Trivia question . . . .

[MrFun]

Originally posted by Ming
Des Moines

So close, Ming, so CLOSE.

[Japher]

Where ever Sloww is...

[MrFun]

Ok, what the hell -- it's about 2:30 here.

The answer is . . . . . .




Iowa City -- according to a senior gay activist who currently lives there, approximately 30% of the city's population is non-heterosexual (gay, lesbian, bi-sexual, transgendered, and so forth).

[Japher]

according to a senior gay activist

Come on, like you're really going to believe him! All gay people think everyone else homosexual!

[MrFun]

Originally posted by Japher


Come on, like you're really going to believe him! All gay people think everyone else homosexual!

I do not know if this claim is valid -- when I asked him for the source of this information, he said he did not get this information from any one source.

He said his claim is based on information that has been dissimated through the gay community. So really, you can't take this statistic with blind faith, unless we would be able to locate a reputable source.


But if it were true, it's very interesting that Iowa City, of all cities in United States is the one.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Originally posted by MrFun
Ok, what the hell -- it's about 2:30 here.

The answer is . . . . . .




Iowa City -- according to a senior gay activist who currently lives there, approximately 30% of the city's population is non-heterosexual (gay, lesbian, bi-sexual, transgendered, and so forth).

I did my graduate work in Iowa City, and it was indeed very gay (my three closest friends were a gay man, a lesbian, and a bisexual woman, and one of my fondest memories are of helping said lesbian cruise for chicks). But I'd be surprised if it were gayer, proportionally, than Northampton, Mass. Or is that #1?