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| − | '''Kidding Mungbean''' has become an Internet buzz word in China – one of several humorous terms that express the rage and resignation of consumers faced with crazy food prices. | + | '''Kidding Mungbean''' has become an Internet buzz word in [[China]] – one of several humorous terms that express the rage and resignation of consumers faced with crazy food prices. |
As food prices soared this year, netizens invented a series of buzz words including "Brutal Garlic" and "Mad Corn." | As food prices soared this year, netizens invented a series of buzz words including "Brutal Garlic" and "Mad Corn." | ||
Latest revision as of 02:37, 25 November 2010
Kidding Mungbean has become an Internet buzz word in China – one of several humorous terms that express the rage and resignation of consumers faced with crazy food prices.
As food prices soared this year, netizens invented a series of buzz words including "Brutal Garlic" and "Mad Corn."
And people have been changing their online names to "Vegetable Slave" and exchanging tips on where to find the best grocery bargains.
