Del took me to Ikea for the first time this year, it was like a fascinating museum where the collective array of stuff overwhelmed the appeal of any individual piece.
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Del took me to Ikea for the first time this year, it was like a fascinating museum where the collective array of stuff overwhelmed the appeal of any individual piece.
I've been twice, I think. It's a pretty fascinating experience. The food was damn good, too! I don't remember what I got, but it wasn't meatballs.
We have a six story IKEA near us. My house is loaded with stuff. Bastards smurfed up the delivery date though and are impossible to get on the phone.
IKEA is fun to go in with my dad because we fool around with all the items and displays.
Their furniture is very easy to assemble, which is fun.
No no. Food in an IKEA is like the video stores in my hometown area that double as tanning salons.
Yeah. It's a thing. Unless they've all shut down because Red Box & Netflix stole the business.
Anyway, I've never been in an IKEA store. I think the closest one to me is in Atlanta. And their furniture is infinity expensive for the most part.
I love Ikea. Most of my house is consistent of Gorm shelving.
I mean I'm not physically there any more but sometimes I feel like you're really inaccurate when you specify people who understand.Quote:
Originally Posted by Loony BoB
I'm not in NZ anymore either, but you know what I was getting at. :p
IKEA - Jonathan Coulton - YouTube
ikeaaaaaaaaa, ikeaaaaaaaaa, selling furniture for college kids and divorced men!
Ikea's rad. Just don't get any of the weird bottled Swedish sodas, the one I had was rather vile and tasted similar to a flat coca-cola with a hint of ginger.
I read that as "bottled Swedish sofas". Those crazy Swedes!
IKEA has the best baby stuff. Bay's entire nursery is IKEA.
You can always fit more IKEA! Just look at their 50 sq ft model flats!Quote:
Originally Posted by Loony BoB
IKEA is cool.