What do the different color bracelets mean?

Someone told me that there is different meanings for the different color bracelets so i need to know!!!

honey, they mean absofreakinglutly NOTHING. like, seriously. the FIRST time those braclets became popular was in 1997. i was in middle school at the time so i remember VERY well. like, we all wore them and felt cool and all that then all the sudden some parent on the news is screeching "omg, they mean stuff about sex" so then all the schools cracked down and we werent allowed to wear them anymore. meanwhile, all us kids were looking at each other going "um, what?" because we thought it was so dumb. none of us were doing anything sexual, and we CERTAINLY would not do it based on a stupid bracelet.

the only meanings they have are fake ones given to them by an over protective parent. seriously. some parent saw "omg the kids are doing something new, quick, how do we squish it?" and the roumers started to fly. they really mean NOTHING. and anyone who DOES think they mean something, or would do ANYTHING sexual based on the snapping of a ten cent piece of plastic, is an idiot

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5 Responses to “What do the different color bracelets mean?”

  1. blondie_chic Says:
    July 2nd, 2009 at 4:45 am

    What? I have never heard of that.
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  2. ........ Says:
    July 2nd, 2009 at 5:23 am

    all i know is:
    black-regular sex
    red-lap dance

    google it and youll find tons of results
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  3. Kathleen Says:
    July 2nd, 2009 at 6:10 am

    i know some cultures use bead colors to symbolize things. here are some
    Red (Faith): Communication
    Yellow (Love): Overcoming challenges through unconditional love
    Blue (Intuition): Using intuition to teach and serve
    Green (Will): Living willfully
    Pink (Creativity): Working
    White (Magnetism): Sharing
    Purple (Wisdom): Gratitude/healing
    Orange (Learning): Kinship
    Gray (Honoring): Friendship
    Brown (Knowing): Self-discipline
    Rose (Seeing): Motivation
    Black (Hearing) Harmony; listening
    Crystal (Clarity): Wholeness
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  4. [funnn] Says:
    July 2nd, 2009 at 6:26 am

    http://www.theledger.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20031014/NEWS/310140359/0/FRONTPAGE

    this was a fad a couple years back, im not sure about now. but supposedly they all had sexual meanings and when someone snapped yours it was like they did something with you. weird.
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  5. Ashley D Says:
    July 2nd, 2009 at 6:45 am

    honey, they mean absofreakinglutly NOTHING. like, seriously. the FIRST time those braclets became popular was in 1997. i was in middle school at the time so i remember VERY well. like, we all wore them and felt cool and all that then all the sudden some parent on the news is screeching "omg, they mean stuff about sex" so then all the schools cracked down and we werent allowed to wear them anymore. meanwhile, all us kids were looking at each other going "um, what?" because we thought it was so dumb. none of us were doing anything sexual, and we CERTAINLY would not do it based on a stupid bracelet.

    the only meanings they have are fake ones given to them by an over protective parent. seriously. some parent saw "omg the kids are doing something new, quick, how do we squish it?" and the roumers started to fly. they really mean NOTHING. and anyone who DOES think they mean something, or would do ANYTHING sexual based on the snapping of a ten cent piece of plastic, is an idiot
    References :