The Lemonade Enema
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The Lemonade Enema
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#2"Making you grateful for modern medicine."
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#3Not just a lemonade enema, but even more perverse: An enema made with lemonade thrown up by a nurse.
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#4Not just a lemonade enema, but even more perverse: An enema made with lemonade thrown up by a nurse.
I don't think that was what that meant. I think the "throw up" part was in reference to the administering of the enema itself.
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#5Not just a lemonade enema, but even more perverse: An enema made with lemonade thrown up by a nurse.
I don't believe that is what "throw up a clyster" means. If you google it, that particular phrasing is not uncommon to this story.
To me, from context (I have no special knowledge), "throw up a clyster" means to mix a clyster, not regurgitate it.
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#6I am so not clicking on that link.
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#7Sounds like it allowed to avoid dehydration. Probably not the worst way of doing it [IANAD]
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#8I think the first comment in the article explains it.
Its basically an IV, getting in fluids when they can't be administered orally.
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#9> Before the Suicide Act of 1961 it was illegal to kill oneself.
That's certainly interesting. I wonder if it carried the death penalty..
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#10Not just a lemonade enema, but even more perverse: An enema made with lemonade thrown up by a nurse.
I don't believe that is what "throw up a clyster" means. If you google it, that particular phrasing is not uncommon to this story. To me, from context (I have no special knowledge), "throw up a clyster" means to mix a clyster, not regurgitate it.
I'm guess its like knocking up (a clyster)... Which doesn't mean getting it pregnant.