An in-depth look at which foods are gay

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Following the Chick-Fil-A controversy, Bread8 Productions digs deep into food and gay culture in Austin to see which foods are gay and which are straight.

Video: http://ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-826913?hpt=hp_bn1

Make sure you stay through the credits. :)

But Rainbow snow cones do scream it loudest

Love the guy who said, "The thing is after the rainbow snow cone...Yeah!"

Was about to leave the site when I spotted it and had to come back to make sure I had seen it correctly.

Will have to watch the film later.

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K/R

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I have several conservative ministers pray with me before I choose what to eat. God's divine guidance prevents that from happening.

I feel teh gay happening in my body!

Need to eat more chicken!

:P

Eat more chicken it prevents gay

haha...



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For better or worse, Boston Mayor Menino may have started this whole thing because a Chick Fil A was supposed to open up where a beloved Boston Irish Pbb at 1Quincy Market closes.

Quincy Market is a great place in general and well within walking distance of where I live.

But, eat at Chick Fil A? No way!

I have never eaten any food from Chick Fil A and I never intend to.

For one thing, I heard tghat eating at Chick Fil A lead to Marcus Bachman syndrome.

Oh, the horror! I would never take a chance like that.

other than a joke.

"How stupid can people get? There is no such thing as gay food. Example: Hotdog without a bun according to this article is a gay food. Over my life time, I have seen plenty of people eat a plain hot dog and they are not gay..."

"This is stupid. The guy doing the "reporting" went to food carts to interview people.

I'm no expert, but I'm pretty sure that the kind of person running a food cart is also the kind of person who supports gay marriage. They are usually more liberal, 'free spirit' types of people..."

"I don't find this ireport funny. The people are lied to by the reporter posing as a conservative and leading the people with questions..."

"None. No foods are 'Gay'"


Really, as the first quote inquires: How stupid can people get?

But, people who miss the sarcasm in the article are nowhere near as stupid as parents who believe that God wants them to shun their openly gay children.

(BTW, yes, I did realize your question was rhetorical, LOL.)