Inside joke.

(ahy-vuhn; Russ. ee-vahn) (kel-ee),

1982 - Present, Landscape Architect, American Icon, and fashion trend setter; U.S. citizen; most notably credited with the invention of the popped-collar which to date has been responsible for nearly 7% of the entire GDP of the United States between the years of 2001 - 2005. Despite the undisputed economic gains which resulted from the initial jolt in sales of Polo shirts, respected economists both home and abroad are now tributing the economic collapse of 2008 to I.J. Kelley based on fundamental evidence indicating many homeowners began defaulting on their mortgages in order to divert personal income toward excessive numbers of "pop-able" collared shirts; Academy award for role in Waterworld 1993.

Inside Joke and you're on the Outside. Used on someone looking for an explanation of an inside joke. Usually leads to further confusion, as it is often use as an inside joke of its own.

Abbreviation of "Join In". A spoken adaption of the culture of 'text language.' Used either as a noun to refer to someone who is an unwelcome member of the party but impossible to shake off, or as a verb describing the action of joining in with a group of people for lack of any better occupation.

Related to tag along.

J I C is an abbreviation for the words Just in case, used in the chatrooms

A complement you receive if you have extremely fresh shoes. You normally receive this complement if you are wearing Jordan's but it can really apply to any shoes you are wearing as long as they are extremely fresh.

A Phrase that states your overwhelming jealousy, or jellyness.