Nozzle Talk

Back in the '80's I was lucky enough to purchase a number of volumes of Darlene Holloman's " Nozzle Talk " magazines. I was hoping to post some stories ( although some entries are not politically correct ). Some of the topics may even be considered illegal by today's standards. I'd like one of the moderators rto vet them before I do.

Back in the '80's I was lucky enough to purchase a number of volumes of Darlene Holloman's " Nozzle Talk " magazines. I was hoping to post some stories ( although some entries are not politically correct ). Some of the topics may even be considered illegal by today's standards. I'd like one of the moderators rto vet them before I do.

1--What would be illegal today that wasn't then?

2--Who cares about political correctness?

Let's call a spade a spade.

There's a great story about a kinky aunt introducing her teenage niece to enemas. Another about kinky nurse in a mental hospital. But there really erotic and hot.

Would love to see nozzle talk magazine heard of them but never read one please post them

Please post them.

Very cool, I would like to read them as well.

In the early days of porn, before we protected children, there was a store in Newburgh, New York that openly sold kiddie porn, so a review might be in order. But I think I saw most if not all of "Darlene's" publications and don't remember anything that would be objectionable today.

I posted this in Enemas > Links - thread about a week ago but thought it should be shared here too.

I stumbled on this online (PDF) version of Water & Power - Vol. 1, No. 4 (1976) Teoli Jr. A.C.

https://archive.org/details/waterpowerv1n41976teolijr.a.c22

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You can download the PDF version directly though this link:

https://archive.org/download/waterpowerv1n41976teolijr.a.c22/waterpowerv1n41976teolijr.a.c22.pdf

Awesome find!

I was thinking about Nozzle Talk a few months ago, and kicking myself for giving away the few copies I had.As far as I'm concerned it is classic and maybe one of the best all around writing of stories and advice published on Enema. Was not printed on the best paper but it held up. PC is should not be be a problem. Most of our topics and interests are not either.

If some of the stories can be brought back to like that would be great. I do remember a story of two French girls as roommates. what they did for each other including enemas. I've seem several similar descriptions of real life with roommates and friends by members here that always reminded me of Nozzle talk. I also remember Water and Power a magazine style publication. Some of these posts on Nozzle Talk go back to 2017. Can it be found?

By far the best enema related publication was Candid Press with Enema Hot Line letters and actual photos of real enema families. nothing too graphic was shown but there was family nudity and subtle use of enema equipment i have never seen anything close before or since.

Candid Press was printed on pink newspaper.

" The Hot Pink One" and "The World's Most Outrageous Newspaper" were two of their mottos.

Its great to see the Water & Power brings back good memories 😃

Not trying to burst any bubbles here, but this may upset a few. Darlene Holloman was a nom de plume. His (yes HIS) name was George. Now deceased I believe. I knew him. I was in his home several times to buy photo sets or pick up a copy of N.T. Like others here, I stupidly disposed of my collection of N.T. which was issue 9 through 11 or 12 I think. A true classic of its genre and a work of love for him. He was very much committed to a lifestyle of enemas not a slick publisher in L.A. pushing out garbage like so may of the time. George was the real deal.

I even met his wife a couple of times. If you know the magazine well, you may remember an amply endowed pretty black woman in a few photos. She did not sit in on any of our dealings. However she was polite, made me a drink and left the room.

George took to drinking more and more, becoming less possible to deal with. I had to cut ties after an episode or two. It was depressing indeed.

Early in 1984, I purchased the final two issues of Nozzle Talk at a shop on Seventh Avenue in Manhattan. The classified ads included one from an enema nurse, a Ms. Waters, who had an apartment in Midtown Manhattan. I had two sessions with her, and I later found out that she was Mrs. Darbon.

@Aesthete

Early in 1984, I purchased the final two issues of Nozzle Talk at a shop on Seventh Avenue in Manhattan.

The classified ads included one from an enema nurse, a Ms. Waters, who had an apartment in Midtown Manhattan. I had two sessions with her, and I later found out that she was Mrs. Darbon.

Nurse (Ms) Waters . . that's a big clue as to her “alternative” working profession. I bet it drew a smile

Down our way around the same period (1970's on) there were four ‘seedy’ publications printed in Kings Cross by underground press that dealt with Enemas in story form & offered such services in their back pages . . . I had a stack of them

Ribald - and it was, came in at #1, Obscenity - pushed the envelope with kink + , Searchlight - not quite as good but close enough & lastly Sexy magazine. Thinking back there was another titled just Filth which had the shortest run of all.

Bohemian artiness first in B & W then colour pictorials that all got banned by our censors, yet Water& Power made it through unscathed

Water and Power was full of faked scenarios, rectal nozzles and upside down combination bags. The Beth Tyler magazines were the real deal😁🦄😍