The most common method of smoking indoors is by finding a window and aiming your smoke outside. Not only will the smoke now have somewhere to go, you'll also have fewer issues with a lingering smell. The most common method of smoking indoors is to stand next to a window, leaning into it, and exhaling the smoke outdoors. The way you go about it will depend on the shape, position, and size of the window; anything is fine so long as the smoke is getting outside as fast as possible. If you have a portable fan, try putting the fan next to the window, aiming outwards. When it comes time to exhale, exhale into the fan from behind it. The fan's blades will subsequently hurl the smoke outside. If you're by a window and are looking to not get caught, you should keep an eye on your surroundings outside. If someone's outside, it might look suspicious that you're leaning out your window. Exercise alertness and caution. Keep your hair out of the way. If your hair is long, it's a good idea to tie it back; that way, your hair won't pick up as much of the odor. While you're at it, you might want to take off any extra layers of clothing you might have. Anything you're wearing is going to pick up some of the smell, so it's a good idea to minimize what you're wearing before you smoke. At last, you can enjoy your smoke! Beware, however, for anyone that might come in or see you while you're smoking. Any amount of time you have the smoke in your hands increases the risk of being caught, so try to keep the experience short and sweet. Make sure to have somewhere you can quickly discard your cigarette in case someone enters the room. If you're fast and fluid enough, you might be able to get rid of it without them knowing you were smoking to begin with. This includes keeping both ears alert for sounds in other rooms, or footsteps that sound like they're heading to your room. If it's really important you're not caught, staying alert and on-edge may give you a few seconds extra notice, and those seconds could mean the difference between getting caught and getting away with it. Even if you sprayed some air freshener before diving into your smoke, it doesn't hurt to give your room another round with it. That way, the freshener will be the most recent smell in the room, and others will have a harder time picking up the unwanted scent.
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One-sentence summary -- Aim out a window. Minimize the risk of picking up the smoke's smell. Smoke. Be wary of others while you're smoking. Spray an air freshener once you're done.

Don't confront the person while you are still angry or upset. Wait until you have cooled down and vented your feelings to another friend or in writing. Confronting your friend while you are still angry or feeling hurt makes you seem vulnerable and it may affect the results of your confrontation. Write out what you want to say to the person to help guide you when you actually confront him or her. If you think you might get flustered during your conversation, having your main points written out on a notecard may help you when you actually deliver the complaint to him or her. "When you _____, it makes me feel _____." Remember to keep your complaint short and to the point. Do not include any unnecessary details in your complaint. Providing too many details will lessen the impact of your complaint and it may leave your friend confused about the exact purpose of your complaint. If you feel especially nervous about confronting your friend, you may want to practice with another trusted friend to make yourself feel more confident. When you feel prepared to confront your friend, take a deep breath and deliver your complaint how you practiced it. Keep a low, even tone to your voice and be kind and polite as you confront the person. If you seem calm, your friend will be more likely to respond in a like manner. Don't lose control or retort with insults if your friend becomes irate. If things begin to fall apart, simply thank your friend for hearing your complaint and excuse yourself. In a worst case scenario, you can still control your own behavior and you will feel better knowing that you handled the situation in a mature, intelligent manner.
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One-sentence summary -- Wait until your anger has subsided. Plan out your complaint. Structure your complaint as a cause and effect statement: Confront your friend.

Right-click the first icon on taskbar (IE by default), and select 'Unpin this program from taskbar' Do this for the rest of the icons Right-click Taskbar > 'Properties' Check 'Use small icons' Select 'Never combine' instead of 'Always combine, hide labels' Click 'OK' button Right-click Taskbar > 'Toolbars' > 'New Toolbar...' Go to folder '%userprofile%\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Internet Explorer' Click once on 'Quick Launch', and click 'Select Folder' button Right click 'Quick Launch' > 'Show Text' Right click 'Quick Launch' > 'Show title' Right Click Taskbar > 'Lock taskbar' Drag 'Quick Launch' to the leftmost position of Taskbar Doing the previous step will move active windows buttons to the right, so drag them back to the left so all quick launch icons fit Right Click Taskbar > 'Lock taskbar'
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One-sentence summary -- Close all programs except your browser (optional, but recommended) Remove old icons: Make icons small and add text: Add Quick Launch: Taskbar is ready!

Allow your hips to naturally follow this motion, but keep both shoulders flat against the top of the Ab Lounge 2. Think of bringing your rib cage down to the top of your hips, which are still angled to the right. The Ab Lounge exerciser will swing down, bringing you into a jackknife position.
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Rotate the toes of both feet so they point about 45 degrees to the right. Drop your left arm to your right hip. Squeeze your abs. Relax back to the starting position and repeat.