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Urban Dare Adventure Race – Flying Saucer Draught Emporium

$45 for One Team Race Entry (Up to $90 Value)

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Fast-paced competition pits teams of two against each other in race to navigate city & solve clues to benefit breast-cancer research.

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Bravery is one of humankind's most sought-after characteristics, alongside wit, humor, and the ability to read a city map without pulling a hamstring. Make your species proud with today's Groupon: for $45, you get admission for a team of two to the Urban Dare Adventure Race, launching at noon on Saturday, April 7 from Flying Saucer Draught Emporium (up to a $90 value). Check-in begins at 11 a.m.

Urban Dare Adventure Race is a fast-paced competition that challenges two-person teams to decipher clues, navigate the city, and perform playful stunts. Combining the bustle of a track meet with the brain-taxing sleuth work of a luge competition, the race uses a dozen trivia-based clues to lead contestants to checkpoints all over Memphis. Location hunters reach their checkpoints by whatever means necessary, be it hopping a bus downtown, flying madly through a network of secret ziplines, or scuba-diving in a fountain for bus fare. At the mini destinations, racers must use a camera to document their presence, or, in some cases, get their passports stamped after completing a challenge. Proceeds from the race are used to help battle breast cancer.

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The Groupon Guide to: Crying Less

Your eyes can eject tears to reflect any number of lesser emotions. Here's how to stop these involuntary shows of feeling:

Tears of Sadness: To stop yourself from crying, just remember that no matter how bad things seem, they would be even worse if you were a dinosaur—because you would be dead.

Tears of Joy: To throw off predators who will not hunt sad animals, your body may leak tears even if you are happy. Regain your composure by reflecting on a serious loss of life, such as the dinosaurs.

Tears of Hunger: If you haven't eaten in a few hours, you will start crying. Do you think dinosaurs had souls? Probably they did.

Tears of Passion: When your soul is enraptured by lust, your eyes will bleed tears to reflect the "ocean of love" you're swimming in. And then one day? BOOM! The whole world gets blown up by an asteroid, dinosaur-style.

Tears of Accepting the Cold, Unforgiving Nature of the Universe: Nobody was looking out for the dinosaurs. It's OK to cry about the disturbing ramifications of this on our own lives.

Would you be worse off if you were a dinosaur?

Urban Dare Adventure Race

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    Flying Saucer Draught Emporium

    130 Peabody Pl.
    Memphis, Tennessee 38103
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