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Marbles: The Brain Store – Online Deal

$25 for $50 Worth of Merchandise from Marbles: The Brain Store

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  • This deal ended at:
  • 11:59PM EST
  • 03/03/2011
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  • Products for critical thinking, visual perception & word skills
  • Selection for all ages

The Fine Print

  • Expires Sep 4, 2011
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 3 additional as gifts. Not valid until 3/5/11. Online only. Shipping included for purchases of $100 or more. Must use in 1 order. Tax and shipping not included. Not valid with other offers.
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Without engaging games to challenge them, bored people would resort to risky entertainment such as skydiving to work or explaining string theory to prides of hungry lions. Enjoy beneficial, stimulating playtime with today's Groupon: for $25, you get $50 worth of brain-challenging merchandise from Marbles: The Brain Store. The handpicked, expert-tested party games and products from Marbles boost brainpower while entertaining partakers of all ages. Challenge and captivate your squishy gray matter with games, puzzles, software, books, and DVDs to build up critical thinking, improve memory, boost coordination, sharpen visual perception, and advance word skills. Bulk up frontal cortexes with multiple rounds of abstract strategy during Hive ($29.99) or roundly trounce competitors with Appletters ($16.99), which combines the elegant word building of Scrabble with the utter brutality of the produce aisle.

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Marbles: The Brain Store has received a lot of press, including features on MSNBC's Your Business, Fox News 11 and CBS 11.

Groupon Says

The Groupon Kidz Quorner: Your Ultimate Tree House

Hey, kids who have unlocked the awesome secret of reading! Here's your guide to building the ultimate tree house, tree fort, or awkward tree duplex you share with your former best friend who changed during summer camp. Let's get started!

  • Find a tree in the backyard that can support your ambitious plans and the growth spurt your lying mother insists is coming "any day now."
  • A well-armed tree fort needs plenty of ammunition. Fill your tin buckets with as many collected chestnuts, pine cones, dog bones, unseasonal snowballs, and dad tools as you can find lying around.
  • A good fort layout is still available in the 1952 Dennis The Menace story arc entitled A Few Good Menace, where noted terrible boy Dennis the Menace starts a counterfeit money ring.
  • Ditch that outdated "No girls allowed" sign in favor of the modern "No peanut allergies allowed."
  • Why go up into a tree, when you could go down into a well and become a TV star?!

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