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Smudger105e

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I travelled from Derby to St Pancras last Friday on the 09:20 departure (1C27), not that any of this information is relevant!!

A chap in a seat nearby kept smoking electronic cigarettes on and off throughout the journey. These seemed to emit smoke, although my wife says it is vapour.

What is the policy on smoking electronic cigarettes in no smoking areas?
 
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AlterEgo

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They're legal. They don't emit smoke, so the chap wasn't 'smoking'.

They do look incredibly daft though!
 

AlterEgo

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I used to buy those white candy sticks that looked a bit like fags and came in what looked like a 10-pack fag packet...
 

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I think i prefer the smell of smoke to them. Only cool bit is the blue light. A mate of mine smoked it around me all day & maybe coincidence but it gave me a sore throat.
 

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Indeed it is vapour. I wouldn't mind having one just to see if I get piled on to get kicked off until I tell them it's an electronic one lol!

I believe they are supposed to come with paperwork too that proves they are legal anywhere
 

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Of course if the vapour causes annoyance or discomfort to other passengers Railway Byelaw 6(8) would come into play

No person shall molest or wilfully interfere with the comfort or convenience of
any person on the railway.
 

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Of course if the vapour causes annoyance or discomfort to other passengers Railway Byelaw 6(8) would come into play

On that basis you'd be able to kick someone off a train for breathing steam when it's very cold...
 

Sir_Clagalot

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The wife uses one and they are a damned sight cheaper than real fags!! The ones she has use liquid of different flavours and also different nicotine strengths, with a zero nicotine also available if you just want the sensation of putting it in your mouth
 

Tim R-T-C

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Of course if the vapour causes annoyance or discomfort to other passengers Railway Byelaw 6(8) would come into play

Put an extra pair of commas in there...

No person shall molest, or wilfully interfere with the comfort or convenience of
any person on, the railway.
 

andypops

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Put an extra pair of commas in there...

No person shall molest, or wilfully interfere with the comfort or convenience of
any person on, the railway.

So, which MP / Chief Exec of NR / ex prime minister should be tried first...
 
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