It’s going to be made, the only question is when, and it’s going to document the rise of a cultural paradigm shift of the public use of nicotine. It will touch on the stories, the people and the products; a tale of millions escaping from cancer and the World Health Organisation.
Author Archives: Rob Ellard
There are many things you can’t do in public as the police are always at pains to point out to me. Also, vaping is becoming increasingly taboo in certain places – clearly something needs to be done to clear up the confusion…and I’m just the kind of guy to wave away the fog.
Everybody needs the chance to relax, help Rob to solve these problems
I am sure the reason I was sent to bed and banned from watching Carry On Camping wasn’t to protect my eyes from Babs Windsor popping out. In fact I know it wasn’t – it was because of the petulant confrontation I’d just had. But, had I seen it when it was first screened on television I am sure I would have become obsessed by sex.
Without doubt, the work carried out (and planned for the future) by Doctor Farsalinos makes him a leading figure in the vaping world. The sterling research achievements are complimented by his advocacy during public debate. Be it combatting bad legislation, improving business practise or making the process of vaping safer – the Doc is a true vaping hero.
I’m nursing pain. It’s a widely known fact that men bear the hardship of physical discomfort better than women, and I wouldn’t usually mention it, but the severity of this means there are massive questions demanding answering.
In a never-ending quest to bring support to vapers old and new (and slip songs from my favourite bands into the titles), here’s a list of some of the probable and improbable consequences to vaping:
For some Bitcoin is a revolution, for others it’s a scam while the rest of us find it as incomprehensible as to why anyone watches third-rate celebrities in a jungle. Given that vendors such as Stealthvape are adopting it as a payment system it seems reasonable to embark on a little self-education.
Every episode began the same way: Barry Gray’s rolling drums and big horns combined with the thunderous numerical countdown provided by Peter Dyneley. In a small child this produced the same effect as when an adult hears the question “Shall we go to the pub?”
The plot probably doesn’t need explaining, surely there can’t be anyone alive not aware that this secret organisation carried out acts of daring do in order to save lives from mortal danger. And it all kicked off when we got to “1”.
Another new dripper is launched on the vaping market. Another three-post, airy dripper that aside from the cosmetics looks like almost every other three-post, airy dripper under the cap.
There’s a proliferation going on, these things are multiplying faster than the rabbits in my garden. One minute you see a couple of drippers but look away for a second and the electronic cigarette version of Gregor Mendel sneaks in and does a bunch of RDA genetic experiments.
