I recently bought a hookah. it is about 2 feet tall and has two hoses. the base is green. I would like to personalize it a bit so that I don't have to call it "it." any ideas on a cool name? any names will do but I would prefer female. possibly something egyptian or indian.
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I'm looking for an online store that sells Hoohaks, and Shisha. I've looked everywhere and can't seem to find one. It has to be in Canada because there is tons of customs/duties for importing tobacco.
Does anyone know of a canadian site that sells these products?
i'm going to venice tomorrow to buy a hookah
and its my first time getting one
i only have about 50 dollars
and i was wondering if i can get a good hookah for that amount of money
i want to use it for me and a couple of my friends
maybe a mini hookah?
i dont know
can someone give me suggestions?
I'm an college freshman.
Never been drunk.
Never smoked a cigarette.
Haven't taken part in any other health risk activity.
I used hookah for the first (and only) time 2 days ago and will never do it again.
I was under the impression that it wasn't that bad for you.
I'm just worried that using hookah this one time will have horrible long term effects, like mouth cancer or something.
Its possible, but extremely unlikely for you to have any symptoms if you've only done it once. Good for you…that your never going to do it again…by saying that you are now 10xs better than you would've if you did it again. doing it once can lead to addiction so your blessed your not addicted. So make sure you don't do it again casue it could lead you down the harmful path of addiciton 
I think you have sealed your fate. The statistics dont lie its been very well documented that 94 percent of 1 time hookah smokers develop some form of mouth cancer within 5 years after exposure. Good Luck & God Bless.
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I just ask, because when we were in OIF I, we were told by our Commander that as long as it wasn't an artifact and we didn't raid a museum, anything found in the palaces we occupied were fair game. Whatever you could fit in your quad cons that customs deemed appropriate for shipment back, and no contraband, basically. A lot of people brought home fine china, golden trinkets, furniture,simple jewelry and even Persian rugs. of course, standard items like silk hijabs, mink blankets, portraits of Saddam, and cleaned out hookahs topped the most popular list. when there was still some for the taking , of course wine cellars were raided and consumed too.
My question is, was this looting? Or was it acqusition of the spoils of war? I mean, the palaces were occupied and people had to survive.
I'm with m1a1mike on this. this was looting. Sorry.
Your Commander was uninformed, incompotant or just plain wrong. according to the documents M1A1 cited. what you describe is looting. I would report this matter to your chain of command. If that don't work take it to the MPs.
I work for (the ONLY) Hookah bar in the state of Alabama and we are looking for a brand of premium shisha to carry. We have received a sample from Fantasia, which proved excellent results, and are currently working to get samples from Fumari. My question is does anyone know how to procure free samples from brands such as Tonic, Potion, Starbuzz…etc…etc… ANY other Shisha brands than Hookah-Hookah or Hookah Freak?
An upcoming competition promises some flair and a lot of smoke.
At the center of it all is to be hookah — specially made, flavored tobacco smoked through a water pipe.
Earl “Yogi” Halbert is calling all hookah lounges and their chefs to participate in a Battle of the Bowls, planned for 9 p.m. June 8 at the Xclusive Ultra Lounge & Cafe, 953 E. Sahara Ave.
Beyond the battle, the event will allow those in the industry to network and rally support for their unique product, Halbert said. A championship belt and possible prizes are at stake.
“Hookah is an experience,” Halbert said. “And everyone has a different type, how they prepare and the way it tastes and the way it’s smoked.”
The popularity of hookah has gained steam in Las Vegas in the last decade. Lounges and cafes around the Southwest have popped up for those 18 or older, as per Nevada law, to gather and puff among friends.
The competition is open to the public. Tickets are $20 at the door and $15 in advance.
Comedian Mike P. will host the event, and live entertainment will be provided. A panel of celebrity judges is being compiled.
Each contestant will be required to use the same brand of tobacco in the competition. Rules regarding charcoal, hookah size and flavor selection will apply.
Judge s’ criteria will be on a scale of one to five for five categories: first taste of bowl flavor and hit; hookah hitting smoothness ; harsh flavor (for negative aspects) ; smokiness; and bowl name creativity. the entry fee is $200.
The co-owners of Kaliopi Hookah & Lounge, 6985 W. Sahara Ave., are already plotting what their signature entry will be.
The lounge boasts flavors such as Fruit Loops, Jetlag, Sunshine Megatron and Philippine Sunrise.
“My goal is to put our name on the map,” co-owner Anthony Layao said .
The business was named after Layao’s daughter.
Fellow co-owner Ko , who goes by one name, said the lounge’s brand is different than those at other lounges.
“A lot of them are used to each other, and their main focus is outdoing each other, not just being themselves,” he said. “They all look the same.”
Halbert also invites frequent hookah smokers to encourage their favorite lounge to enter the competition.
A portion of the proceeds will benefit Opportunity Village, 6300 W. Oakey Blvd. Sponsors also are still needed for the event.
For more information, call 328-9219 or email bearutopia1@gmail.com.
Contact Centennial and Paradise View reporter Maggie Lillis at mlillis@viewnews.com or 477-3839.
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or any good places to smoke weed in Downtown Ottawa ex head shops, parks, hidden caves ?
There are no pot smoking places in Ottawa.
Any good hookah lounge's in Downtown Ottawa that are cool with smoking pot?
I'm about to buy a mini hookah and I wanted to know if it hits better worse of the same opposed to a regular hookah?
