It might be a stretch to say Nepal, the landlocked country northeast of India and home to Mt. Everest, is adopting a new constitution that guarantees equal rights to sexual minorities just so it can increase tourism to the country. But it wouldn’t be a stretch to say Nepalese authorities aren’t exploiting a ripe opportunity by hosting the same-sex wedding of Indian Prince Manvendra Singh Gohil. The hope? Increase Nepal’s foreign tourism from 50,000 souls to a million homosexuals.
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terrwill
Thats because they know the Gays love to play dress-up and wear silly hats to parties!! : P
rf
no.1 – so do the catholics…
romeo
I’d like to go there. Don’t want to climb Everest (way too much work) but would like to see it. Plus get my picture taken in a Nepalese gaybar! LOL
terrwill
@rf: yea, ‘cept the hats they wear in the vatican are kinda pointy! : P