you are a couplke of years late in changing it regularly. It's called "blowby". When the piston rings wear down, combustion gasses leak between the piston and cylinder into the crankcase. Blowby is arguably one of the best indicators of engine maintenance. Old oil picks up small pieces of abrasive materials that wear down the cylinder walls over time.
Mine doesn't smoke after adding oil, it runs great. Does yours? Maybe you put too much oil in it or the wrong thickner?
Could it need a new occur valve
It is not unusual for a high mileage vehicle to have 'blowby'. This in itself is not a big thing unless there is very high oil consumption. The line that is attached to the oil cap may be forced off by the pressure of this blow-by. I would try one can of STP in the oil and I bet this will cut the problem in half.This is available in any auto store.
the smoking is most likely caused by the engine burning oil.
Yes, a person can put to much oil in a car. It usually will not hurt a car, but the excess oil can cause smoking if it gets on the motor.
If you put it in for engine oil you will have a major problem. If you put it in with the fuel then you will notice the mower smoking a lot and possibly fouling the spark plug.
Could be a bad thermosat. The smoke could be from where you dripped oil onto the engine.
A weed is a plant in the wrong place. Put a redwood in my garden and it would probably be the biggest weed in the world. Your question has no serious answer. Unless you mean smoking weed............
You can put many medications into the ear, depending on what is wrong. You can even put plain olive oil, or "sweet oil," into your ear to relieve pain and irritation. Your doctor will decide which medication you need and give you a prescription for it.
When you put the comma in a wrong place.
you can only smoke in bars and casinos ect
They put no smoking signs in places such as malls, schools etc. so that you won't stink up a place, put something on fire or hurt someone else health