Methais
04-06-2009, 03:52 PM
ST. LOUIS EARTH DAY FESTIVAL
FOOD VENDOR INFORMATION
Sunday, April 26, 2009
11 AM to 6 PM In Forest Park on the Muny Grounds
In keeping with the environmental spirit and mission of St. Louis Earth Day, we are only considering Food Vendors that can offer healthy foods and beverages. Priority will be given to Food Vendors who provide vegetarian/vegan options and feature local and/or organic ingredients/products.
Interested Food Vendors MUST submit a menu list for consideration to:
Terri F. Reilly tfr@stlouisearthday.org
Approved Food Vendors will be notified by email, which will include an online registration link.
Please note restriction below…
All vendors must adhere to the following restrictions:
* NO trans-fats
* NO beverages with high-fructose corn syrup
* NO soda (Except natural soda)
* NO bottled water
* NO Styrofoam
* NO Lemonade (Exclusive to Sierra Club)
* Must recycle and compost
To which some guy that runs a BBQ place applied anyway for kicks, and got this response:
Dear Doctor of BBQ,
First the committee of the St Louis Earth Day Festival did not take your application seriously when we viewed the enclosed picture. Per chance that you really thought we would allow you to sell something called a “FAT JACK” at our event you sir (Dentist of BBQ) are sadly mistaken.
This sandwich or lunch as you refer to it is loaded with fats, meat, and worse yet cheese. Not to mention you most likely use a ton of sugar in that red stuff you make up called BBQ sauce. No wonder it’s an old family recipe, who would ever want you to share it?
As a citizen of the planet earth how can you prepare and serve this concoction to you fellow brothers and sisters? Our esteemed Doctor Goodheart head of the eat healthy committee and Vice President of the food vendors group, viewed this photo and immediately rushed anyone under 21 years of age out of the committee meeting room for fear they should be tainted for life.
You Proctologist of BBQ must have done this in an attempt at humor, and if that was not the case what could you have been thinking?
We run the Largest and most distinguished environmental celebration in the Midwest. Festival includes music, hands‑on activities, educational exhibits, organizations working to protect the environment and businesses that feature eco‑friendly products. St. Louis Earth Day 2009 will once again feature Recycling On the Go, the regions first event‑based recycling program.
Where could you Dr of gynecology possibly fit in to a program of this nature? You sir are rejected as an applicant food vendor of the St Louis Earth Day Festival.
Sahara Green Event Secretary.
PS it did look tasty.
http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a162/DoyleHargraves/7969.jpg
Fuck you if you didn't think it was even a little funny.
FOOD VENDOR INFORMATION
Sunday, April 26, 2009
11 AM to 6 PM In Forest Park on the Muny Grounds
In keeping with the environmental spirit and mission of St. Louis Earth Day, we are only considering Food Vendors that can offer healthy foods and beverages. Priority will be given to Food Vendors who provide vegetarian/vegan options and feature local and/or organic ingredients/products.
Interested Food Vendors MUST submit a menu list for consideration to:
Terri F. Reilly tfr@stlouisearthday.org
Approved Food Vendors will be notified by email, which will include an online registration link.
Please note restriction below…
All vendors must adhere to the following restrictions:
* NO trans-fats
* NO beverages with high-fructose corn syrup
* NO soda (Except natural soda)
* NO bottled water
* NO Styrofoam
* NO Lemonade (Exclusive to Sierra Club)
* Must recycle and compost
To which some guy that runs a BBQ place applied anyway for kicks, and got this response:
Dear Doctor of BBQ,
First the committee of the St Louis Earth Day Festival did not take your application seriously when we viewed the enclosed picture. Per chance that you really thought we would allow you to sell something called a “FAT JACK” at our event you sir (Dentist of BBQ) are sadly mistaken.
This sandwich or lunch as you refer to it is loaded with fats, meat, and worse yet cheese. Not to mention you most likely use a ton of sugar in that red stuff you make up called BBQ sauce. No wonder it’s an old family recipe, who would ever want you to share it?
As a citizen of the planet earth how can you prepare and serve this concoction to you fellow brothers and sisters? Our esteemed Doctor Goodheart head of the eat healthy committee and Vice President of the food vendors group, viewed this photo and immediately rushed anyone under 21 years of age out of the committee meeting room for fear they should be tainted for life.
You Proctologist of BBQ must have done this in an attempt at humor, and if that was not the case what could you have been thinking?
We run the Largest and most distinguished environmental celebration in the Midwest. Festival includes music, hands‑on activities, educational exhibits, organizations working to protect the environment and businesses that feature eco‑friendly products. St. Louis Earth Day 2009 will once again feature Recycling On the Go, the regions first event‑based recycling program.
Where could you Dr of gynecology possibly fit in to a program of this nature? You sir are rejected as an applicant food vendor of the St Louis Earth Day Festival.
Sahara Green Event Secretary.
PS it did look tasty.
http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a162/DoyleHargraves/7969.jpg
Fuck you if you didn't think it was even a little funny.