Dammit! Now I DO Like IKEA.

Much of IKEA's furniture is absolute shit. But their storage units are awesome- we are in the long process of getting their adjustable bookshelves for our library, and their Kallax units work great for LPs. Their kitchenware is pretty damn good, too. I have three of their pots that look brand-new, and they're well over 15 years old.

I think their meatballs taste like cafeteria food. Yuck.

I went in there once; it was the fourth level of hell. I was never so happy to get out of a building; that place was horrifically bad. I can't believe anyone would want to waste their time walking through that maze.

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Originally Posted by StagLefty

...I for one support your sensitive side [Beer]

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Thank you for being there for me.

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Originally Posted by Irving

Whatever, Jake Jabs rescues hella tigers and shit.

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ROFL

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/6d/6e...7cb9ea1c7c.jpg

I’ve never had anything against IKEA, or actually any thoughts about them whatsoever, good or bad. Now, the only thing that I do know about them is pretty damn cool.

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Originally Posted by MED

I went in there once; it was the fourth level of hell. I was never so happy to get out of a building; that place was horrifically bad. I can't believe anyone would want to waste their time walking through that maze.

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You must have an astonishingly low threshold for things you don't like.

I've been there once. It was just like every other furniture store in existence and anyone who has ever complained about not being able to find their way out was just exaggerating for emphasis or lying.

http://youtu.be/UrsZ9oqgtPY

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Originally Posted by Irving

You must have an astonishingly low threshold for things you don't like.

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So, you're saying maybe I shouldn't consult with the divorce lawyer after Mrs BG told me to go to Costco the day before Thanksgiving?

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Originally Posted by Irving

You must have an astonishingly low threshold for things you don't like.

I've been there once. It was just like every other furniture store in existence and anyone who has ever complained about not being able to find their way out was just exaggerating for emphasis or lying.

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yeah, no... maybe if you compared it to every Mega-yuge Metro furniture store.... but come to small town, USA and you'll get a very different experience.

I haven't been in an IKEA in over a decade- because they don't give me a good reason to drive that far. I also don't like big cities.

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Originally Posted by Irving

You must have an astonishingly low threshold for things you don't like. There is some truth to that especially when it comes to cities, large crowds of people, and wasting my time. I'm a rural person, so my "threshold for things I don't like" is crossed every time I drive into the metro area. Thankfully, I'm only seven years from retirement and buying my ranch in Wyoming.

I've been there once. It was just like every other furniture store in existence and anyone who has ever complained about not being able to find their way out was just exaggerating for emphasis or lying.
I guess I haven't been in a lot of furniture stores; but I went over to American Furniture Warehouse to get the bed I needed, and it was easy. I never said I wasn't able find my way out; but I did embellish the annoyance of walking through that place, which is a pain in the ass and certainly not worth my time. I prefer a warehouse with signs on the ceiling so I can go straight to what I want and bypass all the shit that I don't care about.

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