IKEA Locations

"Hello?" "Hey, Sean. It’s Jim." "Jim…?" "Jim Abernathy? Down at the station?" "Oh, Jim! Sorry, your voice sounded weird through the receiver. How’s it going?" "Oh, you know. I was hoping to get out early today, but I’m stuck here doing paperwork. Supposed to take my daughter to the movies later, guess I’m going to be cutting it close on the pickup. What about you?" "Oh, you know. Rummaging around in dead guys guts. So, the usual. You calling to ask about that jumper?" "Yeah, Whiskey said she’d get me an autopsy by Friday. Just wanted to check in to see how it was coming. Going through some of the st...

Iam going to be buying my first house this summer and am trying to do some online browsing of furniture before I move in. Are their any brands that sell solidly made couches/sectionals/solid wood furniture that are in the middle ground for pricing? I have a couch from Ashley that is 4 years old and I don’t feel like it has held up being almost 2k. Over the next couple of months I will be looking at thrift stores and market places but wondering if their are any recommends to where a go to place would be for furniture that will last me 10/15 years. Thanks in advance.

Looking to buy a nice wooden shelf for my record collection and was wondering if anyone has any local leads. I'm looking for a longer-than-tall, single tier media console type piece of furniture with ample shelf space for vinyl. Wondering if any local stores stock this, or if there are any local small businesses that specialise in this kind of thing! Hoping to avoid Ikea and other similar particle board stuff.

I’m really fond of their mac and cheese and desserts lol, but it’s always so very messy at my local ikea store, I don’t wanna eat there. Sorry for the ****** question.

I work at a luxury residential building (mostly out of boredom and to get out of the house), and there is a lounge here especially for the senior and disabled residents. Every so often near the end of the shift, around 10-11pm when the residents are asleep, I sit alone in the lounge when I am taking my break. It’s decorated with a Christmas tree and lights. Real wooden furniture, not IKEA ****. It's so nice here. Truly, to have money is beautiful... I was actually at my wealthiest this year, and my fittest and most attractive. I turn heads, which I would not have imagined even 5 years ago. I am no longer homeless or living with ex convicts, I am lean and fit, my teeth are fixed, and ...

"The mistress of "The Oaks" plantation near Barnwell was Mrs. Alfred Proctor Aldrich. Before the war her husband had been a judge; after being wounded in Virginia he was now serving on Judge Gordon Magrath's staff. Her two sons were in the Confederate army and her three young daughters had been sent to the protection of the Ursuline Convent in Columbia. "*After skirmishing with Wheeler's cavalry, the first of Sherman's army began entering Barnwell on February 5. "The Oaks" was soon surrounded by their tents and overrun with the bummers. Several days later, on February 10, Colonel Morton C. Hunter, commanding First Brigade, Eighty-second Indiana I...

I’ve been storing some belongings at my parents’ house in the North east for a while, including several boxes of clothes and some furniture. They recently moved. The home they moved to is 5 bedrooms, they are using 1 for themselves and 1 for a guest I'd say about 4 weeks since they moved. All my clothes were put in the attic in cardboard boxes, which I'm worried the attic isn’t a safe place because of temperature changes (winter is coming), moisture, and potential pests. The attic is unheated, my mom was even saying she didnt want to stand in the attic as it was so cold. I don’t have a home of my own right now as I’m living with family friends in the UK (job issues). H...

*"The mistress of "The Oaks" plantation near Barnwell was Mrs. Alfred Proctor Aldrich. Before the war her husband had been a judge; after being wounded in Virginia he was now serving on Judge Gordon Magrath's staff. Her two sons were in the Confederate army and her three young daughters had been sent to the protection of the Ursuline Convent in Columbia.* "*After skirmishing with Wheeler's cavalry, the first of Sherman's army began entering Barnwell on February 5. "The Oaks" was soon surrounded by their tents and overrun with the bummers. Several days later, on February 10, Colonel Morton C. Hunter, commanding First Brigade, Eighty-second Indiana...

We have a room in our bedroom that we use as a reading nook. It’s setup like the picture. On one side is a love seat. The other side has a closet that spans the width. There are French doors on bottom side to enter the room. Opposite the French doors are windows the span the whole 11ish feet. Room is 6x11 not counting the closet. I would like to have this room setup to allow for watching a movie on these colder winter nights. This would mainly be used at night (but maybe on rare occasions during the day). I’ve never had a projector before, always a TV. I know the main advantage of a projector is the screen size, but in this scenario, it’s the only thing I can think of. As I know nothin...

Im looking for some more people to talk to, i enjoy having people to shoot the **** with during the evenings in the form of regular text chats and sometimes nightly voice calls. My choice of program to communicate on is discord so would be preferable if you also use that. About me: - Introverted/homebody that prefers a night at home over a night out. - Enjoyer of pc games, board games and other nerdy hobbies. - Gym visitor to ensure a good health both physically and mentally. - Programmer in progress as in I'm studying comp-sci right now. - The coding is done while blasting metal music in the speakers. - Pretty darn charming and a handsome man according to my mom. What I'm loo...

It was morning when Ray woke. He had slept in, still slumped against the tower wall, feet jutting out from the floor, beneath the lowest rung of the tower railing. A soft breeze washed his face, rinsing the weariness from his eyes — if only for a few moments. There were no bird songs. The silence was choking. He looked out across the trees. The tower and its lone occupant. He stood with a crack of his ragged knees and walked to the rail mirror. He sought the sun’s location and noted that it was later in the morning than their usual ritual. He flashed the mirror, hoping that the response would not take too long. He waited. And he waited. And he waited some more. No flash came. Ray rechec...

Hi r/Shopify - I'm Paul and I follow the e-commerce industry closely for my Shopifreaks E-commerce Newsletter, which I've published weekly since 2021. I was invited by the Mods of this subreddit to share my weekly e-commerce news recaps (ie: shorter versions of my full editions) to r/Shopify. Although my news recaps aren't strictly about Shopify (some weeks Shopify is covered more than others), I hope they bring value to your business no matter what platform you're on. Let's dive into this week's top stories... ___ **STAT OF THE WEEK:** “0” the number of apologies Shopify or its leadership have issued over the Cyber Monday admin outage.  ___ **Shopify** ...

Hi r/ShopifyeCommerce - I'm Paul and I follow the e-commerce industry closely for my Shopifreaks E-commerce Newsletter. Every week for the past 5 years I've posted a summary recap of the week's top stories on this subreddit, which I cover in depth with sources in the full edition. Let's dive in to this week's top e-commerce news... ___ **STAT OF THE WEEK:** “0” the number of apologies Shopify or its leadership have issued over the Cyber Monday admin outage.  ___ **Shopify** experienced a major backend outage on Cyber Monday, leaving merchants unable to login to their admins, edit themes, add products, launch discounts, fulfill orders, send e-mails, or any other ...

Hi r/ecommerce \- I'm Paul and I follow the e-commerce industry closely for my Shopifreaks E-commerce Newsletter. Every week for the past 5 years I've posted a summary recap of the week's top stories on this subreddit, which I cover in depth with sources in the full edition. Let's dive in to this week's top e-commerce news... ___ **STAT OF THE WEEK:** “0” the number of apologies Shopify or its leadership have issued over the Cyber Monday admin outage.  ___ **Shopify** experienced a major backend outage on Cyber Monday, leaving merchants unable to login to their admins, edit themes, add products, launch discounts, fulfill orders, send e-mails, or any other of t...

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I'm pretty sure this is a recent piece of media, but what I remember is a scene where, following some kind of misfortune, characters have split up and one of them has moved into a new apartment and is watching one or more shirtless guys assemble their IKEA furniture. Another character comes in and has a, "Seriously?" kind of reaction. I have no idea what this was, but it's lingering in my mind and I feel like I watched it within the last year or so. I do NOT remember the gender of the characters, unfortunately.

Hi guys! My dad is going on the 11th in Hong Kong and I’ve convinced him to get me a few sylvanian sets :)) im a beginner collecter so i dont really know much yet. Could anyone tell me some physical stores where to buy sylvanian families , and maybe furniture / accessories ? And are there any hk only sets? I know and have heard of japan limited editions but idk if its limited to that Thanks!!

I (31F) have an alcoholic father who has been drinking since I was about 7 or 8 years old. I often scroll through this subreddit and see stories of people dealing with their alcoholic spouse/partner and trying to decide what to do. And sometimes it seems that the effects that staying with an alcoholic has on children isn’t considered as much as it should be, so I’d like to offer some perspective. My dad was never physically abusive, but here’s some things he did do: Drive drunk with me in the car. Drive around selling drugs with me in the car. Bagged cocaine in front of me. Take me to grocery stores and make me steal with him. (He’d stuff the items in my coat) Didn’t come home fo...