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Help Save the Boobies
For a few moments, I’m going to turn my attention away from affiliate marketing and towards something I find just as interesting and certainly more important.
The people who know me the best know that two of the things I appreciate most in this world are boobies. There, I said it.
I want to encourage you to do what you can to help save the boobies.

On a more serious note, most people know someone who’s life was tragically impacted by breast cancer. This is your chance to help promote the 7th Annual Blogger Boobie-Thon to raise funds for breast cancer research and to show your appreciation for boobies everywhere.
This fundraising drive ends at midnight on October 7, 2008, and they have a goal of raising $10,000. With one day left, they need to raise about $2,000 more to reach their goal.
Please do what you can to help.
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5 Comments on Help Save the Boobies
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Mitch on
Mon, 6th Oct 2008 9:08 pm
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John Dilbeck on
Wed, 8th Oct 2008 12:31 am
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Mitch on
Wed, 8th Oct 2008 12:52 am
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Dennis Edell on
Wed, 8th Oct 2008 12:55 am
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Jason on
Sat, 11th Oct 2008 1:32 pm
Very nice, John. My wife’s mother passed away from breast cancer, and other members of the family have had breast cancer. I always give something, and it’s always nice seeing someone else highlighting it.
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Hi Mitch,
I know this is a serious subject and that breast cancer has hurt or killed millions of women, and some men.
I like how the Boobie-Thon takes a light-hearted approach to raising money for finding a cure for a serious problem.
The last I heard, they’d raised about $9,300, the most they’ve ever raised in their annual fundraising drive.
I’d like to mention that just because the Boobie-Thon is over, anyone who finds their way to this page can always donate to Susan G. Komen for the Cure.
Act on your dream!
JD
I actually had my own brief scare back in 1997, as I had a lump. Mine was painful, and it had to be excised, but it wasn’t cancerous. Still, it makes you think.
Hwy John, it’s always good to see people doing something worthwhile.
I just donated yesterday through Keith Goodrum’s blog…his wife is sponsoring also
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thats great viral marketing right there!
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