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Weird Science, IKEA Style
Apparently, living inside an IKEA catalog isn't as chill as one would hope. [via]
Apparently, living inside an IKEA catalog isn't as chill as one would hope. [via]
This IKEA post needs more Swedish meatballs and Lingonberry sauce. The only reason I will go to IKEA.
@hot dog princess After watching the film, I suddenly have a terrible dread of learning where the meat in those meatballs comes from.
This reminds me of that Twilight zone episode with the mannequin who came to life and then didn't know she had been a mannequin until she gets trapped after hours in a department store.
Ergo, I love this.
@Dancersize I have seen so many Twilight Zone episodes by now that when I saw the beginning of the episode I yelled, "SHE'S A MANNEQUIN!" and shocked and amazed my roommate (I'm sure).
IKEA… I went last weekend and spent $70. I couldn't tell you one thing that I bought though. IKEA is extremely effective at making you buy a bunch of crap that you don't need.
@heliotropegerbil8 But it's only $2! I'll take 100 of them…
Ikea, just some oak and some pine and a handful of Norsemen.
Ikea, selling furniture for college kids and divorced men.
Everyone has a home – but if you don't have a home, you can buy one there.
FALSE ADVERTISING! I got all excited about the dining chairs but they aren't IKEA. Or if they are, they're not available in the U.S.! SAD FACE.
What the fuck Sven.
I used to wish I lived in the Ikea catalog. Not anymore.