parents should get the fines for their kids vaping in schools . if the parents are educating kids in the dangers of vaping we would not have this issue. kids have no consequences or no repercussions from vapes they are never going to pay a fine . kids not going to school take payments away from parents and magically they all go to school now . so parents should get the fine . half of the time the parents have no idea what their kids are doing and the other half are buying it for them. how does 75%of vapes end up in kids hands . teach the parents to teach the kids . this would put such a huge dent in vape sales that companies would no longer want to sell here .we all know the flavors and colors are not for adults and targeting kids. so if parents faced a fine every time their kids vaped in a public place or school or on a train we would not have this issue . parents are the key to stopping vapes if they faced the fines they would punish their kids . slack and lazy parenting is the issue here . not all parents are bad and lazy but its the slack parents buying it for your kids if every underage kid got their parents a fine government would make a small fortune to help tackle the health care system that is going downhill fast. they cant stop the black markets selling vapes because to much money is to be made from kids vaping . if parents got the fine they would stop kids themselves saving millions of lives . if you see a kid vaping yell at them tell them what they are doing is wrong its not cool and they think it is all fun and games . it wont be fun and games if we took away the kids games and phones every time they vaped . if adults got the fine they would teach and punish the kids and not be a slack parent
Educate yourself BEFORE you join a vape forum to rant and bash vaping. You are definitely not part of this community and you'll find that by spouting this nonsense your welcome will wear out quickly. Now, go away or I shall taunt you a second time.
Where are you getting All This Tripe?
You come in here Crusading like all Parents need to do is Yell at Kids all the Worlds Problems go away. It sounds more like a "Get Off My Lawn" Geriatric Rant adjusted for e-Cigarettes.
The Overwhelming Majority of ECF Members believe in e-Cigarettes as a way for Adults to get off and Stay Off Cigarettes.
So take of your Misguided Moral Imperatives and go back to Reddit or wherever you came from.
I would like to suggest a few more transgressions we could have parents fined for letting their kids do. Beer, pot, cigs, swearing, not finishing their vegetables, underage sex, listening to heavy metal, running in the hallway, fighting, littering.
A bore with a bee in his bonnet - just what we need of a Sunday Morning!
Cheerio, cheerio cheerio!
Cheerio, cheerio cheerio!
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... permitting nose picking, not washing behind their ears, getting funny haircuts, wearing baseball caps side on, leaving their rooms scruffy, having sweaty feet, not taking the bins out, playing pocket billiards, wearing funny trousers with their backsides hanging out - the list is endless!
Either that or "We've sent him homewards, tae think again!" as the song goes.
Either way no great loss.
I thought this particular OP was banned for getting on the forums, and trying to "preach" about vaping before. Got slapped down hard once. Guessing the OP is a bit hard-headed.
As we say in Scotland - 'There's aye yin" - he's the one who ends up standing at the end of the bar with some 6 feet between him and the rest of the company.
We say the word 'aye' differently depending what we we mean -aye said eye means yes, aye said more like ayi means always.
As we also say -'Ye just give tae come frae yoond here ti get it!'
That all said we've seen him/her/them off to most of our relief - we really don't need the likes o' that roond here!
We say the word 'aye' differently depending what we we mean -aye said eye means yes, aye said more like ayi means always.
As we also say -'Ye just give tae come frae yoond here ti get it!'
That all said we've seen him/her/them off to most of our relief - we really don't need the likes o' that roond here!
We used to say why-aye (pronounced why eye). Aye meant yes, why-aye was more like I definitely agree.
Might as well have some fun with this thread since the original content is a waste of space.
@englishmick - when young I worked in Preston Lancashire, Wakefield Yorkshire and Evesham Worcester and I've often heard " Why aye" used a greeting, meaning something like 'How's it going?' or 'What's new?"
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