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A few years back my daughter came home and informed us that the skin on the outside of the elbow is called your "gweenis" and it has no nerves. At that time she began pinching my elbow and saying "Gweenis!" at random times. She thinks it's just soooooo funny and that I should too since it can't possibly hurt. The problem is it's incredibly annoying to me, such as many things are after the first couple of times experiencing them (funny once or twice, then no so much). Eventually she dropped saying 'gweenis' and would just pinch my elbow.
I have to be honest, my daughter finally did outgrow her gweenis pinching obsession, but not until I actually yelled at her a few times for doing so. Then, a few weeks ago she slipped up and "gweenis'd" me again. ARGH!!!!!
btw... I tried to google gweenis and got nothing. Apparently the correct word is "wenis" (rhymes with penis) but I prefer the original version.
Learn something new every day! Amazing! Thanks for that!! *giggles*
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2 years agoEvery day an education! LOL
Greetings Ms. Badonkadonk
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Thanks for telling us about your young daughters wenis infatuation? I can see why you might be a bit peeved and concerned.
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In the long run I reckon size doesn't matter, it's what you do with it. It just so happened that I took a gander at mine and they are both down right fugly. So then, two or more are called "weni?"
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Respectfully,
Gordon Lee
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2 years agoIt probably is "weni" but I just hope no one has more than two. Unless knees count - are there knee weni?
That is funny... who knew?
I even just pinched myself there and it didn't hurt. LOL
Damn I need to get a life!
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2 years agoAnd now you, too, can annoy your friends and loved ones!! Gweenis!! Gweenis, gweenis gweenis!!!
if you are ever needing trivia that no one else knows or cares about let me introduce you to my kids! LOL