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Kaleva

(40,451 posts)
Thu May 28, 2026, 04:28 PM Thursday

Let's defeat waterpark enemas this summer

While it might look cool, going down the slide on your back with your knees up to your chest and reaching down with your hands to spread your butt checks as wide apart as possible is , according to experts, is the worst possible position to take if you want to avoid being banned for life and having your picture posted on the Wall of Shame.

To avoid a forceful and unintended water enema, always cross your ankles tightly and keep your thighs together before entering the water. This streamlined, closed-leg position seals the area, deflects high-pressure water jets upon impact, and prevents water from being forced into your body.

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Let's defeat waterpark enemas this summer (Original Post) Kaleva Thursday OP
Is this where the saying True Dough Thursday #1
Something new to think about... WestMichRad Thursday #2
Eewwwwwwwww! 3catwoman3 Thursday #3
BUTT...Butt...butt...(n/t) ahnakneemoose Thursday #4
Alll righty then! Deep State Witch Thursday #5
I can't blame anyone utilizing the waterpark enema. Xavier Breath Thursday #6
Did it work? I mean, was he able to "go" afterward? Intractable Thursday #7
waterparks... justaprogressive 14 hrs ago #8

Xavier Breath

(6,687 posts)
6. I can't blame anyone utilizing the waterpark enema.
Thu May 28, 2026, 06:57 PM
Thursday

I mean, enemas ain't exactly cheap these days.

Intractable

(2,416 posts)
7. Did it work? I mean, was he able to "go" afterward?
Thu May 28, 2026, 07:47 PM
Thursday

Such things are a common topic of conversation in my retirement community.

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