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Jubscarz wrote:

BLZDub wrote:

stanton wrote:

*Grand* wrote:no homo ..

That phrase has always puzzled me, do people use it seriously or is it always taking the piss?

I'd have to say I've heard it being used very seriously, which makes me laugh. "Me and my mates was chilling in the bath, no homo, and he dropped the soup"

Soup in the bath eh? Unconventional admittedly but it just might work...

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA, best typo ever if I do say so myself (no homo).

2005 or STFU.


**EDIT** all your base are belong to us (no homo) **EDIT**

Dubstep is always behind the times though, the phrase "it's a lot" was coined a couple of years ago and dubsteppers are just feeling comfortable using it. Also "bare" has been around bare time and now bare people in dubstep are using it, the trick is to wait until the rest of the world stops using it and then starting using it, it's like retro futurism. Or something.

somejerk wrote:this thread is pro homo

This thread is Elton John?

kidlogic wrote:

somejerk wrote:this thread is pro homo

This thread is Elton John?

Jubscarz wrote:the trick is to wait until the rest of the world stops using it and then starting using it

Thats the best way.

It's like the anti-cool cool, we're so not hip we're hip so get with it, ooh yeeeeeeeeeeeeah. big up.

I'm 24 middle class and white i must therefore use bare slang it's alot

forensix (mcr) wrote:I'm 24 middle class and white i must therefore use bare slang it's alot

Example of the words being used here.

In perfect context.

forensix (mcr) wrote:I'm 24 middle class and white i must therefore use bare slang it's alot

fukkin cracker