| From the Where2sing.com forum: Rob Deal...
Interesting....!
WorBlly...
Perhaps!
I recall when I used to co-host a karaoke in Sydney's inner western suburb of Enmore, right next to Newtown where there are many colourful characters to be found. I'm a Doctor Who fan and one of the Doctor's had this really cool looking rainbow umbrella. During this time period of hosting this karaoke, I found such an umbrella and bought it. One rainy evening, I rocked up to the venue and one of the 'camp' regulars said to me, 'Hey John. What's with the gay umbrella?' I was confused by what he meant and he then explained the gay flag as being the colours of the rainbow. This was the first I'd heard of a gay flag and I thought to myself, 'That's bloody cheeky!' (no pun intended hehehe) 'Taking the whole colour spectrum of the rainbow like that!' I wanted my rainbow umbrella without shooting myself in the foot as far as ladies were concerned! LOL
First the words 'gay, camp and queer,' then the rainbow! What next? Where does it end? LOL Ah I think we may have stumbled on a great time waster for the conspiracy theorists of the world!
'Camp....' Hmm..... The only song I can think of with that word is 'Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah,' and there's no double entendre with Camp Granada as far as I can tell.
I just want to point out that I got over my homophobia in my first musical many years ago. It's a non-issue for me but I know there are some people - gay and straight alike - who find this subject to still be a sensitive one which is the only reason I figured it important to state.
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