READ THE FIRST ENTRY FIRST
READ THE FIRST ENTRY FIRST
No Homo is an overused term by men of all ages, but primarily among college-age males. It can be used in almost any situation, but guys are using it as a way to borderline rape their fellow men. You can call it when you tell someone you like their shoes, you can call it when touch someone oddly, but you cannot call it when you dry hump your buddy at a party. Hypothetical situation I've never been in:
Guy 1: Hey man, nice pants. They look kickass with your Celine Dion tour t-shirt. No homo
Guy 2: Thanks dude, great package. No homo
Guy 1: Want to go have gay sex? No homo
Guy 2: Can I finish my wine cooler first?
None of the uses of no homo in this situation were acceptable or appropriate. Celine Dion is ridiculous for a few reasons:
1. She's from Canada
2. She pronounces words wrong. It's not an accent, it's wrong (this does not go for all places, just Canada)
3. She sucks
As for the package comment, any comment about another man's body/genitals in inexcusable and should be kept within the depths of your hair covered chest because any comment of this nature is, in fact, homo.
No homo should have been used after the wine cooler comment, since contrary to popular belief, they are not made from wine and juices but in fact from concentrated gay.
Below is a list of things not excusable through the use of No Homo:
1. Being from France
2. Gay Sex
3. Watching lifetime network
4. Working out to Richard Simmons
5. Spending more than 10 seconds talking about a rainbow
6. Comparing penises
7. Winning your buddy a prize at the fair
8. Eating tofu
9. Eating turkey substitutes for anything (if you're going to eat turkey meatballs, just go the half-step further and have balls instead)
10. Smacking you buddy's ass in a non-locker room/sports game setting
11. Jack Johnson
So stop using no homo for everything and admit your brief lapses of heterosexuality. Thank you
2 comments:
Best part is the ending, where France comes before Gay Sex! hahaha
They're nearly interchangeable
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