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Ikea Solves Yet Another Problem
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Not a bad idea. I hate wires. But if the quality of the components equals that of their furniture, I'd have to pass.
Really? I have some ikea stuff and its top quality. Although the instructions are terrible so putting things together is a guessing game.Originally Posted by Thorzul
It's a Sweater!
Yeah, I like Ikea too. The instructions for putting things together are a little tricky, but I wouldn't buy this though.
That looks amazing. I want it.
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