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During these conversations about girls and also when we talk about what we talk about when we weren't talking about girls

We'd often begin to end our sentences with no homo

Yo no homo, but I took Jackie to see play his club last night

You see Marcus can be has seven blocks last night. They niggas arms longest shit no homo

We weren't alone at some point in the late 90s no homo

Masculinity is certain phrase attached to any sentence for statement that could possibly have gay undertones

Have become so ubiquitous among high school and college age black males that is essentially served as a punctuation

At canisius it had become so ingrained that we shorten it to no mo

By then you'd intentionally say things that word gay sounded just so you could attach no mo

And then do what I guess was supposed to be ironic laughs no mo but that's our college to test was hard like a Rock yo, but no mo though

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