Sentence examples for homos it from inspiring English sources

"Almost no one plays bridge, and there is almost nothing to do but drink or swim or —." But many are claiming this historical gay paradise is no longer the hot hangout for homos it used to be.

The upbeat teen Nash plays on smartphone screens diverges so sharply from the kid who lashed out against "homos" that it can be hard to shake the sense his online image is at least in part a carefully constructed fiction — one more staged than his casual candids might suggest.

Whether black women or white homos "have it worse" doesn't change the fact that white gay men don't have the right to co-opt black women's social identities or that white privilege incorrectly lets them think their appropriation is identification.

Onto our rollickin' roundup! - Speaking of gospel music (in a way), yes, of course we're going to lead off with this viral sensation of a four-year-old singing "Ain't No Homos Gonna Make it to Heaven" in a crowded church, getting oodles of slack-jawed grins and lawd-howdy gaffaws from the idiotic congregation.

Onto our rollickin' roundup! - Speaking of gospel music (in a way), yes, of course we're going to lead off with this viral sensation of a four-year-old singing "Ain't No Homos Gonna Make it to Heaven" in a crowded church, getting oodles of slack-jawed grins and lawd-howdy guffaws from the idiotic congregation.

As for his thoughts on the future of Capitol Hill's scene he says "There's a whole new wave of Seattle homos... gentrification aside it's still the place to be for dynamic homo nightlife".

It involved "Moslems," "homos," and seventy-two virgins.

But once they posted "Jesus Would Stone Homos" the speech was not only hateful, it was murderous--yet somehow was considered "protected" speech.

Then we introduced it to a bunch of homos and they became obsessed with the same game but in "the briefs" section.

Our scouts tell us that it's now called Toucan's, but don't worry, it's probably still rife with homos and burgers.

In October, a Kampala tabloid newspaper, Rolling Stone, ran an angry diatribe identifying 100 individuals it described as "Uganda's top homos".