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Vaping in the stand


psr said:
Gan to the match and inhale some addicted person's strawberry lemon vanilla bubble gum passive vapour. Sure, why would you be bothered?
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Some berks seem to think it's different to smoking tabs.

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MiddleAgedMan said:
Absolutely endemic today. Absolutely disgusting. Tried to challenge some people and assaulted by a fellow fan for daring to do so.

Should be ashamed if you do it.
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My views on vaping in the stand are well known but that’s bang out of order if you’ve been assaulted. You’d hope some of the away support would step in if we have arseholes assaulting our own fans
 
The solution is fire up "Pot Noodle" at half time. Boiling water from the kiosk , give a legally required warning and you will clear three rows. The "Bombay Bad Boy" is extra extreme and banned in some grounds. Recent match between Full Ham and Oxtail United was stopped at half time. In an Internation UEFA fined Turkey for using them v Greece when riots broke out. Yes fight fire with Pot Noodle and take control of your area. Good luck.
 
dangermows said:
Some berks seem to think it's different to smoking tabs.

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In 20 years time people will have 'Vape Lung'. Only then will it hit home.
TB22 said:
The solution is fire up "Pot Noodle" at half time. Boiling water from the kiosk , give a legally required warning and you will clear three rows. The "Bombay Bad Boy" is extra extreme and banned in some grounds. Recent match between Full Ham and Oxtail United was stopped at half time. In an Internation UEFA fined Turkey for using them v Greece when riots broke out. Yes fight fire with Pot Noodle and take control of your area. Good luck.
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I think all us non-vapours should carry a canister of cheap and nasty air freshener and give vapours a taste of their own medicine.
 
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The bloke thats assaulted him wants banning and i hope cctv catches him , theyll also have his seat number. Thats if hes not gone on a coked up wander to squeeze in next to his mate.
No excuse for hitting fellow fans , even if they were rude all thats needed is a "shut up you old twat" ..if youre even that kind in the first place.
Hope hes banned
 
viccarlton said:
Now I’m no expert, but I’m pretty sure that inhaling fumes of any description into your lungs is not recommended, I’m quite happy to avoid having to do so at every opportunity thank you.
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Listen to the experts then.
'Smoking e-cigarettes, also known as vaping, doesn't produce tobacco smoke so the risks of passive smoking with conventional cigarettes don't apply to e-cigs.'
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As mentioned previously, you'll be far worse off breathing in city pollution so if you're worried about breathing in vape which is harmeles, wear a mask at all times in a city , where the pollution certainly isn't
dangermows said:
Some berks seem to think it's different to smoking tabs.

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Some berks seem to think that vapes aren't regulated in the UK !

The Regulations also specify additional prohibited ingredient standards to those set out in the EU Tobacco Products Directive53. UK regulations do not permit compounds such as formaldehyde, acrolein and acetaldehyde in e-cigarettes or e-cigarette liquids sold in the UK52.
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offmenut said:
Listen to the experts then.
'Smoking e-cigarettes, also known as vaping, doesn't produce tobacco smoke so the risks of passive smoking with conventional cigarettes don't apply to e-cigs.'
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As mentioned previously, you'll be far worse off breathing in city pollution so if you're worried about breathing in vape which is harmeles, wear a mask at all times in a city , where the pollution certainly isn't

Some berks seem to think that vapes aren't regulated in the UK !

The Regulations also specify additional prohibited ingredient standards to those set out in the EU Tobacco Products Directive53. UK regulations do not permit compounds such as formaldehyde, acrolein and acetaldehyde in e-cigarettes or e-cigarette liquids sold in the UK52.
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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?
Research into this area is ongoing, but it seems that e-cigs release negligible amounts of nicotine into the atmosphere and the limited evidence available suggests that any risk from passive vaping to bystanders is small relative to tobacco cigarettes. But some health professionals have recommended avoiding vaping around pregnant women, babies and children.
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offmenut said:
I don't vape or smoke , but breathe what shite in?

UK vapes are more or less chemical free and passive smoke from vaping more or less negligible (from the NHS website).
If people are concerned about it cos they have breathing issues or cancer, they definitely want to be wearing masks when out in big cities like London , as the pollution from these cities will be far far worse than standing next to someone vaping.

At Millwall yesterday and at most grounds you can go outside at half time - quite a large area outside to go and smoke.
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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
 
Don't vape and don't smoke. Each to their own in my opinion. Issue I have is the odour given off is rank and I don't want it blown jn my face or that of my son, harmful or not.
Just the same has I don't want somebody next to me breaking wind every 5 minutes. Again harmful or not its disgusting.
Do agree there should be designated areas in sports stadiums.
 
ywcmackem said:
Don't vape and don't smoke. Each to their own in my opinion. Issue I have is the odour given off is rank and I don't want it blown jn my face or that of my son, harmful or not.
Just the same has I don't want somebody next to me breaking wind every 5 minutes. Again harmful or not its disgusting.
Do agree there should be designated areas in sports stadiums.
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How on earth would you create a designated farting area?
 
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.
 
psr said:
In 20 years time people will have 'Vape Lung'. Only then will it hit home.

I think all us non-vapours should carry a canister of cheap and nasty air freshener and give vapours a taste of their own medicine.
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I'm just going to start spiling a hot bovril straight down the back of their necks as I try to move away from the plume of smoke.

Accidently of course, caused by their initial action of vaping.
 
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