Jelly Bean Aficionado Pillows

'Given the downward slope of our demand curve...order more jelly beans.'

Clown eating jelly beans.

'Guess how many I ATE.'

"Yum! This jelly bean is worm flavored!"

"Eat your greens. . . and your pinks and yellows and blues."

Joey discovers the difference between coffee beans and jelly beans.

Revenge of the Jelly Mother.

'He made an excellent jelly.'

'You wouldn't happen to be sitting on my entry to the straightest runner bean competition?'

"When the dating agency said you were full of beans..."

"I want to spill the beans, but I'm waiting till I have access to classified or sensitive beans."

'The pound looks strong to day. Yes, against the Zambesi bean.'

Rod was unimpressed with the party - Sure, he was surrounded by bikini-clad lovelies, there was free champagne and a 20-foot jelly, but much to his chagrin, there was a distinct lack of cheese and pineapple chunks.

'How about a windfall tax on baked beans?'

Jelly I.V.

'Ah, Garbanzo, truly you are a noble bean.'

'Sorry about that - Lenny accidentally used jumping beans.'

"I'm more concerned about the two bowlfuls of jelly you apparently sit on the rest of the year."

"Whole bean or ground relentlessly to dust?"

Can I get you another coffee?

'The good news is I'm down to one latte a day.'

"I do a lot for charity but I don't like to talk about it. . ."

'No more beans this week, I think, Matilda.'

Coffee Overload: 'I'll have a low fat soy latte, no sugar, two biscotti...make that a Columbian-Kenyan bean bend...oh make it snappy, I'm in a hurry!'

'Mummy, Daddy, this is Wayne. Wayne once sat in a bath full of jelly for 24 hours.'

Middle Distance Runners

Cafe Jelly, Set Lunch

1907: Thanks to his dog, Edward Fishkopp discovers the rocket drive.

People are a lot like jelly beans...Soft and chewy!

"Mum says can she borrow a cupful of jelly babies?"

"Ahhh, the sweet smell of success!"

Jelly Fish

"Your problem, Trevor, is that you're very thin skinned."

'Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday you like beans.' 'Now you don't.'

"Our food supervisor used to be a military cook."