I wonder what standards they used?

by either the Advocate or some other such publication. And San Francisco was way down the list.

I just had to at that list.

Also, in light of the fact that the Advocate chose a homophobe as person of the year, Pope Francis, tells me that this publication is likely staffed by the same sorts of gay people who flirt with Log Cabin Republicanism, from time to time, and thus, not sure if they really know what they are talking about.

Anway...

I'm not surprised at all by that finding.

Seattle is only 14th. I think it's the weather. It doesn't rain ALL the time y'all.

I was told this a long time ago I don't know if it's true or not. But the person who told me this had moved from there to Florida.

Or a few other cities. Still it's somewhere in the top 20

in the mood to click through 15 different photos, and the ads, etc.

But thanks to William769 for posting! K&R

When I get back I will be more than happy to.

15. Pittsburgh, Penn.
14. Long Beach, Calif.
13. Orlando, Fla.
12. Rochester, N.Y.
11. San Francisco, Calif.
10. Arlington, Va.
9. Oakland, Calif.
8. Salt Lake City, Utah
7. Madison, Wisc.
6. St. Louis, Mo.
5. Atlanta, Ga.
4. Cambridge, Mass.
3. Seattle, Wash.
2. Pasadena, Calif.
1. Washington, D.C.

Honorable Mentions

15. Pittsburgh, Penn.
16. New Orleans, La.
17. Denver, Colo.
18. Tacoma, Wash.
19. Lexington, Ky.
20. Portland, Ore.
21. Las Vegas, Nev.
22. Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
23. Tampa, Fla.
24. Akron, Ohio
25. Boston, Mass

I'm kind of surprised Columbus Ohio is nowhere on the list... They do an awesome Pride Parade.

I've been to (and in a couple place, lived) some of these places, and would never rank them very high on a list of 'gayest' places. And some of the gayest places are not even honorable mentions. Okee-dokee.

I just got back.

and NYC absent

Heck, the Twin Cities has gay marriage, Pride, bars, bookstores...

The criteria they used sucks this year: