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Brothers and sisters, I bring you THIS secular news story with some alarm. What possible explanation can there be for the Godly American Army to be advertising on a queer dating TV show, starring a lezbean chink drag queen? 
Army Reserve a Surprising Advertiser During ‘Tila Tequila’
Who would advertise on a bisexual dating show?
Would you believe the U.S. Army Reserve? That answer and others came Tuesday night when MTV premiered “A Shot at Love With Tila Tequila.”
There were some predictable sponsors—such as movie studios—who show up in programs with potential to make most advertisers’ black list of shows to avoid because of content.
But in a commercial break about halfway through the show—shh, don’t ask, don’t tell—the U.S. Army Reserve marched in. So did Arby’s. The final commercial break contained ads for two products from Chattem: Selsun Blue dandruff shampoo and ACT mouthwash.
In the show, Ms. Tequila, who became famous as a MySpace phenomenon, will try to pick her perfect mate from a group of men and a group of women. Contestants of both sexes got the surprising news that Ms. Tequila was bisexual at the end of the first episode.
Who would advertise on a bisexual dating show?
Would you believe the U.S. Army Reserve? That answer and others came Tuesday night when MTV premiered “A Shot at Love With Tila Tequila.”
There were some predictable sponsors—such as movie studios—who show up in programs with potential to make most advertisers’ black list of shows to avoid because of content.
But in a commercial break about halfway through the show—shh, don’t ask, don’t tell—the U.S. Army Reserve marched in. So did Arby’s. The final commercial break contained ads for two products from Chattem: Selsun Blue dandruff shampoo and ACT mouthwash.
In the show, Ms. Tequila, who became famous as a MySpace phenomenon, will try to pick her perfect mate from a group of men and a group of women. Contestants of both sexes got the surprising news that Ms. Tequila was bisexual at the end of the first episode.
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