invented gay pizza - as a result of speaking to a friend (of a friend) on DreamWidth (the LiveJournal refugee home).

it needs to have the toppings arranged in rainbow order, either radially or concentrically.

red can be tomato, pepper or salami.

orange can be tomato, pepper or cheese.

yellow can be pepper or cheese or sweet-corn/maize (or controversially pineapple).

green can be pepper (again!) or, apparently, spinach is also a pizza thing.

blue is the tricky one as blueberries would be controversially sweet and blue maize corn is rarer.

purple / indigo / violet can be purple onions or peppers yet again.

may we see a piccie?

asked said friend to provide a photo if they can persuade the "gayest pizza place on the planet" to make it.

it's fine for people to be gay, but I am quite sad that the rainbow has been so totally hijacked by the gay movement. I have always loved rainbows and they are pure and innocent in my mind, unconnected with gender identity or sexuality.

if Lemongrass was similarly anti all other branding which used rainbows; eg Pink Floyd album, Apple logo, Skittles sweets ...

none of those are anywhere near as pervasive. I don't mind rainbows being used to draw attention to gay pride things either—it's just the assumption that anything rainbowy must be gay that makes me sad. Anyhow, as you were.

not had that feeling.

Arbieroo : hasn't felt that it is "exclusive" to "gay pride". In fact, I was rather pissed off that the old Apple logo was being used to say "I'm gay friendly" and felt the person was sadly mistaken that gays would see it as such (because I didn't) only to realize a big reason is it's a different rainbow.

ah well, I guess we can all share. One interpretation of a rainbow is that we're all different colours but we can all walk alongside each other and even hold hands.

the interpretation that it's the result of reflection, diffraction and dispersion of light passing through rain drops...

with Arbieroo on that - apart from the ones which are made of paint or mixed fruit and veg.

those are art.