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A Children’s Treasury Of MObama’s Vegetables

Michelle Obama declared that no White House can successfully save the world unless it has its very own Farmers Market right in front of it. And so she set off on her plan to fix health care and stop all the world’s evils by encouraging people to skip work and come to HER Market to buy pastries, cheeses and vegetables. Only, she never shows up anymore…

Naturally, our keen sense of pork took us right to the tent where this delicious delicacy was being sold in many, many different varieties.

Some call these tomatoes, others note their strange resemblance to the balls found in a McDonald’s Play Palace.

Someone ate all the samples, which is fine, because there was a bee on the cheese anyway.

Michelle knows that it’s not what you eat, but how what you eat smells that really matters.

Nothing says healthy food like cheese with chocolate pudding on top.

And so Michelle Obama, in all her First Lady Glory, gave DC another Farmers Market. Some people went and purchased goods and others just ate the samples, stared longingly at the pork, and left.

Fresh Farm Market, By the White House, 810 Vermont Avenue, NW (between H St, NW and I St).
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6:28 PM on Thu October 1 2009
By Arielle Fleisher
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  1. SayItWithWookies says at 1:57 am, October 2nd, 2009

    I’m intrigued by the word “quark” in the third picture. I mean, I know gourmet places are recognized for their small servings, but that’s taking things a bit far.

  2. zhubajie says at 3:49 am, October 2nd, 2009

    There’s no economic reason Farmers’ Markets could not be as common as Walmarts and open the same hours. The Safeways and Krogers of the USA don’t want the competition. Local store managers spread around campaign contributions to both demons and reptiles, then get the competition zoned almost out of existence.

  3. Waco Bandito says at 7:30 am, October 2nd, 2009

    This is what the French call ‘ra-por-taj’. I have never witnessed such balance in the New York Times: pork and cheese in the same spread. And the minimalist art, the picture of the existential sample just screams, “This cheese is gone”. No wonder you’re getting the big bucks.

  4. bureaucrap says at 9:48 am, October 2nd, 2009

    Finally, a solution to our deficit woes!!! All proceeds go to reduce the federal deficit by 1/1,000,000,000,000th.

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