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| | No more mixed signals with Gaydar |
 | | Gaydar is a keychain-sized electronic device that you can program to activate similar units within 40 feet, effectively, or at least somewhat effectively, ending the guesswork over the sexual orientation of the unfamiliar people in the room. |
 | | Gaydar, it said, is being billed as "the first portable interactive electronic icebreaker/matchmaker for gay men and lesbians." |
 | | In any event, Gaydar, the story said, will sell for $29, proving that merchandisers feel gays are just as goofy as anybody in a country where surveys show people are more likely to buy a product that costs $49 than one that costs $44, because the "9" makes them feel they're getting a bargain. |
| www.post-gazette.com /columnists/20000301gene.asp (601 words) |
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