Table tennis is a small-scale adaptation of the larger original, much like dollhouses and the bodies of bobblehead dolls. Revel in the miniature with this Groupon.
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$20 for a one-month table-tennis membership (a $45 value)
$25 for 10 drop-in table-tennis passes (a $60 value)
Peninsula Table Tennis Club
Serves and volleys fill the room with the thwack of paddles, which send orbs on an airborne path across 10 regulation-size tables at Peninsula Table Tennis Club. Monthly memberships allow patrons unlimited access to the fleet of tables to hone skills and baffle opponents with perfectly timed smashes. The drop-in passes can be used by one player or split among cohorts for a day of friendly competition without the hassle of making enough chocolate pudding for home pudding-wrestling matches.
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The Groupon Guide to: America’s Most Haunted Stadiums
To save space, most of America's landmarks were built atop ancient burial grounds, but the unintended side effect was that many of our most famous buildings are now haunted. Here's a look at some of the ghostiest sportsplexes in the country:
Old Yankee Stadium: Before the team moved to a new field, some said you could still see Babe Ruth's ghostly specter jogging the bases and licking peanut shells off the ground under the bleachers.
Fenway Park: Thousands of terrified children have witnessed former Red Sox great Wade Boggs materialize out of nowhere and shout curse words in their faces, though this may not technically be a haunting since Boggs is still alive.
Rose Bowl Stadium: All of the mirrors leak blood.
Ford's Theatre: This "stadium of the arts" is haunted by its failure to abide by Theatrical Rule #1: the show must go on when a president is murdered.
Lake Placid Olympic Stadium: Like all of Montana, this majestic temple of sporting triumph is now just a thick lime-green mist that turns skin into clay.
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