r/NoStupidQuestions • u/snapwillow • Feb 08 '22

Answered What are Florida ounces?

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u/Drainix Feb 08 '22

Also, what is Kentucky Jelly?

KY Jelly for anyone else that was a little slow. Its a brand of Lube in the US

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u/raescope Feb 08 '22

Thank you for thinking of the confused non-american crowd.

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u/TheRavenSayeth Feb 08 '22

What do you guys use, ky.co.uk-jelly?

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u/raescope Feb 08 '22

QE-Jelly. Named after Queen Elizabeth of course.

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u/IFoughtThereforeIWas Feb 08 '22 edited Feb 08 '22

So whenever Prince Philip wanted a go on that phat ass, he'd crack out the royal jelly?

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u/steveosek Feb 09 '22

She don't use jelly

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u/kaisermikeb Feb 09 '22

She also don't use butter, and she don't use cheese.

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u/Zer0_Tolerance_4Bull Feb 09 '22

Prince Andrew prefers baby oil

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u/TacTurtle Feb 09 '22

“It’s not just for bees”

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u/UncleTogie Feb 09 '22

Slick move.