Schools to ban ecigs in the North West
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OK the point I was trying to make was,if my child said that they had been smoking I would not lead them to vaping instead as they are young enough to not do anything at all,i agree vaping is far better than smoking which is why I'm here in the first place but a child can do without if led in the right direction.
AndyC1971
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Then why cant you??
Dont joke, the hairs stood up on the back of my neck, just reading that
It's easy. I've banned my 11yr old from having boyfriends until she's 39.
Job done.
If that's a euphemism then you have my attention you sexy beast, you.
Because i'm 42,a child hasn't been smoking long enough to be addicted to nicotine.
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Lets hope they are caught in the first few days then!!
http://www.quitsmokingsupport.com/howlong.htm
Cold turkey is cold turkey irrespective of age.
Flavour Vapour Bolton
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Sadly here in Bolton and Manchester in general it is common knowledge that kids are getting hold of these, I know of two newsagents in the Bolton area selling them to kids and also a market stall in Swinton that has most of his customers are under 18!....we have had kids in the shop trying to buy liquids...as a responsible retailer I offered to the local high school for me to go in and speak to the staff and give a presentation on what an ecig is so they can recognize them and deal wit haccordingly....my offer was not taken up...I also reported the other said establishments to trading standards.....this was 6 months ago anf guess what...trading standards have done nothing....how are we supposed to self regulate as responsible vendors when the authorities do nothing about the rogues...of which there are plenty in the North West!
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