I see to get the same effect but raising my upper jaw (I guess it might be the same technique), or just opening mouth rapidly might be another way to say it. I understand the "vacuum" you're talking about.
Are you mouth pumping or lung pumping?
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I see to get the same effect but raising my upper jaw (I guess it might be the same technique), or just opening mouth rapidly might be another way to say it. I understand the "vacuum" you're talking about.
Chezgreendream
First the flavor, then the buZzz settles in....
You know, I never thought about raising the upper jaw. But it does have the same concept.
Chezgreendream
First the flavor, then the buZzz settles in....
Excuse the double post, but what I have noticed is that I can mouth and lung draw at the same time, at halfway past 6.5, 25Sec heatsoak, standard Scren distance, medium packed and draw, its less work and it also provides the pace of a good vapor draw for me.
Grim Chiclets
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You can augment the vacuum generated by moving your jaw up/down with having your tongue at the front of your mouth, completely filling any spaces you can, and then basically syringing the vapor in.
I used to do mouth to lung hits with cigarettes this way before I started adding the jaw motion- and of course eventually quitting.
I used to do mouth to lung hits with cigarettes this way before I started adding the jaw motion- and of course eventually quitting.
As a habit from singing I tend to use my diaphragm on inhale. I mostly use a volcano. The Arizer Air seems to respond well sometimes to the mouth pumping, treating the somewhat restricted stem like a dandelion green cigarette.... 
Battleweis
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For me puffing on the Mighty is more for the taste. But long 'lung' draws get you high faster.. + with the Mighty even then the taste is good too. I don't puff cause I don't want to waste any vapor.