Well folks, it's happening. Vienna puts America's "celebrate diversity" madness to shame. (//http)
Vienna (AFP) - From gay-themed traffic lights to singing sewers, Vienna is getting spruced up as it prepares to host one of the world's most popular music competitions, the 60th Eurovision Song Contest.
Cleverly hidden stereo systems inside the gutters play Austria's two winning Eurovision songs — one by bearded drag queen Conchita Wurst, who won last year, the other by 1966 champion Udo Juergens.
Vancouver has had a rainbow crosswalk for two years - right smack in the middle of the West End (which has a large gay population)

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Well folks, it's happening. Vienna puts America's "celebrate diversity" madness to shame. (//http)
Vienna (AFP) - From gay-themed traffic lights to singing sewers, Vienna is getting spruced up as it prepares to host one of the world's most popular music competitions, the 60th Eurovision Song Contest.
Cleverly hidden stereo systems inside the gutters play Austria's two winning Eurovision songs — one by bearded drag queen Conchita Wurst, who won last year, the other by 1966 champion Udo Juergens.
My husband has been in Vienna..
He never mentioned anything about this.
ac_umm
This is new Fash .... I didn't place all text - it is to "impress" ac_rollseyes out of town guests to the annual Euro singing contest
Lights at 120 pedestrian crossings are receiving a quirky makeover: instead of the traditional single figure, they now show either a heterosexual or gay couple with hearts.
I wish russkies would invade europe so that we can finally get some sense into this.