I think this sentence is actually quite old.
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If you read Sherlock Holmes, Watson does this a lot too.
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There's use of it in Harry Potter. May JKR suffocate on her own hatred.
are they ejaculating because the salt is turning them on or are they ejaculating salt?
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In this context it means "blurted out, exclaimed"
The former. Think about it, if you nutted salt, you’d phrase it differently like „it’s salt?“ or something to that extend.
But phrased like this clearly means salt is turning them on
There was an old book I was listening to at work, in a crowded room (everyone wearing headphones) and snorted quite loudly as the line "He ejaculated about the room."
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