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E-cigarette poisoning figures soar 
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http://www.theguardian.com/society/2014 ... s-children

FAIL thread, maybe?

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i will continue to smoke the 'real' thing, sod the mickey mouse stuff ...

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Not really about vaping at all. More about people being complete [LIFTED] and leaving liquids (which have warnings all over them) open or around children

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As above, it's like leaving bottles of (non-child proof) medicine around kids and not expecting something bad to happen.

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cloaked_wolf wrote:
As above, it's like leaving bottles of (non-child proof) medicine around kids and not expecting something bad to happen.


Yep

Everything now should have a child proof cap. Mind I thought the article might be about sub-ohmers with high nic liquid to start ;)

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