Comments on: IKEA “Come Into the Closet.” http://gearyi.com/fresh/ikea-come-into-the-closet/ Geary's Collaborative Thoughts about What's New and Fresh Sun, 14 Mar 2010 03:03:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 By: Marc http://gearyi.com/fresh/ikea-come-into-the-closet/comment-page-1/#comment-15 Marc Thu, 04 Dec 2008 19:39:18 +0000 http://gearyi.com/fresh/?p=8#comment-15 The music is by Dead Mono. http://www.deadmono.com/ The music is by Dead Mono.
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]]> By: robert http://gearyi.com/fresh/ikea-come-into-the-closet/comment-page-1/#comment-13 robert Thu, 17 Jul 2008 12:09:40 +0000 http://gearyi.com/fresh/?p=8#comment-13 actuallly all the songs are amazing actuallly all the songs are amazing

]]> By: robert http://gearyi.com/fresh/ikea-come-into-the-closet/comment-page-1/#comment-11 robert Thu, 17 Jul 2008 12:08:47 +0000 http://gearyi.com/fresh/?p=8#comment-11 is there any way of getting the song "come into the closet?!" its awesome! is there any way of getting the song “come into the closet?!” its awesome!

]]> By: Janine http://gearyi.com/fresh/ikea-come-into-the-closet/comment-page-1/#comment-9 Janine Tue, 19 Dec 2006 20:19:27 +0000 http://gearyi.com/fresh/?p=8#comment-9 IKEA. Two words: smashed fingers. There is actually a whole book of words to properly characterize the IKEA shopping experience and subsequent 'assembly required' experience. Smashed fingers applies to both. As a sophisticated 30-something, I still adore IKEA -- even though I need to meditate and medicate before entering that twisted maze of adorable sample living spaces. The trick is to enter through the warehouse -- avoiding the jacked up maze altogether! So, to me -- and who am I? -- the absolute best part about IKEA is the product names. Who knew that a pencil cup called Puhl or Poople could be so cool?! My dream job would be to name IKEA products, without any knowledge of the Swedish language. Just use lots of umlauts and whatnots, right?! Oh, and the other outstanding thing about IKEA is that it puts all relationships to the test. Oh yes, you're gonna fight. You're gonna want a divorce! It's not over -- you still have to get home and put the fabulous finds together without killing each other, or yourself. But if you can survive, your relationship will be exponentially stronger than it was when you walked in. Sorry about the IKEA rant. I've been dying to get that out for a long time. Thanks for providing the forum. Cheers IKEA. Two words: smashed fingers. There is actually a whole book of words to properly characterize the IKEA shopping experience and subsequent ‘assembly required’ experience. Smashed fingers applies to both.

As a sophisticated 30-something, I still adore IKEA — even though I need to meditate and medicate before entering that twisted maze of adorable sample living spaces. The trick is to enter through the warehouse — avoiding the jacked up maze altogether!

So, to me — and who am I? — the absolute best part about IKEA is the product names. Who knew that a pencil cup called Puhl or Poople could be so cool?! My dream job would be to name IKEA products, without any knowledge of the Swedish language. Just use lots of umlauts and whatnots, right?!

Oh, and the other outstanding thing about IKEA is that it puts all relationships to the test. Oh yes, you’re gonna fight. You’re gonna want a divorce! It’s not over — you still have to get home and put the fabulous finds together without killing each other, or yourself. But if you can survive, your relationship will be exponentially stronger than it was when you walked in.

Sorry about the IKEA rant. I’ve been dying to get that out for a long time. Thanks for providing the forum.

Cheers

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