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How to Do Smoking Tricks

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Although doing smoking tricks is by no means the healthiest party stunt you can pull, there’s no denying that it’s impressive. There’s something very aesthetically pleasing about the way smoke moves, and being able to manipulate it with your mouth is a skill to master. Here’s how. Things You’ll Need Cigarettes Lighter Mirror (for practice)

Blow O’s or smoke rings. To do this (and most smoking tricks) you should not take the smoke into your lungs but into your mouth instead. The reason for this is because you will need to retain the smoke much longer than if you were simply inhaling. Holding smoke in your lungs for these tricks will make you cough, and that doesn’t look very cool. Use the muscles in your cheeks to suck in a full mouth of smoke, then form a tight “O” shape with your lips, making sure that your cheeks are stretched taut. Make quick, precise movements with your mouth to contract it slightly, and do this several time in succession. A stream of smoke rings should follow one after another.

Create another trick–blowing one smoke ring through another. Contract your mouth muscles to push rings out until you figure out how to make some O’s large, some small, some fast and some slow. This will probably take a good deal of experimentation before you get it down. Position your head so that you’re aiming at a downward angle. Blow a medium-sized, slower moving “O.” It will drift upward and expand slightly as it floats up. Right before it reaches about the same level as your mouth, blow a smaller, faster moving “O.” Keep practicing with the size and speed of your O’s until it looks right.

Learn the French inhale, arguably the sexiest smoking trick. This is when you take smoke into your mouth, allow it to drift out of your mouth while simultaneously inhaling it through your nose and then exhale through the mouth. To begin, exhale completely so that there is as little air in your lungs as possible, then fill your mouth with as much smoke as you can. Do not blow the smoke out, instead simply open your mouth and allow it to drift out and upward. It may help to jut your lower jaw and bottom lip forward slightly. Once the smoke is drifting upward, inhale long and hard through your nostrils. This will draw the stream of smoke through your nose, into your lungs and back into your mouth. Finally, exhale through your mouth.

To make the French inhale even more impressive, blow one large “O” out of your mouth instead of just exhaling. The reason that it’s wiser to stick to one big smoke ring rather than several smaller ones is because the tendency is to lose a lot of the original smoke during the process of the French inhale. This will leave you with significantly less smoke to work with, as well as less lung power.

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How to Sober Up a Drunk

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Sobering up a drunk starts before any drinking takes place, long before the headaches and vomiting. It takes approximately one hour for an ounce of alcohol to pass through your body, and shortcuts around that process are few and far between. Planning ways to sober up a drunk before, during and after the drinking can help expedite the process and ensure that your party-hardy buddy is able to function as quickly as possible. Make sure your friend eats while he drinks. Food helps absorb the alcohol, which facilitates a faster recovery. Some studies suggest that foods high in fructose, such as honey, Coca-Cola and fruit products like Fig Newtons, are especially good at countering the effects of alcohol.

Cut your friend off. It seems obvious, but every swallow of alcohol is a swallow your friend’s body needs to process and oxidize before he can sober up. Once you recognize the need to clear out the booze in his system, tell him to stop drinking.

Give your friend lots of water to drink. Alcohol dehydrates the body, which is part of what makes a hangover so painful. Drinking a lot of water–even alternating glasses of water with alcoholic drinks–keeps the body hydrated and cuts the effects of drunkenness.

Get your friend to drink lots of coffee or energy drinks. Caffeine and stimulants don’t actually prevent inebriation. In fact, they often make things worse, since caffeine is a diaretic that further dehydrates the body. However, they do help the mind concentrate. As a short-term stop-gap, caffeine can keep the edge off of drunkenness until other steps have a chance to do their job.

Induce vomiting. It sounds gross, but there’s no better way to get alcohol out of his system quickly. Stick your finger down his throat, or describe the contents of the nearest trashcan (preferably if it contains discarded food scraps). Make sure there’s a sink, toilet or bucket nearby for him when you do. On a more serious note, make sure his throat and air passages are clear after he vomits, so that he can breathe safely.

Give your friend a hangover pill. “Sober up” tablets sold at most pharmacies help the body process alcohol more quickly. If you don’t have access to a formal hangover pill, provide him with a good multivitamin…especially one with plenty of vitamin B.