Vape Tricks!

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Baditude

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Me conjouring a vapor tornado.

Remember blowing bubbles when you were a kid? Try blowing vapor bubbles, they are cool.

 
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nyiddle

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I'm no master but I can blow some pretty good O's. Never taken a video of it, although I should get around to it.

I like slowly exhaling a big cloud into a chilled glass. It's fun pouring it out of the glass on the table, the way it behaves in the air is really interesting to look at, and it makes for a pretty neat party trick (ie: take the empty pitcher and fill it up with vapor, then proceed to "pour a glass" from the vapor pitcher).
 

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I'm no master but I can blow some pretty good O's. Never taken a video of it, although I should get around to it.

I like slowly exhaling a big cloud into a chilled glass. It's fun pouring it out of the glass on the table, the way it behaves in the air is really interesting to look at, and it makes for a pretty neat party trick (ie: take the empty pitcher and fill it up with vapor, then proceed to "pour a glass" from the vapor pitcher).

That's definitely cool!
 

Kaezziel

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I'm no master but I can blow some pretty good O's. Never taken a video of it, although I should get around to it.

I like slowly exhaling a big cloud into a chilled glass. It's fun pouring it out of the glass on the table, the way it behaves in the air is really interesting to look at, and it makes for a pretty neat party trick (ie: take the empty pitcher and fill it up with vapor, then proceed to "pour a glass" from the vapor pitcher).

LOL... I do that with my glass of bourbon. I think it looks cool to see the vapor sitting on top of the bourbon when I take a drink.... surprisingly, it'll actually sit there for quite some time before dissipating. Way longer than it hangs in the air...
 
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