Receiving an alcohol enema. The
alcohol can be of any variety, but it is more commonly known as "joosed" due to the popularity of receiving the enema with the flavored/caffeinated malt beverage, "Joose".
The effervescence of the "joosing" is thought to increase the
alcohol absorption into the bloodstream (over other non-carbonated
alcohol enemas with the same
alcohol percentage).
The enema is administered via a joose-bag or common drug-store enema (see Fleet Enema for an example). The joose bag resembles a pastry bag and has multiple joose nozzles that can be swapped out for varying levels of pleasure and experience. Additionally, it is recommended that when sharing a joose bag between two or more individuals, a separate nozzle (or bag) should be used per recipient.
The bag is filled with the alcoholic beverage, while keeping one finger under the tip of the nozzle. The open end is then folded over and sealed
tight.
The recipient must then remove their pants and undergarments and recline in either a horizontal or angled position to position the rectum as north as possible.
A second individual will then administer the joosing. (Experienced joosers will be able to administer their own with practice.) The recipient must then remain in an anus-northward position until it is time to "pull the ripcord," or release the
alcohol from his/her anus.
If the alcoholic beverage is of a lower
alcohol percentage, the recipient may then choose to be plugged with a silicone "cork" or joose
plug. The recipient can then be mobile until the "ripcord" is pulled.
More information can be found here (section 5):
http://en.
wikipedia.org/wiki/Enema
Joosing is extremely dangerous, and many
people have died from alcohol poisoning from it. It is NOT recommended that anyone practice this form of
alcohol consumption.
Please see the 2007 Darwin Award winner:
http://www.darwinawards.com/darwin/darwin2007-13.html