Vaping Supply Shipping Coming to a Halt in April!

Me | 3-6-2021 | Randall Flagg

[RandallFlagg]

According to this: COVID-19 Relief Bill Senselessly Targets Vapers Shipping via USPS, Vaping goodies will be really difficult to get.

[RandallFlagg]

You could always try FedEX, UPS or Commiezon

USPS, FEDEX and UPS have all agreed to stop shipping anything related to vaping.
Which is why I started this thread.

[Big Red Badger]

Humans been Smoking for,,,,
A long time.Marlboros run off annoying liberals Fast!
I’ll quit soon enough.
And Kool folks smoke!

[drSteve78]

It’s not bigotry.
It’s disgust.

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Agreed, And as a group, we expect the best of you to show up, not your “posterior face”.

[logi_cal869]

“Vaping kills covid!”

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Worked for me. Odd that so few give a damn, isn’t it?

[Peter W. Kessler]

November 20, 2009. Quit smoking thanks to vaping.

Thanks for the heads up.

[PROCON]

A carton of Marlboros in Vietnam was $2.00!

[ThisLittleLightofMine]

It wasn’t a judgement, but when someone says they quit smoking, they really haven’t if they are still vaping. I smoked for most of my life, so I’m not judging it, it was very difficult to quit but I was seeking clarification. Oh and I like sugar alot.

[Pollard]

The ironic thing about this being added to a so-called, "Covid Relief Bill," is that a main ingredient for vaping fluid is propylene glycol. A liquid that destroys viruses.

Not irony, purposeful. Just like HCQ. Look at all the things they have planned on for years. Mass vaccination. Covid passports or Vac ID cards. They came up with these plans years ago and ran scenarios on them. Now they know people will accept being locked down world wide. It's game on baby. It's surreal. There are cities world wide redesigning for buses and bicycles. The green new deal aka NWO is coming. Might be 20 years out but it's coming. I'll stock up some more. Might be the least of my concerns some day.

[Organic Panic]

Only because they haven’t figured out how to tax it. They don’t give a crap about our health and safety. it’s ALWAYS about THEIR money and THEIR control over us.

PS. I don’t smoke or vape.

[alternatives?]

You are right. I looked at the three sites.

I don’t vape but it is funny to watch someone driving and vaping. It is like a steam train.

I don’t drink coffee either. I went by a Starbucks today at 11:20 and they had over 20 cars in the drive through.

To each his own. We all will probably be lucky to have money for bread in a couple of years.

[RandallFlagg]

It’s just a simple switch from an unhealthy vice to one far less than lethal.
As far as I know -and I keep a pretty good watch on this kind of thing- not a single person has died from legitimate vaping.
That means using food grade ingredients. Nothing with any oils. Propylene glycol, vegetable glycerin, food flavorings and nicotine.
No oils. No marijuana stuff.
That means using regulated box mods. Nothing that draws power directly from the battery. Unregulated box mods have blown people’s faces off. Kinda want to avoid those.

Over ten years ago, there were cases of something called, “Popcorn Lung,” but the ingredient that caused this has been discontinued for quite some time.

What I’m asking is that if vaping is safer than smoking cigarettes, and it is successful in getting more people off of smoking, what’s the harm?
And...
Should it be criminalized?
Or made more difficult as an option by the government?

[CJ Wolf]

I also quit using the vape. Smoked since I was 16. Started one day in a half hearted attempt to quit. It actually worked. Next day and then on. Got to be several years now.

[CJ Wolf]

It’s not that difficult to grow tobacco.

[RandallFlagg]

Last time I checked, you can grow up to a tenth of an acre of tobacco, and cannot sell what you grow. Those were the only laws concerning this.

[RandallFlagg]

To each his own.

Thank you for not being a nanny. It's truly appreciated, and what you said is something I live by.
My phrase is, "Let people be people."

We all will probably be lucky to have money for bread in a couple of years.

Here ya go:

⦁ 1 1/4 cups milk
⦁ 1 egg
⦁ 2 tablespoons butter
⦁ 1/4 cup white sugar
⦁ 3/4 teaspoon salt
⦁ 3 cups bread flour
⦁ 1 1/4 teaspoons active dry yeast

Place the milk and butter in a plastic container and heat to 120 degrees (OK to microwave)
Put egg and the sugar into the liquid and slowly stir with a fork to dissolve the sugar and break up the egg
Pour the liquid ingredients into your mixing bowl
Put the salt and bread flour into a dry bowl and pour it into the mixing bowl so it’s on top of the wet ingredients
Make a little pocket on top of the flour/salt mix and put the yeast into that pocket
Stir for 15 minutes until it’s thoroughly mixed
Cover for 70 minutes to retain heat and moisture, allow to do the first rise
After the 1st rise, place on lightly floured cutting board and evenly divide into eight (Large burger buns) or ten (Smaller buns) rolls
Place rolls about 2” apart on a baking tray brushed with shortening, then brush melted butter on top of them
Cover for 1 hour for 2nd rise (I put them in my oven with a plastic container with hot water in it to maintain humidity)
Bake at 365 degrees for 18-25 minutes.
Enjoy!!
NOMS!!

[CJ Wolf]

I wonder if the covid bill has prevented tobacco seeds sent through the mail too. I used to get them that way.

[RandallFlagg]

Those seeds were TINY!
About as big as a period on my screen.
It was an enjoyable hobby.
Not as fun as growing carnivorous plants, though.
However, those required a lot more work.

[RandallFlagg]

They don’t give a crap about our health and safety. it’s ALWAYS about THEIR money and THEIR control over us.

BINGO!!
BTW, I just checked the Liquid Barn website.
They're completely sold out of their nicotine with the propylene glycol and vegetable glycerin base.
There are other vendors, though.

Government ruins everything!

[CJ Wolf]

Very tiny, yep. I made some good cigars from them though. 🚬

[RandallFlagg]

OH! I remember buying that little cheap book about how to make cigars. Can’t remember the name of it. It detailed the history of tobacco (Cigarettes were a form of currency in post World War 2 Germany) and had loads of details of growing and curing. How to build a kiln for drying the leaves, how to cut them, etc. Really interesting.

I wish I could remember it.
(Of course, I’m on my fourth Vesper martini. Things might get weird at this point.)