S.21-3.6: Barbeque Resolution

[reagente]

Barbeque Resolution
1. This resolution should be called 'Resolution to Recognize the Good of Barbeque' or 'Barbeque Resolution' for short.
2. This resolution is to serve as a reminder to the great variety of barbeque styles that are in the South.
3. Kansas, the two Carolina, and Texas are the most famous of the aforementioned of these barbeque styles.

Sponsor: TimTurner

This resolution's sponsor is encouraged to provide advocacy for this resolution.

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

Barbeque is a longstanding, wholesome Southern culinary tradition. I urge the chamber  to pass this resolution in recognition of that rich tradition.

[reagente]

I suppose this resolution.

[tmthforu94]

As much as I hate to give Missouri credit, they should probably be included as well. The majority of KC BBQ is on the Missouri side, and St. Louis is also known for its unique take on BBQ.

[reagente]

As much as I hate to give Missouri credit, they should probably be included as well. The majority of KC BBQ is on the Missouri side, and St. Louis is also known for its unique take on BBQ.

Very true. I propose the following amendment

Barbeque Resolution
1. This resolution should be called 'Resolution to Recognize the Good of Barbeque' or 'Barbeque Resolution' for short.
2. This resolution is to serve as a reminder to the great variety of barbeque styles that are in the South.
3. Missouri, Kansas, the two Carolina, and Texas are the most famous of the aforementioned of these barbeque styles.

[diptheriadan]

I'm seeing a bill about bbq with no mention of Memphis.

[At-Large Senator LouisvilleThunder]

I think that an official barbeque resolution for the South should honor each state with a specific mention of a city or style of barbeque. The popularity of barbeque is something that unites the every state in the whole region, and we should aim to pass something that recognizes that fact.

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

As much as I hate to give Missouri credit, they should probably be included as well. The majority of KC BBQ is on the Missouri side, and St. Louis is also known for its unique take on BBQ.

Very true. I propose the following amendment

Barbeque Resolution
1. This resolution should be called 'Resolution to Recognize the Good of Barbeque' or 'Barbeque Resolution' for short.
2. This resolution is to serve as a reminder to the great variety of barbeque styles that are in the South.
3. Missouri, Kansas, the two Carolina, and Texas are the most famous of the aforementioned of these barbeque styles.

The amendment is friendly.

[reagente]

I think that an official barbeque resolution for the South should honor each state with a specific mention of a city or style of barbeque. The popularity of barbeque is something that unites the every state in the whole region, and we should aim to pass something that recognizes that fact.

Do you have suggested language to this effect?

[TheSaint250]

I think that an official barbeque resolution for the South should honor each state with a specific mention of a city or style of barbeque. The popularity of barbeque is something that unites the every state in the whole region, and we should aim to pass something that recognizes that fact.

I like this idea.

Do you have suggested language to this effect?

Should we defer to state governments to provide us with a preferred city or style to recognize?

[reagente]

Proposing the following amendment:

Barbeque Resolution
1. This resolution should be called 'Resolution to Recognize the Good of Barbeque' or 'Barbeque Resolution' for short.
2. This resolution is to serve as a reminder to the great variety of barbeque styles that are in the South.
3. Kansas, the two Carolina, and Texas are the most famous of the aforementioned of these barbeque styles.

Might be easier to just not list specific styles, that way we won't accidentally omit any particular style of BBQ

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

I object. I think there is still value in listing what the most commonly well known barbeque styles are in Atlasia at large; that isn't omitting any particular styles as much as it is noting which ones are the most famous. As such it's not a slight against any region of the South as much as it is recognition of reality.
I'm well aware Kansas City is not necessarily clearly noted in that line and would much rather have the line clarified (which, it very much needs) as opposed to being struck from the text. Kansas was intended as a reference to Kansas City but is too unclear for purpose.
Also, it seems awfully incomplete to talk about the great variety of BBQ styles and then not list any of them. If it is fleshed out with a more comprehensive list with at least one style from every state, then the line very probably has no real purpose and can be omitted. But in its absence what text we have looks very half-baked.

[reagente]

I object. I think there is still value in listing what the most commonly well known barbeque styles are in Atlasia at large; that isn't omitting any particular styles as much as it is noting which ones are the most famous. As such it's not a slight against any region of the South as much as it is recognition of reality.
I'm well aware Kansas City is not necessarily clearly noted in that line and would much rather have the line clarified (which, it very much needs) as opposed to being struck from the text. Kansas was intended as a reference to Kansas City but is too unclear for purpose.
Also, it seems awfully incomplete to talk about the great variety of BBQ styles and then not list any of them. If it is fleshed out with a more comprehensive list with at least one style from every state, then the line very probably has no real purpose and can be omitted. But in its absence what text we have looks very half-baked.

I withdraw my amendment, but I encourage someone else in the chamber to come up with a more complete text.

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

I encourage someone else in the chamber to come up with a more complete text.

As does I.

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

Anyone willing to refine this?

[reagente]

Anyone willing to refine this?

I encourage the resolution sponsor to reintroduce the resolution this session

[Deep Dixieland Senator, Muad'dib (OSR MSR)]

Where's my Barbie?

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

Where's my Barbie?

I'll slip an extra shrimp on the barbie for you.

[Deep Dixieland Senator, Muad'dib (OSR MSR)]

Where's my Barbie?

I'll slip an extra shrimp on the barbie for you.

They are called Prawns