Jello Baby
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Jello Munoz
Cool ass nigga from Idaho, He is the dopest guy to hang out with and he’s always smiling, and a reckless person
Jello Munoz by Willing deez April 15, 2019
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Turkey Jello
A sagging double chin that sags like jello and in which resembles a turkey's gobbler. A trait commonly found amongst middle age female Math teachers.
Turkey Jello by Sacktavious June 7, 2007
jello surfing
Donnie, Let's go out and get some drinks, Nah man I can't that Fat Heffer Megan broke my dick jello surfing
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Jello Biafra
Jello Biafra by Master P July 2, 2003
jellophobia
Fear of gelatin. The concept of jellophobia synthesizes an instinctual feeling and offers a potential solution to a conundrum: fear and acceptance.
Faces and hands are flattened into irregular gelatin bodies.
The eyes are closed and the hands are either opened or tightly closed.
Too many times we cannot fully understand the exact causes and mechanisms of a chronic disease.
Fear, solitude, hopelessness.
The images are offering a solution: acceptance.
Our "solution" is meant to be controversial.
On one hand it seems to encourage acceptance of beauty, hair, face, skin, air, light, illness.
On the other hand it implies cowardice; giving up the fight.
There is peace with oneself, with one's faith.
There is beauty in the end of struggle.
All that is left of their humanity is the physical beauty.
The mind and the soul are taken over by the unfathomable, transparent entity.
The element of chronic illness also comes into play.
The eyes are closed and the hands are either opened or tightly closed.
Too many times we cannot fully understand the exact causes and mechanisms of a chronic disease.
Fear, solitude, hopelessness.
The images are offering a solution: acceptance.
Our "solution" is meant to be controversial.
On one hand it seems to encourage acceptance of beauty, hair, face, skin, air, light, illness.
On the other hand it implies cowardice; giving up the fight.
There is peace with oneself, with one's faith.
There is beauty in the end of struggle.
All that is left of their humanity is the physical beauty.
The mind and the soul are taken over by the unfathomable, transparent entity.
The element of chronic illness also comes into play.
jellophobia by nebuloso December 31, 2004