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Picaboo – Online Deal

One 8"x8", One 12"x12" or 11"x14", or Two 8.5"x11" Classic Custom Hardcover Photo Books (Up to 68% Off)

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$35
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  • Photographic

In a Nutshell

20-page hardcover books anthologize digital pics & art with easy-to-use application & more than 200 layouts

The Fine Print

  • Expires Jan 14, 2013
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as a gift. Limit 1 per order. Valid only for option purchased. Online only. Valid only for Classic photo books. Not valid toward tax or shipping. Not valid with other offers. Additional fee for more than 20 pages.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Photos capture all of life's precious moments, from your baby daughter's first steps to a teenager's first baby mustache. Display pictures with the respect they deserve with this Groupon.

Choose from Three Options

  • $12 for one 8"x8" Classic Custom hardcover photo book (a $34.99 value)
  • $19 for one 12"x12" or 11"x14" Classic Custom hardcover photo book (a $59.99 value)
  • $29 for two 8.5"x11" Classic Custom hardcover photo books (a $79.98 value)

These books are layered with heavyweight, archival-quality standard or lay-flat paper (an extra $0.49/page) that lends itself to two-page images of idyllic nature panoramas or lengthy continental-breakfast buffets. The glossy, laminated cover showcases a chosen photograph or set of pictures as a wrapped cover image beneath a sturdy laminate shield.

This Groupon is valid for a 20-page photo book. For an additional fee, a photo book can feature up to 160 pages on standard paper or up to 90 pages in the 11"x14" size. Lay-flat paper is also available for an additional fee in 8"x8", 8.5"x11", and 12"x12" sizes.

Picaboo

Picaboo's straightforward application emblazons cherished photographs upon the pages of a variety of customizable keepsakes. The program's 240 predesigned page layouts and thousands of graphics allow customers to embellish images, while labeling them with quips and captions. The elegant leather, soft velvet, and matte silver covers of a variety of photo books embrace an album's worth of pictures, and customizable cards and calendars showcase a customer's chosen photographs and designs. Vibrant pictures materialize onto canvases and panels, or assemble into cheerful collage posters. The company's chipper support squad mans computers and phones seven days a week specifically to answer questions, address concerns, and exchange talking dog jokes.

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Dear TGGL:RAFRP,
My daughter is in love with a real LOSER! Should I respect her feelings and support her decision or forget about her altogether?

—Unhappy Mom

Guiding Light: Unhap P. Mom, you did the right thing by writing us. Your daughter is in love with a loser?!?!? Those guys are the worst. They never win anything, not even once. And the fact that this guy is a real loser means he’s not even a winner disguised as a loser. Oh boy, Unhap, this is serious. Losers do terrible things such as accidentally sell the farm for a fake car or miss the winning field goal in the football game. If she’s kissed him, it means by rule of law that she is now a loser, too. Rid her from your life by moving into a gated community or going somewhere losers can’t go, such as a hall of fame or a casino that is also a boat. We all know the old saying: "For it is upon thee to cast the weak off into darkness, like the miller who sets the chaff to flame, or the heifer who leaveth the ugliest calf behind to be taken by the night’s hungry creatures."

Problem:
Dear TGGL:RAFRP,
I am supposed to go on a really cool ski trip with my dad, but my wife is pregnant with our first child and the due date conflicts with the trip. What do I tell my dad?
—Chris R.

Guiding Light: Best to keep the baby away from your father. At his age and proximity to—how to put this gently—eternal sleep, your father could easily become jealous and rage-ified toward someone who has so much life ahead of them. Rather than taking the pregnant woman on the trip, let her just have the baby at the hospital. She’ll be fine. Hospitals are clean and sterile, and sometimes the doctors sleep with each other, which creates entertaining dramatic intrigue. You just make sure to enjoy what sounds like a really cool trip with your dad.

Problem:
Dear TGGL:RAFRP,
I sing bass in a barbershop quartet that is competing in an international quartet competition. Can you give me any pointers that would help me/my quartet have a memorable performance and might help us achieve top honors?
—A. Stratton

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I didn't read your letter.

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