Haha. It's a species of enteroviruses (fecal-oral transmission) named after the small town where the first fecal samples it was identified in came from.
A few months ago the word "weenus" (slang for the skin on one's elbow) was quite popular among the tweens and teens in my hometown. My 18-month-old nephew heard the word and looked down his pants.
good thing we did not have an EI appointment today, as both Jordan and Taylor have the dreaded coxsackie right now. FOR REALS! ew! if it's not one thing, it's another, i swear to god!
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I hope you weren't exposed!
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Male genital problem??
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A few months ago the word "weenus" (slang for the skin on one's elbow) was quite popular among the tweens and teens in my hometown. My 18-month-old nephew heard the word and looked down his pants.
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