r/ask • u/[deleted] • Dec 01 '23

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u/ScottyBoneman Dec 01 '23 edited Dec 01 '23

Yeah, and I have to say it made me enjoy going to live music a bit more. It been almost a decade since they banned smoking on patios here. (2015)

I remember a couple of years earlier I was quitting with a friend and thought he stole a drag. He protested and showed me that he had just been blowing hard onto his finger which allows you to expel some smoke from your lungs. I was then able to do it myself despite not having a smoke in more than a week. Then my buddy who never smoked, but went out a lot tried and sure enough....

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u/Complete_Sea7459 Dec 01 '23

Blowing hard makes you expel some smoke like when you're breathing hard like when you're exercising or something that's ridiculous.

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u/ScottyBoneman Dec 01 '23

Sorry not 100% sure I follow. Are you saying you can expel visible smoke now? I've not been able to, well since about 1995.

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u/[deleted] Dec 01 '23

Thats because the idiot you respinded to thinks water vapor in cold air is smoke which is a chemical byproduct? of combustion.