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OK, now I'm curious too. How does this work? Is there one pipe that a table shares, or does each person have their own pipe. How do you keep it sanitary, or, are the mouthpieces throw away. We didn't really care about the sanitary part in 60's and 70's and we used wine instead of water
it is tobacco soaked in molasses I believe. I feel wierd about going to a restaurant to use them - as I don't know who else has used them - but I don't mind using a friend's.
It is sweet and as other people said - it is flavored. The water cools down the smoke and such.
There's a few mediterranean restaurants here ion houston that have hookah tables. It's totally legal- as long as your kids are old enough to smoke tobacco....
I guess I am just having problems accepting that they are young adults now and not kids anymore...Steven will be 20 tomorrow, and Jenny will be 18 in August.
CF
When I was in Bellaire High School 1984-1988, we had a smoking area! One was supposed to have a note from their parents, but that was never enforced.
I guess I am just having problems accepting that they are young adults now and not kids anymore...Steven will be 20 tomorrow, and Jenny will be 18 in August.
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