Why Does The Smoke In A Bong Get More Harsh And Thick The Slower You Hit?

I guess hitting it hard allows more cold air through the rush hole, causing the smoke to be much thinner because its mixed with more air

 

With a slow hit it also gives the smoke more time to get stale in the tube.

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if you mean when you're actually burning the weed and creating the smoke, it's because a faster hit produces less smoke for you to inhale (that's why it's thicker, anyway)
 
if you mean after the smoke been sitting in the bong for a minute and the smoke gets harsher (never noticed it get thicker here unless the weed is still burning while inhaling that smoke), then it would seem to be because the smoke sits around and gets stale?

 

 
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You're all wrong. By pulling slower, you're increasing the smoke:air ratio.
 
Think of how a carburetor works
 
Plus, higher amounts of oxygen will enhance the flavor, but that translates better with errl than flowers.