of meth.

hell, that's good for you too. you have to look at life in a positive manner.

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Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles Well, some smokers have told me that part of smoking's draw for them is habit and the calming effect of the ritual. The e-cig could be giving you that much, even if it's not giving you nicotine.

Right now it's taking more than giving anything. I had a pretty good run with it, earlier, but now it's requiring constant charging in its little USB dock. Really, it's kind of cute, like an insolent, passive-aggressive 16 year-old baby sitter. It sits there sucking on the power-supply and offering relatively little in terms of value that can't be afforded elsewhere. Each party has their own way of mocking me. The cute plastic surrogate in her little black chassis who will easily suck more power out of the USB port than I will nicotine from her or the pack of cigarettes for whom Phillip Morris and the State of Michigan seem to have equal share of at $7.49 a pack.

It blinks, telling me to put it in the charger or if I'm over-using it, too much - and it's clear it would rather not have to do anything, let alone what I hired it to do. The saving grace is that it exists without an ashtray. What cigarettes are to indoor cats, in terms of waste, the e-cigarettes are to dogs. They let you know when it's time to switch cartridges. In all other ways, the e-cigarette resembles a cat - it's going to do what it wants to do when it wants to do it.

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Originally posted by Marcus Summers

Great Job!

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