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BlueDolphin-Magazines.com – Online Deal

$12 for $25 Worth of Magazine Subscriptions

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In a Nutshell

Subscriptions to monthly and weekly magazines such as Marie Claire, Self, Good Housekeeping, Us Weekly, and many more

The Fine Print

  • Expires Jun 11, 2013
  • Limit 1 per household. Limit 1 per order. Ships to U.S. & Puerto Rico only. Voucher is non-transferable. Must redeem all Groupons separately. Promotional value may be used across multiple transactions. Online redemption required. Valid only for print subscriptions. Shipping included. Vouchers have the cash value of their face value until the expiration date. All transactions subject to approval. Cannot be combined with other coupon codes.
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Unlike distant relatives, magazines never demand a hot meal when they show up on your doorstep. Welcome in new information with this Groupon.

$12 for $25 Worth of Magazine Subscriptions from Blue Dolphin

Blue Dolphin Magazines is an online magazine superstore that ships out popular titles including Good Housekeeping ($7.97 for 12 monthly issues), Runner's World ($15 for 12 monthly issues), Us Weekly ($67.08 for 52 weekly issues), Redbook, ($8 for 12 monthly issues), and Self ($19.99 for 12 monthly issues). Browse the extensive list of magazines here.

Groupon Says

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The Groupon Guide to: Victorian Housekeeping

Victorian England was a truly innovative time, and many of their practices are still used today. Give your home a timeless feel with these useful Victorian housekeeping tips:

  • One is advised to keep a hedgehog in one’s kitchen to track and consume winged pests. He should be given a ceremonial hat and epaulets and thusly referred to as one’s kitchen soldier.

  • When polishing one’s bronzed baby teeth and statues of weeping seraphim, one must never wipe in the vulgar counterclockwise motion.

  • Cleanse a room with fire should anyone have committed nudity in it.

  • Ease your toils by apprehending a passing waif and attach soaped mops to his stalwart feet. Then inform him that this Christmas he shall receive a portion of sweet meats. His excited dances will clean all that surrounds him. Once done have the police escort him to the debtors' prison.

  • Only tears of genuine repentance shall remove any stains from spilt food.

Why is history full of weirdos? Find out in today's Groupon Guide.

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