Are there any memes about vaping?
· Whether they are ironic towards the vaping community (vapers can take a good joke) or are a humorous representation of anti-vaping issues, here are some of the finest memes from the internet. Some of the memes here we created, while others were already out there making fun in the stream. Have you got a favorite vaping meme? Let us know in a ...
Are God memes about God’s violence in the Bible?
· 2) “OMG vaping is worse than SMOKING!”. via me.me. This is so true, in my experience…. I was a 2-pack-a-day smoker. Some days, I’d even smoke 3. Yet when I first started vaping, I was going through a JUUL pod every 3 days. For the record, that’s the equivalent of 20 cigarettes, versus the 40 I was smoking PER DAY.
How many God memes are there?
· We put together the most hilarious vaping memes we could find, so vapers can have a laugh and non-vapers can think twice about criticising this fun e-cigarette club. 1. We are all electrical engineers. We now live in an era in which your housemate who studies Art Foundation can give you a better explanation of Ohm’s Law than the guy the ...
Are God memes making fun of Christianity?
· You can’t necessarily blame yourself for trying to work through your own vape cloud. all you can do is keep working and keep vaping. People with alternatives are quitters of the worst kind. 3. The Harsh Truth. No picture of a desert or image of a blasted landscape does justice to that feeling of being out of e-juice.
2. That Moment When You Take A Dry Hit
We took this photo when writing 14 common clearomiser mistakes and solutions. Dan bravely volunteered for the photo – and it seemed perfect for a meme!
5. Anti-Freeze Meme
I believe this one refers to the claim (not often repeated now) that propylene glycol, one of the ingredients in ecigs, is an anti-freeze. (It is used as an anti-freeze – in drinking water.) Diethylene glycol was also found in 1 eliquid – see the full story here.
18. Game Of Thrones
This ones refers to an old anti-vaping argument, which argued that e-cigs contained anti-freeze. Sometimes this referred to propylene glycol, which is used as a non-toxic anti-freeze in drinking water! Several years ago, one e-cig (out of 16 tested) was also found to have traces of diethylene glycol ( see here for more info ).
