Fire Bartender Attraction Tricks!!

Do You know how  to spraying out fire from your mouth? Many of Bartender in the world using many tricks or the attraction that were varied to make the visitor and their bar look great. Fire Eaten (fire sprayer) was the dangerous trick in the Bar, therefore should not do it before you knew it's skills well. I did this around three years almos every night. For that I really thanks to God because of being this not burnt. Because I knew these daring skills well. Why?, because the number that copied this action, then not surprised bartender in the other Bar many that experienced the burn, as a result of they did not know his method well. In order to the matter not happen was like this then I will try explain his methods.

• You must try/practice it by mineral water first
• Prepare the water in shoot glass about 30 ml (1oz) Blow it till smooth spraying
• Try it at your home day by day. (I've try it about 1 moth long)
• When you can make sooth blowing, now you try by lighter fuel (zippo)
• Prepare it into shoot glass.
• Don't forget prepare any towel (to help when you get accident)
• Pure the liquid (zippo) about 20 ml or adjust according to how long your breath. Its very important, because if you pure to much, when the fuel still left in your mouth and your breath less, its can make the fire burn back in to your mouth/face.
• Drink the zippo only united in your mouth.
• Take the breath so deep, burn the fire in the lighter on right hand.
• Put the burning lighter (or you can use any stick) near from your mouth.
• Push out the liquid on your mouth using your breath& tongue so hard with smooth blowing.
• Don't stop blowing when the fuel still on your mouth.
• Don't be afraid when you see your fire Big/long. Just blowing till the liquid empty in your mouth.
• The clubbers will give you big applause when you success do it!

The First Aid If There Any Accidents.

• Don't forget prepare any medicine In the medical box
• If the fire burning the face / your skin, don't reduce the fire by water, you can use dry towel to stop the fire.
• You can use honey for first aid if the fire burning your skin. Remember: don't use some water!
• Bring to the doctor/hospital if there dangerous accidents.

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Non-Alcoholic Drinks Structure

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• Non-alcoholic variants:
• Low alcohol beer
• Non-alcoholic wine
• Sparkling cider

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Alcoholic Drinks Structure

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Defined into:

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Stemware includes:

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Kinds of Liquor/Dry Spirit;

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Wine

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A mature blue agave has leaves 5-8 feet tall, and is 7-12 feet in diameter, measured from leaf-tip to leaf-tip. It has a lifespan of 8-15 years. Other species have longer or shorter lives, depending on growing conditions and climate. The name agave comes from the Greek word for 'noble.'

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