This Father's Day, give dad something he won't ever forget: tell 'im to play with his balls - no you silly, this Testicle Plush from I Heart Guts (or if you're more into sappy display of love and emotions, how about the Heart Plush?)
This Father's Day, give dad something he won't ever forget: tell 'im to play with his balls - no you silly, this Testicle Plush from I Heart Guts (or if you're more into sappy display of love and emotions, how about the Heart Plush?)
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I dunno...theres something disturbing about this.
11. They export a lot of jobs to...the United States! Why? Because US workers start at $8/hour vs. $19/hour in Sweden and US workers get 12 paid days off (including holidays) vs. 5 weeks in Sweden.
While IKEA stuff isn't what anyone would consider "fine furniture", it's very utilitarian and elegant in its minimalist Euro simplicity. Okay, maybe it's a bit bland, but that's fine. There are more important things in life than to think about home furnishings, and there's no heartbreak when IKEA furniture gets damaged with use, as might come if a beautiful and irreplaceable antique gets worn or receives accidental damage.
Add to that, building your inexpensive flatpack Swedish furniture side-by-side with your neighbors builds your community. Or something to that effect.