Washington DC: Pat Benatar tix giveaway
The New Gay has 1 pair of tickets to give to you the reader to see “Surprise! At the Club! – Pat Benatar & Neil Giraldo” at 930 club on Tue July 19th, 2011.
TO ENTER:
In 1-2 sentences leave your best response to the following question in the comments below:
“Besides ‘LOVE’ (and actual battlefields) what else in life would you consider to be a battlefield and why?” (Creativity will be rewarded!)
*Make sure to leave your actual email with your response or we won’t be able to contact you to let you know that you have won!
THE PRIZE:
1 pair of tickets to see Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo at 930 Club on Wed, July 19th, 2011!
THE TERMS:
This contest will run now through July 15th, 2011 at 6pm EST. At that time the staff of The New Gay will select our favorite response and notify the winner by email. You will not be notified by email if you are not selected as a winner.
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Hanging out with certain friends is a minefield — between the secrets I hear that I’m not supposed to share, the secrets I know that I’m not supposed to know, and the smaller stuff like the party I went to that someone else wasn’t invited to, I’m never sure what I’m allowed to talk about!
Given my partner’s proclivity for leaving things (shoes, bags, beer bottles) lying around, my apartment is a battlefield. I generally have to weave my way carefully through the detritus and duck the missiles when I comment on it.
Riding the metro on rush hour is definately a battlefield, between the pushing, the smells and the occasional pervy trying to touch you in places you don’t even let your doctor touch is a wonder I haven’t fallen victim of post traumatic stress disorder…just sayin’
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Being both a lesbian and Britney Spears’ biggest fan. Self explanatory.
I work in a restaurant. Between foreign customers wandering confusedly, oversized SUV strollers blocking the way, new and inexperienced waiters flailing about, and children climbing on shelves, boxes and whatever other items they can put their hands on, work is a battlefield!
Healthcare has been a battle field for me. Because you’re a gay patient , you’re supposed to be flattered by being sexually harassed , you’re suppposed to be sbjugated and marginalized like a woman in the 40′s and not mind and you’re supposed to be an idiot so you’re not supposed to have medical concerns or questions or to expect respectful and factual explaintations. Or atleast this has been my experience at MCV/VCU.
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