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-Megan do you want my jellies
-sure
Jellies by that little reggid March 12, 2020
A Jelly is the SI unit for measuring fun. One Jelly is equal to three smiles.
It was founded by Dr. Joel Schock in 1994, back when the music was still good. It is currently being proposed to be added to the metric system. It mostly likely will not, because it is a slang term.
"Wow that camping trip was fun! It was at least seven Jellies!"

"That concert rocked the house!"
"Heck yeah! Acording to my chart, it was over 9000 jellies!"
"What? 9000!"
Jellies by Tony Grayson January 23, 2009
Urn pah's belly! And dockys.
Damn homie, take a look at urn pah's jellies!
jellies by kevishto March 1, 2005
Glops of blood that come out of a pussy when a girl has her period
The girl had realized that her jellies were laying in her bed after her period
Jellies by Matt Andersonlol April 4, 2008
Any squishy part on a person's or creature's anatomy. Bellies, balls, tummies and paws are all prime examples of the medical term 'Jellies'.
Babe, let me touch your jellies!
Jellies by YouPoopin? April 14, 2020

jellies] [snaps] [sex bracelets] [jelly bracelets 

where i come from... green=green, black=black, pink=pink, etc. with the exceptions of the bracelets that so obviously say in bold lettering: "If you break me you must sex the previous owner" those are the doozies.
omg i accidentally broke my black bracelet this morning guess what i did with myself (bought some more?)
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