Vomitoriums

We learned that wealthy people had vomitoriums in their homes -- so when they'd consumed too much, they could throw up and start all over again. ❋ Eileen Ogintz (2011)

When a country or a culture -- not unlike the ancient civilization of Rome -- becomes more interested in vomitoriums than the growing disparity and disaffection in its populace, it runs a serious risk of caving in on itself. ❋ Judith Acosta (2011)

It's sort of like how England was once the new Rome, only with more lace and less vomitoriums. ❋ Unknown (2008)

We were stranded in an airport together for six hours I was headed for London, he for Athens and he told me all about his Greek and Roman heritage, while earnestly peddling the idea that vomitoriums should never have faded from the architectural and cultural scene. ❋ Unknown (2008)

They might as well start building vomitoriums and throwing people to the lions for entertainment too. ❋ Unknown (2006)

They need to bring back vomitoriums and put them in there rightful places, the theater. ❋ Scifirantergirl (2005)

After about 2 hours, however, I was right there with everyone else and it all went down like an old-school Roman banquet, minus the immeasurable amounts of food and the vomitoriums. ❋ Kinaesthesia (2002)

This sweet spark displayed all his little erudition, and flourished away upon cloacas and vomitoriums with eternal fluency. ❋ Beckford, William (1891)

This time corresponds with the Roman Empire era of gladiators and vomitoriums (sp?) when Romans were more concerned about their entertainment and social status, than their long term stability. ❋ By Sean Smith - Lawrence (2010)

This is what the current era has vomited out to a dysfunctional and existence challenged public through the lens of so-called "reality TV", who were mesmerized by the electronic kool aid heaved up in an orgy of greed and malfeasance not seen since the days of consumption excesses witnessed in the vomitoriums of Rome. ❋ Unknown (2009)

They had yet to be inundated with fast food vomitoriums, and swore it'd never happen there. ❋ Unknown (2008)

I'm [heading] out to the vomitorium to go to the [bathroom] and get a new beer before the next [inning]. ❋ Scarlettb (2011)

We entered the vomitorium to our [seats] [around] the [tier]. ❋ Anna Rustikov (2006)

Ancient Roman: I can't eat another bite. Excuse me while I visit the vomitorium. ([Enter's] vomitorium and [pukes] [guts out]) Ahhhh, much better. I'm ready for the second course! ❋ David Jedziniak (2006)

My [Caligula], the vomitorium is quite [full] today, [itsn't] it? ❋ Alan B. Hutscar (2003)

[John a] [be back] for more. He's in the [vomitorium]. ❋ Deep Blue 2012 (2010)

[really really] old [dishes] [in the sink] ❋ Jaime (2003)

After eating a bunch of fried chicken to cure [a hangover], I committed what felt like a crime against humanity [in the butt] [vomitorium]. ❋ Billy Br (2011)

“I would love to see you today, but I’m afraid [I cannot]. It’s a [vomitorium] [over here].” ❋ Wicked Wordsmith (2020)