A few years ago Lawrence, KS was #1 per capita...Rock Chalk Gayhawk.

Aids must really have played havoc in San Francisco

Maybe not that explicit, but they clearly wanted to cobble together some metrics that generates buzz by highlighting 'surprising' wayd in which various communities are becoming gay-friendly.

Under the guise of 'scientific tabulation' this is more properly a primer on 'here's a bunch of ways various cities are catering to gay people,' with the sub-goal of reminding everyone of how important becoming increasingly gay-friendly is.

Happens all the time for a number of issues.

its kind of funny of how many college towns are on that list

Signs you live in a gay city

It funded construction of a $4 million civic center with taxes from anal bead sales

The layout of every street is the same... gym, candle shop, nail salon... gym, candle shop, nail salon

There's a closet organizer store at the corner of Seacrest & N'Sync

Every street has a lane for bicycles and another for PT Cruisers

They gave the key to the city to the guy who invented jazz hands

A cop just ticketed you for not being matchy matchy enough

Instead of money, items are bartered using Bed, Bath and Beyond coupons

The high school mascot is the "Flyin' Glory Holes

Instead of brutal drive bys, local gangs settle their disputes with a fierce vogue-off

Their was a riot when the citys cable shut off at the beginning of Dancing With The Stars

All the chubby girls have a best guy friend

Firemen are unable to respond to emergencies because of the throng of dudes crowded outside the station waiting for them to take off their shirts and start washing the trucks

Parking lots have spaces reserved for "sassy vespas"

The town holiday decorations are tasteful white lights with fun little accents of mid-century kitsch

Probably a lot of truth to that.

Good a place as any

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/simon-...Diana_Vreeland

Yeah. They were trying too hard with their fake "research" and gave away their agenda. Shameful.

Bingo. Just look at the criteria used. Less than scientific.

Was this accounted for before or after Shaun Smith was still in town? vvv
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