Under our Morono-Fascist regime…
which gushes over the excesses of mega-corporations, this latest insult to the American system is a mere trifle.
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(From Dr. Pepper Contest website–with added ideas not contained in original.)
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New promo campaign angers Boston
1 hour, 7 minutes ago
BOSTON - Less than a month after highways and bridges were shut down during a bomb scare touched off by an advertising stunt, a new marketing scheme has led angry city officials to shut down a historic site.
A clue in a Dr Pepper promotion suggested a coin that might be worth as much as $1 million was buried in the 347-year-old Granary Burying Ground, the final resting place of John Hancock, Paul Revere, Samuel Adams and other historic figures.
After contestants showed up at the cemetery gates early Tuesday, the city closed it, concerned that it would be damaged by treasure hunters.
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