what will we do without the Ribwich?!?!?!?

Apr 7, 2006, 3:28 PM ET2 posts by 2 posters
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sal bass

"Weird McRib Promotion Tuesday, November 15th, 2005

On the way home from work yesterday I heard a bizarre McRib promotion on the local hip hop radio station. It was a man with a stereotypically black accent who went on about how even though the McRib is always only available for a limited time, this time it was going on a farewell tour because McDonald's was thinking about shelving it forever, and if you wanted to save the McRib be sure to sign the petition at McRib.com. There are a couple things wrong with this:

   1. It's obviously a McDonald's advertisement. Why would McDonald's
ask people to sign a petition to fight their own decision to 86 the
McRib? They don't expect their customers to be very sophisticated.
   2. The idea of a farewell tour for the McRib is retarded. If you go
to the website, you'll see young people with tattoos and McRib t-shirts
partying up at the McD's with boneless pork sandwiches, showing off
their saucy fingers and edgy tattoos.
   3. Oh, wait, the petition is on behalf of the Boneless Pig Farmers
Association of America. McRib is not made of mechanically separated
pork like other pork products. No way. McRib comes from "Grade A" Sus
Domesticus Nobonius, otherwise known as the boneless pig.

Totally weird. On the other hand, I noticed so maybe it was effective, although I am attuned to all things McRib. They also provide several t-shirt designs for the prospective McRib supporter: no bones logo (a bone with a line through it), McRib farewell tour, and a diagram of how a McRib is composed.

http://www.mcrib.com/" -- form someone's blog

i though that Episode (I'm spelling as fast as i can) was hilarious!!!!!!!!!!!!!

but this was weird.....

R Flowerssal bass

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Think smaller. Think more legs.

Slogan: "Havin' a McRib in m' crib!"

-- R Flowers -- Going on the 'Grateful Fed' tour...