That's Gay: The Gay Yellow Pages

Tired of your phone directory oppressively assuming that you're straight?
Then let your fingers walk through "The Essential Gay & Lesbian
Directory," a.k.a. the Gay Yellow Pages. infoMania's "That's Gay"
correspondent Bryan Safi sits down with the book's founder, Tom Adler.
Tom's brainchild allows gays who haven't discovered Google to flip through
ads for hundreds of gay-friendly businesses, all of which appear to be
staffed by shirtless men with six-packs.

That's Gay is a recurring segment on the weekly television show infoMania. In each episode of That's Gay, Bryan Safi explores gay issues and stereotypes as they are portrayed by the clueless media. For more Bryan visit http://current.com/groups/thats-gay/ and Current TV.

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[TheFinalAlice]

Doesn't that just further separate gay people from straight people? No, no, no, we're not using the STRAIGHT PEOPLE's Yellow Pages, we've got our OWN Yellow Pages. Because normal Yellow Pages are ineffectual for gay people because?

[JoRgEgS69]

@TheFinalAlice the point of Gay Yellow pages is not to separate us from the population. The point is to promote gay owned businesses. By supporting gay owned business, the money stays within our community.

[bazinjasquirrel]

lol I loved it! Burn those straight yellow pages, burn them!

[lakamokolaka]

@oxfordshirt like gay vampires XD

[Eerie0Innocence]

Gay Yellow Pages???

*goes off and buys one*

[pooja94ekbote]

@Symposeum Hritik Roshan. So he got the pic from the internet or something? I like the concept, though. Kinda.

[Symposeum]

Oh hey, I know who that two-thumbed hottie is. He's a big bollywood star.

[ubaksh11]

Lucky most people nowadays use Google!

[lakamokolaka]

@ffets and the ponit to replying to that was because ?

[alx64uzumaki]

i'm literally crying from laughter ;D omg xD

[ffets]

@lakamokolaka very very very true....i hope they dont come mock this queer lady

[zazzerproductions]

"I hate gay people, my son is gay, i shot him in front of my wife"

"Well thank you for your time, i hope you burn in hell!"

XD I almost pissed myself hahahahah!