alcohol enema

[home alone]

Has anyone heard about this? In Tennesse students are taking alcohol up the rectum. WOW, I guess that wouldn't count as underage drinking Hey! The person had a public accident even so it was shit, I figured this would be the right place. Here's the quite from the police.

"He also had no recollection of losing control of his bowels and defecating on himself," according to a university police report that includes photos of the mess left behind in the fraternity house after the party.

Sorry no photo's were posted but you could find this on MSN USA. I chuckled at least. Hope everyone is having a nice night. I am getting ready for a nice walk with my diaper on and a nice buzz. Catch you all later.

Cheers

[DeltaFoxtrot]

That's a great way to get alcohol poisoning and die.

[Vic]

Interesting phenomenon!
This most CERTAINLY can't count as "Drinking"!
I'm guessing that the "powers that be" will find a way around the semantics of the situation, to punish those involved.
I'm also guessing that their efforts to keep college kids from experiencing alcohol will be about as effective as them standing on a beach, and commanding the tide to not come in.
Life is what it is.
Young adults WILL DRINK.
The best you can do (or SHOULD do) is to hopefully guide them toward making sensible choices with the freedoms that they find that come along with adulthood.
My teensy two cents worth- Vic

[Betanumeric]

A friendly reminder: this is the female wetting site. That's a male, and he shit himself.

Mean while... Alcohol enemas. Seriously. Yes, you can OD on alcohol and die that way. You can also damage your rectum, and I think that would be a very unpleasant injury to live with.

Less, seriously... I find it difficult to view enemas as recreation. Having had one for an X-Ray I can say that it's an uncomfortable and messy process.

What we do here is wetting, and pee is fairly hygeinic: yes, it's a bodily fluid and a risk if the person peeing has a communicable disease - a small number of diseases, mostly bladder infections, leave viable pathogens in the urine - but otherwise, it's harmless (clean enough that wilderness survival guides recommend it for cleaning wounds!) and fairly inoffensive.

Shit reeks, and we have a reflex to vomit when confronted with it, because it is *always* a health risk - guaranteed to induce diarrhoea, even when the source is a healthy adult, unless you're very careful to wash your hands and avoid any contact that can lead to ingestion; and a risk for almost all communicable diseases, from the common cold and flu all the way up to hepatitis. Seriously, enemas aren't for recreation.

[Drying]

A friendly reminder: this is the female wetting site.

What makes you think so?