I Love Anthony Velikov

Tony has been awol at college, not much is known about his day to day habits. Luckily we’ve been able to capture this intel drop on Tony from a local discrete news source (the word on the street).

In an unsettling revelation from a San Diego college campus, Anthony (Tony/tdawg/tflake) vel, a student known for his solo unranked league of legends presence, has recently been spotted engaging in a variety of questionable vaping activities, sparking concern among peers and faculty alike. According to multiple eyewitness reports, toner has been observed using nicotine vapes, along with counterfeit Delta-8 THC cartridges, which are allegedly purchased from local gas stations, and vaping what is believed to be low-quality cannabis shake with an electronic vaporizer.

Sources familiar with toniys behavior report that he has been frequently seen using these substances in public areas of the San Diego college, including outdoor lounges and dormitory spaces. The popularity of vaping, often perceived as a safer alternative to smoking, has been met with increasing scrutiny, particularly when it involves counterfeit or unregulated products. Delta-8 THC, which is legal in many states but not always subject to stringent regulation, has also become a growing concern as reports of fake cartridges and unsafe substances flood the market.

Fake Delta-8 cartridges, often marketed as legitimate products, have been known to contain unknown or potentially dangerous chemicals. Some students expressed concern that tdawg’s use of these potentially harmful items could set a troubling precedent for other students.

“I’ve seen him use those cartridges a few times, and I don’t think they’re from a legit source,” one of his roommates commented. “I’ve heard about people getting sick from bad cartridges, and it’s scary that something like that could be so easy to get.”

University officials have not issued any official statements about tflake specifically but have emphasized their commitment to promoting student health and safety. They have also reiterated the dangers of vaping unregulated or illicit substances, reminding students that both nicotine and THC products bought from unverified sources can pose significant health risks, particularly when mixed with cheaper, untested additives.

While Tony’s activities have raised eyebrows, some students have taken a more relaxed approach. “He’s an adult, he can make his own choices,” said another roommate, acknowledging the fine line between personal freedom and campus-wide health initiatives.

As the vaping trend continues to evolve, university health programs are expected to ramp up efforts to educate students about the potential dangers of unregulated vaping products and their long-term effects on health.

Tony vel could not be reached for comment at this time, but his actions are likely to prompt ongoing discussion about substance use, peer influence, and personal responsibility in the college setting.

Stay tuned for further updates.