What do the different colors of bracelets mean?

Jelly Bracelets (sometimes called Sex Bracelets) are a fad. They were first worn by Madonna and such other popstars, and were harmless until recently. Now they have taken part in a game called Snap. In the game, someone has to wear some of these wristbands. They are the 'victim' in this sex game. There is also the 'snapper,' who is the person who tries to 'snap,' or break, the bracelet off of the victims wrist. Once done, the victim must preforn the act, that goes with the color of the bracelet snapped off, on the snapper. This is a game played by people of all ages, but most commonly the game is found in middle and high schools. Some schools have banned these bracelets, and some don't even know they are becoming so powerful. A lot of people who wear these jelly bracelets, however, do not play this game. I, personally, wear 56 of these bracelets for fashion, not Snap. I didn't even know about this game until recently. (People in 3rd grade know about it!) If you know somebody that wears these and are concerned that they may be playing the game, be sure to talk to them, and tell them how this is a bad thing. A lot of people wear them unknowingly, and may like to be informed. (I know about the game, but I don't care. If some freaks want to play, that's there thing.) Anyway, for the thing you've all been waiting for, here are the colors with there meanings:

The colors each have a coded meaning as follows:

• 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

There are variations of course, just as there was with the M&M's back in the 80's. Many people thought that the yellow ones made you horny, but research proved that it was the green ones!

To be sure, many children and even adults wear these decorative bracelets without any sexual connotation or meaning. Parents of young teenagers and children, obviously, should be aware of this.