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Vaping in the stand

kdavik said:
It's like the monty python sketch "self defence against fruit" has come true but now it's self defence against fruit vapours hahaha. You couldn't make it up! Modern day hooligans terrorising the stands with stinky raspberry scents. Manky Melon mists descending upon helpless children. Parents sacrificing themselves sucking in the lethal vapours to save them. Where will it all end?
Makes you feel like having a tab. There's some right ninnies on here.
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Bet that sounded absolutely class in your head
 

viccarlton said:
I’m guessing you’re interpreting the final paragraph to suit the narrative:- Research ongoing, it seems negligible amounts ( not very definite that is it) some health professionals recommend avoiding vaping around pregnant women, babies and children, I wonder why that could be?
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They have to write that.
Cover themselves.
The point stands that pollution in London will be far far more harmful. So if people are getting anxious about a vape then they surely need to be wearing masks outside in the city
st joes lad said:
That’s good,think Middlesbrough have a smoking zone as well or they did when we played them in the cup a few years ago,Gateshead did as well when we played them pre season
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And with that option, people should surely be able to last 45 mins without a smoke or vape.
 
I grew up in the 80’s where every home, pub and car was filled with cigarette smoke. The Cornings factory next to us used regularly spew out chemicals and cover all the cars in white powder. Everything was made of asbestos. I don’t think we need to worry about some second hand strawberry vapour.
Giving the bloke a crack is out of order mind
 
Andy Reids Pie Shop said:
I grew up in the 80’s where every home, pub and car was filled with cigarette smoke. The Cornings factory next to us used regularly spew out chemicals and cover all the cars in white powder. Everything was made of asbestos. I don’t think we need to worry about some second hand strawberry vapour.
Giving the bloke a crack is out of order mind
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People weren't worried about it back then. And got illnesses, diseases and died as a result.
 
Andy Reids Pie Shop said:
I grew up in the 80’s where every home, pub and car was filled with cigarette smoke. The Cornings factory next to us used regularly spew out chemicals and cover all the cars in white powder. Everything was made of asbestos. I don’t think we need to worry about some second hand strawberry vapour.
Giving the bloke a crack is out of order mind
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Aye, but it was different back in the olden days, man.
 
My old man lost a lung to TB in the 50s but it didn't stop him from rolling his own until he was in his early 70s. We grew up in the 70s with yellow ceilings and wallpaper. Manky.
 
Pipes on the roker , we'll have no pipes on the Roker ( guantanamera)
Well known 1930s chant , hell on if you got your cut plug or shag out .
 
buckowski said:
I don’t go to games either. If I did go, the vape stuff wouldn’t be with me, it never leaves the house.
You’ve taken that reply out of context.
To answer your question, of course that’s not fine. But how this triggers people is crazy man. You’d think the stadium was enveloped in nuclear fallout.
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Thing is we don’t know if this vape was going in the persons face. I’d be fuming as well if it was. Probably would have moved tbh
 
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