I can do them pretty good if the air is still, but if there is any sort of breeze or draft, it gets difficult.
I do find myself constantly trying to blow smoke rings about every time I smoke though. It takes practice.
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I can do them pretty good if the air is still, but if there is any sort of breeze or draft, it gets difficult.
I do find myself constantly trying to blow smoke rings about every time I smoke though. It takes practice.
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Originally Posted by hex1848
Shouldn't you be trying for a HEX?
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Back when I was bartending (and a heavy cigarette smoker) I could send a smaller smoke ring through a larger one...I thought I was so cool. A hot girl came in one night so I struck up a conversation with her and let loose with my super cool double smoke ring move...and got a big ol' eyeroll.
Luckily she married me anyway.
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That's hilarious! I thought I was the coolest thing when I took this girl out and was trying to teach her how to throw darts so I grabbed a dart, showed her the right way to hold it and then nailed a bullseye. Yeah, she married me.
And as for the smoke ring thing, still working on it. I smoke outside so it's tough to get them good. Depends on how thick the smoke is too.
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Haha, nice story.
I used to be able to do those when I smoked cigs.
In my office at the Bing
Been smoking cigars for over 10 Years straight.
I still don't have this down yet.
Yeah
How do you blow smoke rings?
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Good question!
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I got them down. I like making a choo-choo series of them.
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