The mighty shoe has been called the carriage to the foot, a fashion-forward receptacle of phalanges, and the durable bread between our butter-heels and bacon-sidewalk. Today's Groupon dresses your walkers in comfort: for $17, you get a pair of CitySlips travel flats (a $24.95 value) and shipping (a $9 value) from CitySlips.com (a $33.95 total value)."
CitySlips are foldable indoor/outdoor ballet flats paired with a carrying case that provide a handy on-the-go alternative for any heel wearer with a handbag. These lightweight and functional flats feature a durable split-sole bottom that allows them to divide and conquer the confines of a clutch while still offering enough support to quell codependent arches. Kick off the strappy stilettos or fashionable bear traps and slip on the comfy footwear, then transform the tiny travel pouch into a full-size tote, ideal for packing away those painful pumps. Cosmopolitan featured CitySlips as one of its top-five foot savers to prevent high-heel pain and offer eternal sole salvation.
CitySlips come in a variety of colors, from basic black to the nonvenomous silver snakeskin. The simple sizing scale (small, medium, and large) makes it easy for fashionistas of all makes and models to find the fitting flats for their dancing feet.
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The Groupon Guide to: Common Car Problems
Many people distrust their mechanics, forcing them to attempt to diagnose their vehicle's problems themselves. Here are some common car problems and what they mean:
The Problem: There's smoke coming from underneath the hood.
What It Means: It's probably just harmless steam. Breathe it in for a relaxing beauty treatment.
The Problem: The car won't start.
What It Means: The battery is dead. You'll have to throw this particular car away.
The Problem: Spiders won't stop pouring in through the air-conditioning vents.
What It Means: The spiders own the car now. Stock the car with maps and wish them the best.
The Problem: The car keeps exploding.
What It Means: It's probably nothing.
The Problem: Bernoulli's principle, which states that a speed increase in a hypothetical liquid without viscosity will always occur simultaneously with a decrease in pressure or in the fluid's potential energy, no longer applies.
What It Means: Carburetor is broken.
The Problem: Car's radio only plays a recording of a man eating a sandwich.
What It Means: Remember the old saying. If the sandwich sounds wet, it's best to forget. If it's crunchy and dry, you're one lucky guy! If it's the latter, it’s time to hit the dog track!
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