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Snap Bubbles

Stress relief for the 21st century

By Emma Kae - 17th July 2001 - Back to News

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Are you having one of those days where you are on the verge of tearing out your hair because everything is going wrong? Your car broke down, you missed the bus to work, you left your lunch on the table and you have a sneaking suspicion that you may have left your iron on…

Take a deep breath. Rub your hands together rapidly and then place them over your closed eyes. Relax. Hunt down some chamomile tea and calm down. When you are feeling a resounding peace throughout your body, overcoming the tension, log on to SnapBubbles.com and really set your spirit free.

SnapBubbles.com is THE place to go for any of you that feel a session of attacking the old plastic bubble wrap was beneficial for inner peace. Break open the virtual version for bursting fun all day long. Simply run your mouse over the bubbles and sigh with relief as they rupture. Don’t forget to turn your speakers up!

Click here to visit the website.

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