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grandad
PostPosted: Sat Mar 15, 2014 10:24 am 
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Nidge2 wrote:
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It's not a Tobacco product so how can they ban them?

They can ban anything they like. Satnavs, playing the radio, flags, asking people their phone number, chatting up women, t-shirts, baseball caps.,,the list goes on.

It's more to do that they look like real cigs, even though a lot don't and it's easier to put a blanket ban in place so it's easier for them to dish out fines. If they spot you driving and smoking you could argue it was an e-cig even if it wasn't - but they're too lazy to put a ban on the ones that could be mistaken for real cigs only.


But under the 2006 smoking act it says "Tobacco." No one is using "Tobacco."

They are not banning them under the smoking act.

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The main problem lies with those ecigs that look like the real thing, white with light brown filter and the glowing red end, that you can buy from tossers, if the white bit was any other colour they would not have been a problem
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The main problem lies with those ecigs that look like the real thing, white with light brown filter and the glowing red end, that you can buy from tossers, if the white bit was any other colour they would not have been a problem


The main problem lies with Cab *iggers accepting any old sh*t, bending over and saying, "thanking you kindly sir."

#-o #-o #-o #-o #-o

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Nidge2 wrote:
sasha wrote:
Nidge2 wrote:
It's not a Tobacco product so how can they ban them?

They can ban anything they like. Satnavs, playing the radio, flags, asking people their phone number, chatting up women, t-shirts, baseball caps.,,the list goes on.

It's more to do that they look like real cigs, even though a lot don't and it's easier to put a blanket ban in place so it's easier for them to dish out fines. If they spot you driving and smoking you could argue it was an e-cig even if it wasn't - but they're too lazy to put a ban on the ones that could be mistaken for real cigs only.


But under the 2006 smoking act it says "Tobacco." No one is using "Tobacco."


There banning them because they're to$$ers and they can. #-o

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Skull wrote:
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The main problem lies with those ecigs that look like the real thing, white with light brown filter and the glowing red end, that you can buy from tossers, if the white bit was any other colour they would not have been a problem


The main problem lies with Cab *iggers accepting any old sh*t, bending over and saying, "thanking you kindly sir."

#-o #-o #-o #-o #-o


That about sums it up eusasmiles.zip

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Nidge2
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gusmac wrote:

But under the 2006 smoking act it says "Tobacco." No one is using "Tobacco."


There banning them because they're to$$ers and they can. #-o[/quote]


On that your spot on.
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Looks like even E-Ciggies can be be bad for your health.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-merseyside-28701515
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Looks like even E-Ciggies can be be bad for your health.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-merseyside-28701515

Only if you are a thick scouser using an incorrectly charged transformer.

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Sussex wrote:
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Looks like even E-Ciggies can be be bad for your health.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-merseyside-28701515

Only if you are a thick scouser using an incorrectly charged transformer.


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Uh huh..you don't want to piss these guys off.
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Wow..TDO's biggest ever JPG image ever to...what's my prize?
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gusmac
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"We urge people to always use electrical equipment in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions and guidance, always ensure that no electrical items are left charging overnight or left unattended for a long period when being charged, and do not mix parts from different e-cigarettes.

"Only use the original charger or electrical cables supplied and ensure you purchase electrical items from a reputable source."


And ffs dont charge them up next to oxygen equipment #-o

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gusmac wrote:
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"We urge people to always use electrical equipment in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions and guidance, always ensure that no electrical items are left charging overnight or left unattended for a long period when being charged, and do not mix parts from different e-cigarettes.

"Only use the original charger or electrical cables supplied and ensure you purchase electrical items from a reputable source."


And ffs dont charge them up next to oxygen equipment #-o


Nope..not to bright that one. [-X
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Sussex wrote:
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Looks like even E-Ciggies can be be bad for your health.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-merseyside-28701515

Only if you are a thick scouser using an incorrectly charged transformer.


Well he wouldn't be the only thick amongst us :wink:

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The European court has also ruled they are not tobacco products, and cannot be brought under the tax regime, everything in the juice is found in food, that can be bought off the shelves in a supermarket
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The European court has also ruled they are not tobacco products, and cannot be brought under the tax regime, everything in the juice is found in food, that can be bought off the shelves in a supermarket


Which one... Lid'ls or Aldi's ?
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