RE: [xml-dev] The BBQ Proposition was Re: [xml-dev] Re: URIs, con crete

By discovering that even if the URI says it is 'Q, one 
still has to sort out the representations to stay kosher, 
so the word still isn't the thing.  It ain't Q until 
you say it is.

So much for hypertext dispensers; I've got to go find 
a BarBQ dispenser.  All this chat made a monster hunger 
for Q.

BTW:  If you come to Huntsville, turn left out of the 
airport and go to Greenbriars.  The old one is better 
than the new one, but I won't give you directions to 
it.  It's reserved for the natives.

len


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(barbecue, as practiced through most of the south, is pork ribs, with a
sauce (of varying hotness and thickness) based on tomatos.  In Texas, as far
as I can tell, a rack of pigs' ribs isn't impressive enough, so they go for
cows ... roughly the same sauce.  In the coastal carolinas, the term
"barbecue" refers to shredded pork treated with a vinegar-based sauce
(sometimes called "white barbecue") and usually served as a sandwich.  Look,
folks can't even agree on what *barbecue* is, how will they ever agree on
other, less pressing issues?)