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Добавлю от себя, что всегда думал, что выражение «поддуть дыма в задницу» [ Sterling Haynes, «Special Feature: Tobacco Smoke Enemas», BC Medical Journal 54 (2012): 496–97. ] пошло от традиции дарить сигары, чтобы произвести хорошее впечатление. Можете представить мое изумление, когда жена рассказала мне об истинном происхождении этого оборота: в 1700-х утонувших пытались возвращать к жизни, в прямом смысле вдувая им дым в задний проход посредством клизмы. Что это вредно для сердца, стало известно позже.

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