Though getting a frosty snowball right in the kisser may make a memorable start to a summer morning, most people prefer to make their own frozen choices and avoid the facial pain. Fling a fistful of flavor into your own mouth with today’s Groupon: for $3, you get $8 worth of frozen treats at Chill Ice Cream Shoppe on Great Neck Road in Virginia Beach.
Chill Ice Cream Shoppe provides a classic assemblage of creamy goodness in a bright, cheerful environment. Sample a variety of delectable flavors that will pacify perspiring palates like a blast of air conditioning from the doors of a Death Valley casino. Cool off taste buds with a single ($2.89), double ($3.89), or triple ($4.89) scoop of ice cream, with flavors such as cotton candy, strawberry cheesecake, bubble gum, or cake batter. Spark jealousy amid gaggles of spider monkeys by opting for a banana split ($4.89) or savor the classic flavors of a sweet sundae ($4.79). A helpful staff of cone-crafting maestros assists patrons in creating appetizing concoctions while ensuring they won’t mistake the chocolate syrup for high-octane motor oil. Easily customizable and infinitely malleable, ice cream makes for the perfect cap to a hearty meal, halcyon summer day, or night out with visiting yetis. Treat broccoli-battered tongues to a sweet treat with today’s Groupon to Chill Ice Cream Shoppe.
Groupon Says
America's Youngest Letter
The letter e is America's youngest letter, first incorporated in the mid-nineteenth century, some 2,600 years after the rest of the Latin alphabet. E quickly rocketed into regular use and in no time was named America's Best Letter in a poll of land-owning children who previously could not have even formed the words comprising that title. To capitalize on the letter's popularity, numerous words added the in-demand grapheme in unnecessary ways, leading to spellings such as olde, shoppe, and floccinaucinihilipilificatione.
E also allowed for the development of the past tense by adding the suffix -ed to many verbs. Before this breakthrough, discussion and even thoughts of the past were linguistically impossible, and repeating past mistakes, specifically electing horses to office, was unavoidable.
If you are a quick study, you may have noticed that the previous paragraph has an atypical feature: none of the words contain the letter e. If you take the time to look, you'll find this isn't true.
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