So follow this link and sign up for a referral account and do one offer. Then you can get referrals for your own Xbox. I know, I know, this stuff is usually pretty lame, but the fact that this one is all about referrals makes it a little nicer than usual. 12 referrals plus an offer (try the Stamps.com one, it’s really cheap and easy) and you’ve got an Xbox. I want to see if this actually works, and I know I have at least 12 readers. Well, 12 on-and-off readers…
Really, though, you only have to do one offer if you sign up for a referral account. They’re the usual range of stuff. Netflix, BMG Music…they have differing requirements, but most require you to only go through a trial account.
It’ll only take a few minutes of your time and you’ll get that warm fuzzy feeling that only comes from helping a fellow blogger get an Xbox. And kittens. Kittens may give you that feeling, but kittens don’t let you play Halo on them. Pwnt.
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I still get a little bit of a shock every time I hear about someone getting booted out of the armed forces for being gay, even though I know that the “Don’t ask, don’t tell” policy is still alive and well. I guess I just wish it wasn’t. It seems…archaic, even for the military. The logic behind it doesn’t even make any sense. The idea is that openly gay people in the military will…lower morale? How exactly does that work? Are people so homophobic that they’re afraid of gay people raping them in the night? Being a homosexual does not mean you’re out for a piece of ass all the time. Just like straight men don’t go chasing after every lady they see (okay, some do), gay men don’t chase after every guy they see, especially if that guy is straight.
The idea of forcing a discharge from the service simply for being outed as gay is ridiculous, especially when the Army is at recruitment levels lower than those when the draft was ended. I mean, it makes perfect sense to kick people out of the military when you need everyone you can get…
A person should have the right to serve in the military regardless of their sexual orientation. If you’re brave enough to fight for your country and you just so happen to be gay, so what? Does that make you less of a person? It’s just stupid when you get down to it. Of course, the policy does have it’s advantages. Should there ever be another draft, you can expect the number of gay Americans going through the roof…
EDIT: Heh, this article has produced gay dating ads in my AdSense. Contextual ads have their drawbacks, don’t they?
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