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Previously on "Dodgy little whities from Scandinavia!"
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All the stuff we got over the new year break was made in Poland but more importantly, it all fits together perfectly.
Mailman
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Bought no end of stuff from IKEA in the past, and it's always gone together without too much fuss. Probably the best of the flat-pack furniture sellers.
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China's in Scandanavia, so you get white ones and yellow ones. And some in between called Innui and they're quite big. I know because I got an A in Geography GCSE.Originally posted by Solidec View PostI don't get it, there is nothing little about Scandinavians and there is nothing white about the Chinese!
Am I missing something?
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I don't get it, there is nothing little about Scandinavians and there is nothing white about the Chinese!
Am I missing something?
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are you allowed to say "white guy", thats racist, i'm offended an apology wont sufficeOriginally posted by Mailman View PostGot to hand it to the little f8ckers...they sure know how to make flat pack furniture! The Mr Ikea must be like the worlds richest didgy little white guy!
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100% of the stuff we bought at the weekend went together nicely. That was only 2 items though so it's hardly representative.Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostThey've outsourced most of the production to China, and since then half the stuff you buy doesn't fit together.
I did notice that it was absolutely rammed at the weekend. One chap on his own had 6 (yes, six) trolleys full of kitchen flat packs - probably taking maximum advantage of the 10% discount when you spend over £2k on kitchens.
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They've outsourced most of the production to China, and since then half the stuff you buy doesn't fit together.Originally posted by Mailman View PostGot to hand it to the little f8ckers...they sure know how to make flat pack furniture! The Mr Ikea must be like the worlds richest didgy little white guy!
Mailman
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Dodgy little whities from Scandinavia!
Got to hand it to the little f8ckers...they sure know how to make flat pack furniture! The Mr Ikea must be like the worlds richest didgy little white guy!
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