Wenis
March 22, 2008
Ok, I should be writing… and I swear, i’m on my way out the door to write, but
I was looking through Etsy.com– the website for cool crafters, DIY buying and selling and came across this awesome item:
a Wenis Felt Badge! from the seller: Mooseandbear . Check out their other items, and their website; really fun, cute stuff (i’m partial to these felt badges and the Hungry Yellow Felt Monster).
Now, this word Wenis sounds kind of familiar; Mooseandbear states it’s a term used in the movie Juno. I do sort of remember it in the movie, but when I looked it up on Urbandictionary.com I found these definitions:
1. Wenis
The skin on your elbow
Hey, Dan! Your wenis is showing!
2. The skin that covers the tip of your elbow. The wenis lacks sensitivity and can withstand all types of abuse.
*The skin on the inside of your elbow is known as a wagina.* (<–someone inserted this into the definition)
Your wenis is looking crusty use some moisturizer.
3. the skin that allows the elbows to bend, but it sounds really dirty and funny
a.) stop rubbing my wenis
b.)mmm my wenis is dried up and crusty…wanna lick it?
c.) my wenis stretches
Among many other (and more salacious) definitions.
There you go, consider this your word of the day (or week, or month).
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March 22nd, 2008 at 3:57 pm
thanks for featuring my badge!! i always thought wenis was a mixture of weiner and penis - who knew it had so many other uses. I think my nexy badge will be pork sword - another favourite from juno…
March 26th, 2008 at 3:55 pm
I thought a wenis was an especially small penis! Shows what I know! And where my evil little brain defaults…
March 28th, 2008 at 8:23 am
Wow - love to be enlightened! I was with you Moose & Bear - I had no idea that the skin on the elbow had a name - just thought it was skin on the elbow.
I would like to feature your post on my Word of the Week. Thanks for the educating.
March 28th, 2008 at 11:51 am
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