MimeyNaomi said:

I don't use my tongue or jaw doing smoke rings. I don't exhale either, I just kind of click the back of my throat [it's hard to explain but it lets out a tiny puff of air that is just the right amount for a smoke ring]. That's the way I was taught, and it works like a charm

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MimeyNaomi said:

I don't use my tongue or jaw doing smoke rings. I don't exhale either, I just kind of click the back of my throat [it's hard to explain but it lets out a tiny puff of air that is just the right amount for a smoke ring]. That's the way I was taught, and it works like a charm

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Jfisher said:

MimeyNaomi said:

I don't use my tongue or jaw doing smoke rings. I don't exhale either, I just kind of click the back of my throat [it's hard to explain but it lets out a tiny puff of air that is just the right amount for a smoke ring]. That's the way I was taught, and it works like a charm

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Aye, I do it that way too. It's the proper way. Mimey and I make you all look like a bunch of dusty bagpipes.

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sam420 said:

It is called an 'Irish' waterfall because the Irish are thought to be dumb/backward, and the smoke goes UP instead of down, like a backwards waterfall. If it were the way you say, then there would be no sense in calling it Irish.

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I can also do a ghost hit, that's the easiest smoke trick in the book

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You must take small rips. 

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sam420 said:
It is called an 'Irish' waterfall because the Irish are thought to be dumb/backward, and the smoke goes UP instead of down, like a backwards waterfall. If it were the way you say, then there would be no sense in calling it Irish.

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thats a French Inhale... Im Irish so thanks for reminding me how the Irish arent dumb and that the Scotts dont know Shit! the French Inhale is now called the Scottish Waterfall everybody!

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I said 'thought' to be, which maybe was still harsh but I didn't intend to insult the Irish, its just an old racist thing dating back a long time.

Which is why it (almost) pains me to say, no, you are wrong, so maybe it should keep it's original name! 

""Irish Waterfall" - Take the smoke into your mouth, but not into your lungs, open mouth and breath in slowly through the nose"
- http://smokedot.org/component/option,com_simpleboard/Itemid,40/func,view/catid,5/id,1410/

"Cigarette smoking technique usually practiced by girls whereby the smoke is taken into the mouth & then inhaled up through the nose. Also known as a "french inhale"."
- http://odps.org/glossword/index.php?a=print&d=4&t=6526

http://gallery.everyonedoesit.co.uk/showphoto.php?photo=490&sort=1&cat=all&page=9

"Irish waterfall - exhaling through the mouth inhaling through the nose. "
- http://www.istockphoto.com/file_closeup.php?id=651692

"where you slowly push smoke out of your mouth and suck it in thru your nose"
- http://www.yahooka.com/forum/showthread.php?t=79514

I would post more, but I can give you a good link - www.google.com

I don't know if Google has been discovered in Ireland yet but I hear you can mail order for boxes of search results that get shipped over from Wales.

It's kinda funny to think of all the Irish smokers sucking the smoke out of their nostrils back into their mouths. Nice.

  You put a funny spin on an otherwise boring evening, thanks.

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I can also do a ghost hit, that's the easiest smoke trick in the book

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You must take small rips. 

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Yeah that must be it.

Jack_Flash said:

i thought ghosting was when you inhaled, then inhaled it until all the smoke is gone - not a trick, just something to be done
as in something you do every time. is it bad to re inhale the stale smoke that youve partially exhaled?

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LightItUp said:

Jack_Flash said:

i thought ghosting was when you inhaled, then inhaled it until all the smoke is gone - not a trick, just something to be done
as in something you do every time. is it bad to re inhale the stale smoke that youve partially exhaled?

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Im not sure I heard THC only lasts for 5 seconds. I dont beleive it though. I think it lasts until it disappears.

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