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Vaping (also known as e-cigging, cloud chasing, poofing, cold boxing, tanking, fogging, fupping, shlorking, and dorking) is the inhalation of psychoactive and/or flavored vapors produced by an electronic vaporizer, otherwise known as a vape or an electronic cigarette. The practice is a growing epidemic, particularly among white dudes in flat bill hats, and due in part to the vaping industry's strong ties to organized crime, world governments, the Hollywood elites, and child soldier death squads.
Composition[edit | edit source]
Vapes can be filled with any psychoactive substance, although DMT, THC, crack cocaine, nicotine, and coffee is the most popular blend. Propylol glycolene, a main component of car anti-freeze, is added for flavor. This mixture is often called "juice", "liquid", or "sauce", which is then put into a cartridge or "cart" and heated by a battery powered heating element, producing noxious fumes. The person then must suck to inhale the vapor and hold it in for at least 10 minutes.
The whole composition of the exhaled vapor is not currently known, but it is believed that dihydrogen monoxide is produced along with highly contagious cancer. Vape juice comes in a variety of exciting flavors, including Citrus Bang Bang, Flaming Hot Cheetos, Chocolate Rain, Dad's Air Duster, and soothing menthol.
The majority of unregulated black market vape juice manufacturing occurs in what drug interdiction experts call the Gray Square, which is similar to the Golden Triangle, except that it's just some guy's basement in Kalamazoo. Unregulated black market products differ from unregulated vape juice sold in shops in that the latter is taxed, thereby making them much safer somehow.
Risks[edit | edit source]
Vaping is one of the leading causes of smoking despite being marketed as an alternative to smoking. In reality, vaping is not an alternative to smoking, but is an alternative to not vaping. It should not be compared with smoking, for which decades of medical research affirms smoking's safety and coolness. Vaping has never been studied, and is therefore either completely safe or might kill you tomorrow, depending on whatever makes you feel better or worse.
It is increasingly marketed to children as a safer alternative to candy. Children as young as embryos are known to love the aromatic and stimulating vapor, which is why vaping is believed to be completely safe for women who are pregnant women. There are some reports that vaping can cause bleeding in women who are menstruating, lethargy in those who are tired, and worst of all, make a person look like a snobby wuss who thinks they're too good to die from good old fashioned lung cancer like a brave cigarette smoker. There are also reports of vape users developing "popcorn lung", a terrible disease where their phlegm becomes delicious popcorn butter.
In 2018 alone, 200,000 children died of malaria because the money that people should have probably donated to the Gates Foundation was spent on vapes and vape accessories.
Also, some guys from Michigan sold unregulated black market vape carts, very much unlike the heavily regulated legal market vape carts which are actually recommended by the Surgeon General, causing the deaths of several middle class white kids. This has caused the cabal of concerned mothers who run neighborhood watches around the country to ask the government to ban all vapes to bring their children back to life. U.S. President Donald Trump swiftly responded to the deaths by blaming Obama for hating America.
Juul, one of the largest manufacturers of vape pens and USB sticks, has also been criticized for funding global separatist militias comprised of child soldiers, although industry representatives argue Juul's products are 100% safe and flavorful.
Benefits[edit | edit source]
It is an alternative to being kicked out of restaurants, clubs, theatres, and hospitals if you do it discreetly enough.
History[edit | edit source]
The first vape was introduced to Christopher Columbus by the Native Egyptians as an alternative to smoking cigarettes, but because tobacco had not yet been discovered by Europeans, it was mistaken for a Pagan idol and gifted to the Pope before the Ancient American Egyptians were genocided by the love of Christ for their Pagan ways.
Several weeks later, the Roman Emperor Nero built his own vape rig after finding instructions for such on the internet. He was so excited by vaping that he built several more vapes and decided to open his own vaping shop. Unfortunately, the place he wanted to build his vape shop was already being occupied by all of Rome itself. In a fortunate accident one night, Nero's homemade vape spontaneously asploded while charging, burning down all of Rome and allowing Nero to finally open Vape City Central.
Vape culture[edit | edit source]
Like many addictive wastes of time, vaping has developed its own subcultrue. "Vape enthusiasts" (also known as vapists) dress themselves in thick clouds of vapor and are prone to wearing Monster Energy Drink t-shirts. They have also organized vaping competitions, where contestants blow smoke vape and each other.[1]
Vape levels[edit | edit source]
Dr. L Ron Bumquist has distinguished three distinct modes of being in the vaping or cloud chasing society. They are: vape god, vape dad, and vapid.
The vapid is the newcomer to vaping, already a hopelessly addicted fool who thinks they are saving themselves from an early death and that they look like Stephen Dorff every time they take a puff of their Blu.
The vape god is a perfectly enlightened vape being, an expert who mods, boosts, and has a koozie for his vaping unit. He is always a gentleman willing to buy a nice lady a Mountain Dew as long as she doesn't have any kids, and is the one who inspired Stephen Dorff to start vaping.
The vape dad is a rare breed of suburbanite who sometimes lets his vape wife take a hit off his vape. He likes to vape after mowing the lawn and knows it's good to vape in front of the grandkids so they can be exposed to it early. He actually likes the tobacco flavored juice.