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   Comment by Bear on 24 July 2009:

   A filthy,invasive habit!
   Ban it all!
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   Comment by laceyund on 25 July 2009:

   I hope to God they do not get banned and the only way they will be is if the tobacco industry and the pharmaceutical industry decide that their loss of profits is just too much for them bear. As we all know, the tobacco and pharm industries live off of profit and have very little to do with health.
   I went from a pack a day smoker to 2-4 a day and now, I am proud to say that I am free of the tobacco cigarettes. I have quit with every single method you could imagine and nothing took care of the addiction to the action of smoking.
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   Comment by dolly returns on 25 July 2009:

   no faith they shouldn’t…hee hee i just bought one, though never used it as have stopped smoking AGAIN, they are not illegal , and i bought them for the sole purpose of getting nicotine without the use of the rest of the chemicals, which contrary to belief dont bother most smokers, ive even lived and smoked over thirty years pretending to myself that everyone is lying about the dangers of smoking.. but on another note why is anyone worried about the so called dangers when surly we are killing ourselves by the thousands each year from the real thing..they are just another form of nrt , i personally find its all just a money making machine and cold turkey is the way to go, but hey im sure half of the world wont agree..x
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   Comment by Carrie on 25 July 2009:

   Doesn’t appear that they serve any useful purpose. Plus, being made in China is a good enough reason to avoid them. It does show also that, in the highly unlikely event of cigarette production ceasing across the Western world, there will always be something new to replicate them.
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   Comment by Josefina I on 25 July 2009:

   Yeah you know if you know now you’re a Yeah yeah, but if you don’t know now you aren’t great.
   That’s my music, the good music THE REAL
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   Comment by Firiun on 25 July 2009:

   Now that’s stuipid. Normal cigaretes are’nt illegal, so why make these? Besides, they contain no tar, so are surely healthier?
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   Comment by Non Prophet Organization on 25 July 2009:

   Its only a matter of time before you get electrocuted.
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   Comment by raprunr on 25 July 2009:

   I think ALL smokes should be banned and i am a smoker, lol.
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   Comment by Liberal Democrat on 25 July 2009:

   I think all tobacco should be banned!
10. 

    Comment by star 70 on 26 July 2009:

    No.. people should be allowed to buy their smokes over the internet.. Everyone is going to die of something…
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    Comment by quantum pendant on 26 July 2009:

    Yep.
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    Comment by ٩๏̯͡๏)۶ ♥נєѕѕу♥ ٩๏̯͡๏)۶ on 26 July 2009:

    ive never heard of them if they are safe then they shouldnt be banned
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    Comment by Laura Jayne B on 26 July 2009:

    what is the world coming to!!!! lol
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    Comment by whitesmoke software on 26 July 2009:

    I have heard of these but never seen them. I think they are ridiculous. They are part of the back lash to the smoking ban. A lot of people seem to think the smoking ban is made to inconvenience smokers when it is actually for the health of the staff that work in what used to be smoking establishments.
    Anyway i am veering off the point here, I cannot believe that people would use something that has not been really that well tested. I doubt they would ban it in Australia without good reason. Governments make a mint off tobacco and tobacco related products, due to the heavy taxing etc
    I gave up smoking a few years ago (simply through willpower alone) and even if I still smoked I would not even think of using one of these.

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