mikahulipas:

To all my sweet followers: Thank you for following me! <3 This year, I will be graduating high school (I will be entering UST this coming school year), so I really, really want to do an amazing giveaway for you all. :) I decided to pick up a few pieces of wristbands from Hello Infinity, and share them all with you guys!

RULES:

• You must be following me.
• You must reblog this photo at least once. (You may reblog the shit out of this!)
• This contest is open INTERNATIONALLY. :)
• The deadline for this contest is March 29, 2011.
• The winner will be chosen via Random.org.

PRIZE:

• 1 Peace Wristband
• 1 Wanderlust Wristband
• 1 Teen Angst Wristband
• 1 Lipstick Lullabies (Mayday Parade) Wristband
• 1 Electric Kiss Wristband
• 1 Daydreamer Wristband

(via parasoul-deactivated20110411)

Or sex bands.

I bought an assorted jelly bracelets or sex bands a while ago for only P8. Yep. P8 = White, black, green, red, pink and blue. 2pcs/color. They say that each color has a meaning. I don’t even know that it has a meaning. So I googled it. What is a jelly bracelet or a sex band?

These are thin rubbery bands which can be worn one at a time or interconnected together on the wrists. They have different color meanings that  have been used in many health and fitness campaigns to fight cancer and other diseases. However today’s youth have devised a new sexual meaning for the wearing of the bracelets and they are a trend in some schools.The wearing of jelly bracelets started when Lance Armstrong, an athlete overcame cancer and defied the odds. As a way of helping to fund cancer research he helped to design and sell a simple bracelet that was yellow and had the words, “Live Strong” on them. The colored bracelets caught on and Lance raised millions of dollars in cancer research money. Other health foundations around the world have set up similar funds as well. Today jelly bracelets, or sex bracelets, are currently popular among high school students. It is said the bracelets are color-coded according to the wearer’s willingness to perform certain sexual acts. Kids in many high schools refer to them as “sex bracelets” and the different colors can denote the wearers sexual preference(s), or be used in games.

In a sexual game called snap, a boy or girl snaps or breaks a bracelet off the wearers wrist. The rules of snap can require players to do all manner of things from kissing to actual intercourse, depending upon the color of the bracelet.

Say what? HAHAHA. So anyway, here are the meanings:

Black - the wearer will have regular “missionary” sex
Blue - indicates oral sex performed on a guy
Clear - indicates a willingness to do anything the snapper wants
Green - indicates that oral sex can be performed on a girl
Glittery Blue - is willing to perform anal sex
Glittery Clear - wearer will let the snappee “feel up” or touch any body part
Glittery Green - the wearer is willing to “69”
Glittery Pink - willing to “flash” a body part
Glittery Purple - willing to French kiss
Glittery Yellow - indicates kissing and hugging is acceptable
Yellow - wearer is willing to hug
Pink - wearer is willing to give a hickey
Orange - wearer is willing to kiss
Purple - wearer is willing to kiss a partner of either sex
Red - wearer is willing to perform a lap dance
White - wearer will flash what they have.

OMG. I don’t know if it’s true or whatever. Haha.

Source: http://www.disabled-world.com/artman/publish/jelly-bracelets.shtml