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      <title>Kmart Wants Customers to Ship Your Pants</title>
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      <description>An advertisement for Kmart's free shipping for loyalty members has gone viral, using wordplay in a crude joke that has resonated with the masses. The viral ad starts with a dad speaking with a Kmart worker: &quot;Ship my pants? Right here? Ship my pants, you're kidding,&quot; the dad says. The video has over 12 million views since being published eight days ago.</description>
      <wordzilla:extended>Capitalism's cultural race to the bottom continues.
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      <title>Most Honey Sold In U.S. is Fake</title>
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      <description>Food experts have found that much of the honey sold in the U.S. is a concoction of corn or rice syrup, malt sweeteners and a small amount of genuine honey. Two U.S. companies have been accused by the FBI of selling mislabeled imported honey that also contained the antibiotic chloramphenicol. &quot;You can create a counterfeit product that looks very similar using sugar instead of bees,&quot; said monitoring expert David Bell.</description>
      <wordzilla:extended>Always trust the free market to do the right thing, honey.</wordzilla:extended>
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