jelly bracelets

short blog. just an item of interest.

i was bored and recently started reading the blog "Lovelyish", courtesy of Erin =] it has some interesting entries. mostly bout love, life, fashion and beauty. i just came across this random article bout those jelly bracelets. apparently like 110, 15 yrs ago kids used to wear them in high school as a major trend and that each colour had a different sexual meaning lol according to the blog, if a guy breaks bracelet off ur wrist, then he is entitled to wateva act that colour represents.



heres the guidelines:
* Yellow - indicates the wearer is willing to HUG
* Pink - indicates the wearer is willing to give a hickey
* Orange - indicates the wearer is willing to KISS
* Purple - indicates the wearer is willing to kiss a partner of either sex
* Red - indicates the wearer is willing to perform a LAP DANCE
* Green - indicates that ORAL SEX can be performed on a girl
* Clear - indicates a willingness to do "whatever the snapper wants"
* Blue - indicates ORAL SEX performed on a guy
* Black - indicates that the wearer will have regular "missionary" sex
* White - indicates the wearer will "FLASH" what they have
* Glittery Yellow - indicates HUGGING and KISSING is acceptable
* Glittery Pink - willing to "flash" (show) a body part
* Glittery Purple - wearer is willing to French (open mouth) kiss
* Glittery Blue - wearer is willing to perform anal sex
* Glittery Green - indicates that the wearer is willing to "69" (mutual oral sex)
* Glittery Clear - indicates that the wearer will let the snappee "feel up" or touch any body part they want

they got so popular that schools began banning them cos they thought the kids were getting too corrupted lol like 12, 13 year olds would actually perform sexual favors on account of some jerk breaking their jelly bracelet lol but like srsly if they were gonna do it they wouldnt need that excuse to. kids r kids, if they rlly want to do something u cant stop them. lol anyway.

yep so thats my random little post =]

quote of the day:
"Sometimes we must be hurt in order to grow, fall in order to know, lose in order to gain. And sometimes we have to be broken so we can be whole again."