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Search complete. 19 mentions across 10 episodes found for "Enema".

Oct 3, 2026

Julian GirdhamHOST
5:47
As Cassio absurdly continues to bring his fingers to his lips for Desdemona, Iago uses one of the most revolting metaphors of the play.
Julian GirdhamHOST
5:57
Would they were clister pipes for your sake? Clister pipes were the syringes used to deliver enemas.
Julian GirdhamHOST
6:06
It is a brilliantly disgusting illusion for disgustingly brilliant mind.
Julian GirdhamHOST
6:11
And just at that very moment, Othello's trumpet sounds to mark his arrival.
speaker_20SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
37:00
The Germans have a new machine for encoding messages.
speaker_20SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
37:04
It is called Enema.
speaker_9SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
37:09
What links the Germans will go to to pass messages? I don't sell in the markets, but you buggers that sell in the markets, you tuck them up bloody pretty.
speaker_9SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
37:20
Serve a bastard's right.
Will BulsiewiczGUEST
63:24
So, and there are other examples where it may be sodium, right? That's actually being consumed, and then helps to facilitate a bowel movement.
Will BulsiewiczGUEST
63:34
So like a Fleet's Enema would be an example of an electrolyte enema that allows us to, to have a bowel movement.
Will BulsiewiczGUEST
63:42
The problem is, from my perspective, Kim, is that approaching this with an electrolyte drink, which I think is what we're referring to here, as opposed to, like, a specific, you know, amount of magnesium oxide citrate sulfate.
Will BulsiewiczGUEST
63:57
Using an electrolyte drink to try to improve your constipation, I don't think this makes a ton of sense to me, and the reason why is because we already, on average in the United States, are over-consuming salt.
EugeneHOST
66:48
So Eternal...
EugeneHOST
66:50
I wanna say Enema, but that's something you stick up your butt.
EugeneHOST
66:53
Um, s- I don't have much to say about this game to be quite frankl- uh, with y'all.
EugeneHOST
66:59
Um-
Zach PruittHOST
6:15
wrote a song they were your favorite band growing up yes i could see that i definitely definitely had a blink 182 phase but i was more a green day boy what album was your phase What album was my phase? That's tough.
Zach PruittHOST
6:27
I mean, I was always basic, so probably Enema of the State.
Zach PruittHOST
6:30
Oh, really? I wasn't listening just to what came out at the time, because I remember when the Neighborhoods album was coming out.
Zach PruittHOST
6:36
Because
Zach HallHOST
6:36
when I was into Blink-182, it started with Enema, but then I immediately went back to Cheshire and Dude Ranch.
Zach PruittHOST
6:42
There's no time for this right now, but I got to be honest.
Zach PruittHOST
6:44
Nowadays, I do not think very highly of Blink-182.
PatelHOST
21:23
Mm-hmm.
CainHOST
21:24
And there are some other ones like Senna, Bisacodyl, even like Enema's suppositories.
CainHOST
21:28
There's a lot of different options.
CainHOST
21:30
I think the key take-home point is for almost everyone, Miralax tends to be the most evidence-based laxative for constipation.
MoogerPANELIST
2:18
Anima, Anima.
MoogerPANELIST
2:19
It's actually a combination of Anima, which is Latin for soul, or life force, and Enema.
MoogerPANELIST
2:26
I think we all know what that is, so we don't need to explain.
MoogerPANELIST
2:31
So yeah, man, we're going to have a good time with Tool, hopefully, today.
Dave WilliamsGUEST
2:52
will be.
Brian ThomasHOST
2:53
Well, you know, my morning show theme, I always open the morning show with Enema from Tool.
Brian ThomasHOST
2:58
And if you read the lyrics, you know exactly why that is my favorite song lyrically and That's what I open up with, but what a perfect song for you, Dave.
Brian ThomasHOST
3:05
And you know what? Hey, our little loop streetcar that really takes you from point A to point B doesn't really effectively get people where they need to go, I guess, unless it's raining.
David WalesNARRATOR
8:56
The cost of this expedition from west to east and back again, which occupied several years, must have been great, however abundant the hospitality was which she met with.
David WalesNARRATOR
9:07
In the return from Mount Sinai to Clisma, Suez, she mentions the animals she used.
David WalesNARRATOR
9:14
These were apparently not camels, for she immediately speaks of them by name as used by the natives of Paran.
David WalesNARRATOR
9:21
But for the first part of the ascent of Mount Nebo, east of Jordan, she was able to use asellus, an ass or mule, whereas she had to walk all the way up Mount Sinai, not even asella, litter, being possible, because of its great steepness.

11 MINS LATER

David WalesNARRATOR
20:26
Introduction, resume of her journeyings.
David WalesNARRATOR
20:30
The narrative, as we now possess it, opens in the middle of a sentence at the point where the pilgrim had already reached the megalithic remains at Kibroth-Attava, in sight of the mountain range of Sinai.
David WalesNARRATOR
20:43
It may reasonably be assumed that the missing part contained the account of her journey from her western home to Constantinople, from thence through what is now Asia Minor to Antioch and on to Jerusalem, the events of her stay there, apart from the description of the services which she gives later on at page 45 and following, and her journey from thence towards Mount Sinai by way of Clisma, now Suez, and Faran, or Paran.
David WalesNARRATOR
21:11
She had just before probably ascended the mountain of Faran, where the hands of Moses were uplifted during the battle with Amalek at Exodus 17, 10 following, and came down again into the plain.

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