I was browing through craigslist.com and found this ad:

Reply to: anon-11441178@craigslist.org
Date: 2003-05-18, 2:45PM


I'm moving out of my apartment by the end of this month, and I have to
start getting rid of a lot of items. Here's a short list:

-A twin sized bed with metal frame from IKEA.
-A small beige desk also from IKEA
-A two drawer end table from IKEA
- a VERY comfortable green professional office chair
-A translucent white plastic two drawer, two compartent storage
container from IKEA
- a grey 1-shelf table on wheels from IKEA. Makes a great printer
stand.
-a four-slotted toaster with cancel button and special "pop-tart"
setting
-a Westinghouse blender
- IKEA glasses
-IKEA fork, knife, and spoon set
- Black TV stand with one shelf from IKEA
-Paper and board
- My favorite floor lamp from IKEA with a bendable neck
-A mock halogen floor lamp
-a cd/tape/radio boombox
-rubylith
-a twin-sized loft bed with metal frame and ladder from IKEA
-a medium sized skillet that has been used many times.
-a blue hand mixer that has been used only twice

E-mail me for prices and availability.
thanks

Obviously someone has a thing for Ikea. What's so good about their stuff anyways?

 

its cheap and contemporary.

perfect for the 20 to 30 something yuppy.

 

what is IKEA? i know it's furniture? but i hear peeps talk about it all the time

 

www.ikea.com

its just cheap contemporary furniture.

 

Let's just say it cheap shit

 

some weird looking stuff in there, and it is pretty cheap, i tend not to trust the quality of cheap things

 

ikea == swedish walmart.

its a place i actually ENJOY shopping at. ( i like to play with the shopping car escalator, its fun to shove your cart full and watch stuff fall off)

 

everything i buy at ikea seems to be made out of cheap particle board, and breaks really fast and easily. But i like going there for the meatballs.

 

better than the meatballs is the swedish apple cake with the cream dip!

 

how do you pronounce it?