It is not often that we get the chance to celebrate the implementation of a uniformly popular piece of legislation. There was the Beer Ban Act of 2015, but that was blocked from leaving the floor of the house by a clump of drunken MPs after a late-night drinking and debating session. Thank goodness Europe stepped in to make sure every Brit can now benefit from the Tobacco Products Directive.
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We at Stealthvape are aware of how uncertain the vaping future is. The industry is coming to terms with the Tobacco Products Directive, the battle for a common sense approach to harm reduction continues and vapers are wondering how best to ready themselves. With so much clouded in ambiguity, it will be good to know that we have your back with product safety.
Vaping works, we all know that. As ex-hardened smokers we all longed for an easier way to quit the evil weed and then along came the electronic cigarette. Hundreds of thousands, the millions, flocked to the new technology because it gives all the joy of smoking without the cocktail of carcinogens. Again, we all know this.
Some don’t like cloud chasers. Some don’t like clone users. Some don’t like elitists. Some don’t like people who prefer RTAs. Some pour scorn on those who buy expensive juice while others mock the DIY crowd. It is evident that disharmony has crept into the vaping community – and it is our goal to bring everybody under the vaping umbrella back together again.
There is so much that the vaping community can offer the rest of society, we have developed skills and strategies that can be translated into other areas. Never has this been more relevant than to those who are currently sitting in a corner shaking and worrying if they can afford to continue with their drug of choice – sugar.
Choosing to get on the ecig means doing the research, finding out how safe it is and then balancing the risks. We would like to congratulate Rip Trippers in being brave enough to run the gauntlet of online dissatisfaction. The only problem we can identify is that Rip only touched upon the tip of the iceberg that we, as responsible people, feel it is important for all would-be vapers to be aware of.
We at The National Union of Apathetic Vapers would like to extend our gratitude to Stealthvape for allowing us to have this platform to introduce ourselves. Many of you will have experience of standing on platforms, feeling all isolated and wondering if that thing you were expecting will ever arrive. So here it is: The NUAV is arriving far too late, promises you an unimpressive journey and guarantees that our prices will rise faster than inflation. It’s trains; we’re making ourselves seem like trains. Oh sod it.
“Dear Stealthvape,” begins most letters we receive, “you are so awesome and stuff but I wonder if you can help me?” Pretty much all of these emails (not requesting used pants) are focussed on the vexing issues regarding vape and travel. So, instead of sending multiple answers we thought we’d tie them all up in one handy to print and use article.
Almost five times a week, an aspiring Youtuber demonstrates their grasp of Stealthvape by asking us for our entire eliquid range for free. The thing we pride ourselves on is our ability to meet all requests (no matter how bizarre), but not being able to fulfil these perfectly reasonable enquiries has upset us. We have nothing since the children demolished the OJ and Emma drank all of the grapefruit.
Doves are lovely. Pigeons aren’t; they’re the unacceptable face of the family much like Justin is to the Biebers. And dovecotes are lovely. We had this massive one in the village, in the middle of the fields where we’d play every summer. A dovecote that is, not a giant dove. The entire world would have heard of where I grew up if it had possessed a colossus Columbidae. But it hasn’t because we didn’t. It was the dovecot.
