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aXXLJ
2 months ago

Yeah, you smell.
Who smokes in bottles (or in towels) has discovery fear,
because he a) is not old enough or b) the parents otherwise run amok.

jewelcat
2 months ago

You smell the hair, the skin, the breath, also the clothes. So not just the room.

W00dp3ckr
2 months ago

Yeah, you’d have to sit in the bottle and then wash your clothes, clean showers, teeth, parfume you. And fine noses would still smell that your breath smells like smoke. You can’t wash your lungs.

Retrogamer87
2 months ago

Yeah, you and your room still smell smoke. Go outside to smoke.

aalbtraum, UserMod Light
Reply to  Jeremy Edberg

What do you mean?

minimax11
2 months ago

A gram of tobacco smoke has a volume of 22l.

You can’t collect the smoke in a bottle. Physically impossible.

Tennisball0800
2 months ago

Yes, you will also notice it on your clothes and your mouth odor.

Better leave it.

Greetings

Akka2323
2 months ago

Smokers stink. You smell yourself. Your body and your clothes would make the smoke. As a non-smoking one smells every smoker. It comes from the skin, whether your room smells or where you are.

Wiesel
2 months ago

Yeah, you do. Because the bottle has no vacuum, your lung volume certainly exceeds the bottle contents (even if the bottle has a vacuum).

electrician
2 months ago

I can’t.

But you can pust in balloons and throw them in the window. Only the question remains: Where do you leave all the time the glowing tip, which smokes in front of itself.

Speaking of window: Why don’t you smoke on the open window?