If the Indiana Jones films have taught us anything, it is that in order to have a successful teaching career, one must train one's upper body to be adept at dangling. Train yourself to pendulate proficiently with today’s Groupon: for $110, you get a beginners zip line and rappelling course at the Arizona Climbing and Adventure School (a $225 value), where mastery and technique meet blood-pounding nerves and adrenaline in the McDowell Mountains.
Arizona Climbing and Adventure School provides top-notch climbing instruction to give beginning boulderers a boost to the summit. After arriving at the carefree meeting site for the zip line and rappelling course, thrill-seekers will hike across a rugged canyon’s scowling brow, then rappel off a plunging 80-foot rock face toward the velvety wilderness below. Seasoned instructors lead beginners through their harrowing journey as they learn the care and control necessary to descend cliffs without taking the elevators. Following a second short stride and rappel through the balmy desert, adventurers strap themselves to an 80- to 120-foot-long zip-line track and fly weightlessly across a yawning ravine under the cerulean sky.
Groupon Says
The Groupon Guide to: Talking During Movies
It is a common myth that people should not talk while watching a movie, but it's actually totally acceptable to utter certain words and phrases during certain situations. Here are some of the most common:
- Say “popcorn” aloud if you want to get the attention of one of the snack-serving popcorn dogs employed by the theater.
- You should refrain from talking on your cell phone during the movie—unless the phone is set to "speaker" so that others can join in on the conversation.
- Yell “fire!” if you think the onscreen character is a bad employee and should be fired from his or her job.
- Shout “Not a Star Wars!” whenever an actor comes onscreen who was not in Star Wars.
- Most theaters encourage patrons to enrich their theatergoing experience by singing popular songs during films' boring, talky parts.
- It is considered polite behavior toward all the singles in the audience for you to loudly point out which actors you would marry whenever they are onscreen.
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