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FTD – Online Deal

$15 for $30 Worth of Flowers and Gifts

$15
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No Longer Available
Wed Aug 01 04:59:59 UTC 2012
Value
$30
Discount
50%
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$15
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  • Good for Gifting
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In a Nutshell

Blossoms arranged & delivered by artisan florists or shipped in elegant gift boxes with seven-day freshness guarantee

The Fine Print

  • Expires Dec 6, 2012
  • Limit 2 per person. Limit 1 per order. Online only. Valid toward any product on www.FTD.com. Valid only for delivery in United States. Shipping and service fees may apply, typically $15.99-$29.99. Valid toward taxes & fees. Valid with special offers & discounts shown on www.FTD.com at time of redemption. Not valid toward FTD email offers or websites with special offers such as points & miles. Click here for complete terms and conditions.
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A bouquet of flowers should make the recipient feel loved and confident that the flowers weren't stolen from the wicker basket of a frolicking child. Fill someone's heart with this Groupon.

$15 for $30 Worth of Flowers and Gifts

The online boutique brims with birthday arrangements and gifts ($19.99–$189.99) such as the FTD Floral Jewels birthstone collection ($69.99-$159.99), an exclusive group of bouquets and jewelry inspired by the hues of birthstones. The College Rose collection ($49.99-$129.99) shows school pride in floral form, and à la carte jewelry and other gifts offer pleasant alternatives for those allergic to flowers.

FTD offers same-day delivery in most areas for orders placed before 2 p.m. in the recipient's time zone. Service and shipping fees apply to each order, typically ranging from $15.99–$29.99 but varying based on the order's contents and delivery date. Click here for additional information about redeeming your Groupon.

FTD

Beginning in 1910 as a modest agreement between 15 retail florists to exchange out-of-town delivery orders, FTD now stands as a flower-delivery superhighway that encompasses more than 100 countries. Each independent florist under FTD’s umbrella upholds the company’s allegiance to artistry and dependability as they arrange blooms into birthday, new-baby, or just-because bouquets.

The network of florists merge roses, tulips, lilies, daisies, and orchids into kaleidoscopic patterns, and fill vases with arrangements of certified organic and fair-trade flowers. Designer creations from Better Homes and Gardens and Vera Wang imbue gifts with upscale elegance, and potted plants bestow loved ones with years of invigorating scents and colors, much like a scratch 'n' sniff sticker on a cryogen chamber. Flowers can fly to loved ones' doorsteps around the world, with many deliveries available the same day.

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The Groupon Guide to: International Sports Competition Opening Ceremony

Every four years athletes from around the world gather to compete in whatever country has the most corporate sponsors and enough resources to recycle all of the bottles of power juice that athletes drink. Regardless of where it takes place, here’s what you can expect to see during the event's opening ceremony:

  • Elderly athlete lighting a tree on fire to signify that plants can never be athletes

  • Child representatives from every country marching into the arena to the sound of their country's official brass instrument

  • Colored lights that spell out "LOSING IS BAD FOR COUNTRIES"

  • The athletes enter, wearing only body paint in their country's colors. After they start to sweat, any athlete whose body paint does not melt together into a greenish brown is awarded five bonus points for his or her country.

  • The Happy Waving Man (official International Sports Competition mascot) comes out wearing overalls and leads everyone in chanting the official International Sports Competition slogan: "This competition is for us. This is our day. No time for water breaks, only for play."

Can some plants play sports?