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    <title>One Rib To Go</title>
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    <published>2004-01-22T18:49:24-08:00</published>
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    <author>
      <name>Richard</name>
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    <summary type="html"><![CDATA[<p>Fine, I'll blog this too.  Apparently <a href="http://www.sanskritboy.net/archives/2004/01/22/ribs.html">bloggers</a>, especially those who oppose President Bush's policies, and falling over themselves in horror that the President, instead of answering pool reporters' questions, insisted on having a meal.  (Strikes me as consistent if nothing else: <a href="http://www.newyorker.com/online/content/?040119on_onlineonly02">Bush thinks lowly of the press</a>, and so, bloggers seem to be forgetting, do bloggers.  And just because someone asks a question, that doesn't mean you have to answer it.  Especially if you have disdain for the people asking the questions.)  </p>
<p>Reading <a href="http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2004/01/20040122-5.html">the transcript</a>, I wonder if I'm the only one reminded the bit where the poor-lookin' guy comes to a rib fast-food restaurant in <a href="http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0095348/"><i>I'm Gonna Git You Sucka</i></a> [<a href="http://www.moviequotequiz.com/othersounds/ChangeForAHundred.wav">wav</a>]:</p>
<blockquote><p>Rib Restaurant Owner: May I help you, sir?<br />
Disheveled Customer: How much for a order a ribs?<br />
Rib Restaurant Owner: Uh, two fifty.<br />
Disheveled Customer: Two fifty? How many ribs do I get with that?<br />
Rib Restaurant Owner: Uh, 'bout five.<br />
Disheveled Customer: Five. So, I guess that's about fifty cents a rib, huh?<br />
Rib Restaurant Owner: Yeah, 'bout.<br />
Disheveled Customer: Let me get one.<br />
Rib Restaurant Owner: Right on. One order!<br />
Cook: One order o' ribs!<br />
Disheveled Customer: No, no. No, no. One rib.<br />
Rib Restaurant Owner: One rib.<br />
Disheveled Customer: I sure am hungry.<br />
Rib Restaurant Owner: Uh, make that one rib to go.<br />
Cook: One rib?<br />
Rib Restaurant Owner: One rib. What else?<br />
Disheveled Customer: You got any soda?<br />
Rib Restaurant Owner: One dollar.<br />
Disheveled Customer: Aw, come on now, look out for a brother man, come on. Hey check this out, why don't you let me get a sip for fifteen cent?<br />
Rib Restaurant Owner: My cups cost more than fifteen cents.<br />
Disheveled Customer: Alright, fuck the cup, pour it in my hand for a dime.<br />
Rib Restaurant Owner: Look, you greasy haired, Jeri Curl wearin'... pay me and get the hell outta my store!</p>
<p>Disheveled Customer [busts out a wad of bills]: You got change for a hundred?"</p>
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    <content type="html"><![CDATA[<p>Fine, I'll blog this too.  Apparently <a href="http://www.sanskritboy.net/archives/2004/01/22/ribs.html">bloggers</a>, especially those who oppose President Bush's policies, and falling over themselves in horror that the President, instead of answering pool reporters' questions, insisted on having a meal.  (Strikes me as consistent if nothing else: <a href="http://www.newyorker.com/online/content/?040119on_onlineonly02">Bush thinks lowly of the press</a>, and so, bloggers seem to be forgetting, do bloggers.  And just because someone asks a question, that doesn't mean you have to answer it.  Especially if you have disdain for the people asking the questions.)  </p>
<p>Reading <a href="http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2004/01/20040122-5.html">the transcript</a>, I wonder if I'm the only one reminded the bit where the poor-lookin' guy comes to a rib fast-food restaurant in <a href="http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0095348/"><i>I'm Gonna Git You Sucka</i></a> [<a href="http://www.moviequotequiz.com/othersounds/ChangeForAHundred.wav">wav</a>]:</p>
<blockquote><p>Rib Restaurant Owner: May I help you, sir?<br />
Disheveled Customer: How much for a order a ribs?<br />
Rib Restaurant Owner: Uh, two fifty.<br />
Disheveled Customer: Two fifty? How many ribs do I get with that?<br />
Rib Restaurant Owner: Uh, 'bout five.<br />
Disheveled Customer: Five. So, I guess that's about fifty cents a rib, huh?<br />
Rib Restaurant Owner: Yeah, 'bout.<br />
Disheveled Customer: Let me get one.<br />
Rib Restaurant Owner: Right on. One order!<br />
Cook: One order o' ribs!<br />
Disheveled Customer: No, no. No, no. One rib.<br />
Rib Restaurant Owner: One rib.<br />
Disheveled Customer: I sure am hungry.<br />
Rib Restaurant Owner: Uh, make that one rib to go.<br />
Cook: One rib?<br />
Rib Restaurant Owner: One rib. What else?<br />
Disheveled Customer: You got any soda?<br />
Rib Restaurant Owner: One dollar.<br />
Disheveled Customer: Aw, come on now, look out for a brother man, come on. Hey check this out, why don't you let me get a sip for fifteen cent?<br />
Rib Restaurant Owner: My cups cost more than fifteen cents.<br />
Disheveled Customer: Alright, fuck the cup, pour it in my hand for a dime.<br />
Rib Restaurant Owner: Look, you greasy haired, Jeri Curl wearin'... pay me and get the hell outta my store!<br /><br />
Disheveled Customer [busts out a wad of bills]: You got change for a hundred?"</p>
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