From the Seattle Times today, it's no surprise that San Francisco is #1. And way to go Seattle, Atlanta, Minnie and Boston!
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We're Number 2! We're Number 2!
But when you consider the double whammy of both Oakland (12.1) and San Francisco (15.4), that's a whole lot of gay! ;-)
But when you consider the double whammy of both Oakland (12.1) and San Francisco (15.4), that's a whole lot of gay! ;-)
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But New York City not in the top 10?
....*sob* I'm no longer trendy.
I personally am looking forward to getting the flock out of here. ASAP!
But IS there life west of the Hudson?.. I'm still not convinced. LOL
But New York City not in the top 10?
....*sob* I'm no longer trendy.
I personally am looking forward to getting the flock out of here. ASAP!
But IS there life west of the Hudson?.. I'm still not convinced. LOL
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There always was life...
West of the Hudson. It was culture that was adjudged lacking.
West of the Hudson. It was culture that was adjudged lacking.
Rochester, NY has a very pleasant gay community. I loved living there -- until I moved to ATLANTA!!!
There are some small towns in rural north GA that have an extremely high percentage of gay people, especially women.
There are some small towns in rural north GA that have an extremely high percentage of gay people, especially women.
Yeah, my town is almost bigger than SF & Oakland combined but it's so closet it's not even on the radar. Must have a whole lot of people in denial or it's the reality of the suburban landscape only being attractive to paired-off couples who aren't immersed in the subculture quite like the single ones are. Personally I don't find it necessary to hold my partner's hand when we walk around our neighborhood and we prefer to blend in, not stand out. We have enough supposedly straight and seemingly curious men cruising by our house every day who clearly know our story. I wonder what they're thinking? I always say, it takes one to know one. I wonder how they would have answered the survey?
But that report is just one more piece of data that confirms San Jose is the world's largest cow town. To its defense, it's pretty hard to compete when you're only an hour's drive south of #1 on the list.
But that report is just one more piece of data that confirms San Jose is the world's largest cow town. To its defense, it's pretty hard to compete when you're only an hour's drive south of #1 on the list.
Omaha isn't on the list?? That's interesting, we have quite a few evangelical mega-churches. Hmmmm...
Yes Greg, but Nebraska has had good growth in same-sex couple households. Go to the article link below, enlarge the graph and then look at the page 2 graph. Or let's see if I can get it to post here...
Maybe Greg needs to tell us about how he and Anderson have set up house together...
Maybe Greg needs to tell us about how he and Anderson have set up house together...
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I don't see Tucson or Arizona but then I did not expect to.
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No Illinois either
Chicago has a pretty large gay population though...
Chicago has a pretty large gay population though...
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New York's omission surprises me, especially since we have new, vibrant communities springing up every year....
The only thing I can figure out is the cost of living (but that wouldn't explain San Francisco...)
The only thing I can figure out is the cost of living (but that wouldn't explain San Francisco...)
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Retro, of course you matter!
DC's pretty cool.....
DC's pretty cool.....
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I'm happy to be representing the 8.8% in Portland, Oregon.
oxydolfan1....
=) NJ is pretty cool too. I have friends in Cherry Hill, actually, sometimes they come here, or sometimes I drive up to them, and we hang out in Philly, or NYC. Always a good time! DC is pretty cool. I love living here. It's actually getting nicer all the time. Lots of urban renewal going on in the city. New monuments....beautiful.
=) NJ is pretty cool too. I have friends in Cherry Hill, actually, sometimes they come here, or sometimes I drive up to them, and we hang out in Philly, or NYC. Always a good time! DC is pretty cool. I love living here. It's actually getting nicer all the time. Lots of urban renewal going on in the city. New monuments....beautiful.
Interesting stats - thanks Peter...
Now, where is the article that tells me why I'm not setting up housekeeping with my "intended?"
Anderson left me, BTW. And my SubZero died. Bad month.
Now, where is the article that tells me why I'm not setting up housekeeping with my "intended?"
Anderson left me, BTW. And my SubZero died. Bad month.
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I'm up north, by Teaneck (the portion of the state currently being hammered by a bizarre storm that sounds like half of my roof shingles have been laid to waste, lol!) and I love it...more expensive then you'd think, but close enough to midtown to be manageable....
If I relocate again, it's back to Brooklyn/Queens, maybe Philly for social and financial considerations, or Montreal, because I miss it.
But Washington is hip...I was surprised when I saw Baltimore!
If I relocate again, it's back to Brooklyn/Queens, maybe Philly for social and financial considerations, or Montreal, because I miss it.
But Washington is hip...I was surprised when I saw Baltimore!
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