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weregeek.bsky.social
I hope so. I have to take my broken stuff back to Ikea, which is on the way south side of Denver. At least I have 365 days to return them?
December 1, 2025 at 11:48 PM
tkrasn-kc.bsky.social
2025/11/27 Thursday
RIBEYE
5-GRAIN RICE PILAF
MAC &CHEESE
#BlackAngusSteakhouse-Burbank
#Burbank,CA,UnitedState
#South-Ikea-Way
November 27, 2025 at 8:14 PM
clondoner92.bsky.social
#Transport for #London Have Your Say:
#TfL proposes Superloop express SL13 linking Hendon to Ealing Broadway, extending E7 to Ealing Common via Uxbridge Rd, dropping Haven Green. SL13 runs every 12–15 mins.
Consultation closes on 22 October 2025
haveyoursay.tfl.gov.uk/sl13-superloop
Diagram showing the proposed SL13 express bus route between Hendon and Ealing Broadway. Key stops from Hendon to Ealing include: Hendon War Memorial, Hendon Central, Brent Cross, Staples Corner, Neasden Shopping Centre, Brentfield Road, Harrow Road (for Stonebridge Park), Hanger Lane, ending at Ealing Broadway (Haven Green). The return route follows the same stops in reverse. Major interchanges along the route include connections to the Tube at Hendon Central, Hanger Lane, and Ealing Broadway, and Overground at Stonebridge Park and Ealing Broadway. The route follows the North Circular and Watford Way. SL13 is part of TfL’s proposed Superloop network. Map of the proposed Superloop route SL13, running between Hendon War Memorial and Ealing Broadway. The purple line shows the SL13 route with red dots marking key bus stops. From north to south, stops include Hendon Central, Brent Cross, Staples Corner, Ardley Close, Neasden Shopping Centre, Brentfield Road, Harrow Road (for Stonebridge Park), Hanger Lane, and Ealing Broadway. The route follows major roads including Watford Way and the North Circular. Key nearby areas shown on the map include Kingsbury, Wembley, Harlesden, and North Acton. The map highlights interchanges with the Underground and rail services, and landmarks like Brent Cross Shopping Centre, IKEA, and Fryent Country Park. Map showing proposed changes to routes SL13 and E7 in Ealing. The new SL13 express route (purple line) runs from Ealing Broadway via Haven Green and Hanger Lane towards Hendon. Route E7 (green line) is proposed to be extended from Ealing Broadway to Ealing Common and then along Uxbridge Road, ending near Hanger Lane. The withdrawn section of the E7, shown as a dashed line, would no longer serve Spring Bridge Road, Haven Green, or the north-south stretch of The Broadway. Landmarks include Ealing Broadway Shopping Centre, University of West London, Ealing Studios, and West Ealing Station. Key roads include The Mall, Uxbridge Road, and North Circular Road. Ealing Broadway and Ealing Common Underground stations are shown with interchange symbols. Diagram showing proposed routes SL13 and E7 in Ealing. Route E7 (green line) runs from West Ealing through Drayton Green Road, Uxbridge Road (Dane Road, St Leonard’s Road), Ealing Town Hall, and loops around Haven Green before continuing along The Mall and Uxbridge Road to Hanger Lane. The withdrawn section of E7 loops around Haven Green in the opposite direction. Route SL13 (purple line) is a proposed express route from Ealing Broadway north towards Hanger Lane, then on towards Hendon. Key stations include West Ealing and Ealing Broadway, shown with London Underground and railway interchange symbols. Ealing Broadway station is a key interchange for both routes.
September 10, 2025 at 10:16 AM
drweb2.bsky.social
How Canadian Laws and Institutions Sought to Erase Indigenous Peoples and Cultures

Annie Carpenter lies in an unmarked grave just south of a giant blue-and-yellow IKEA, directly off one of the busiest thoroughfares in North America, the Gardiner Expressway, part of the Queen Elizabeth Way, which…
How Canadian Laws and Institutions Sought to Erase Indigenous Peoples and Cultures
Annie Carpenter lies in an unmarked grave just south of a giant blue-and-yellow IKEA, directly off one of the busiest thoroughfares in North America, the Gardiner Expressway, part of the Queen Elizabeth Way, which cuts west and east across the city of Toronto. It feels like an area you drive through to get somewhere else, Literary HubRead More ​
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July 24, 2025 at 10:00 AM
jeneric.mstdn.ca.ap.brid.gy
In a way, this side quest began with the pulled pork burger at iKEA.
That burger was so horribly wrong, such an example of the worst of modern industrial cuisine, it ruined my day (which is saying a lot in South Edmonton Common) that I have been trying non-industrial equivalents.
July 16, 2025 at 6:45 PM
nick.gark.net
Given that my folks live in the south end of Upminster, the easiest way to get to Lakeside/IKEA/etc is to drive through Aveley and take Ship Lane, which thankfully means you miss most of the horror that is the A13-M25-A282 junction.

(and driving there pretty much got to be muscle memory)
June 9, 2025 at 5:32 PM
ansleyerickson.bsky.social
Also totally indicted by this paragraph, both the aesthetic conceit and the way the last sentence is so damning right now: “in this room, everything could be cured by thinking.”
It's hard to imagine a scene of greater coziness and safety. My house sat in the middle of a field in the middle of the woods in the middle of an almost entirely crime-free island. The living room faced south and was flooded with light even on the gloomiest Pacific Northwest afternoon. The room was furnished haphazardly—frankly a bit shabbily-and filled with books and paintings. It was the kind of room that would be recognizable the world over as the living quarters of a culture worker, or at least a culture lover. It was a room that suggested-all those books- that human problems could be solved by the application of careful thought and considered ethics. It was a humanist room. I mean, if you were in a certain mood you could call it a room descended from the Enlightenment. That's a lot for a room to signify, especially when the bookshelves are from IKEA. But it was clear to see: in this room, everything could be cured by thinking.
April 13, 2025 at 8:01 PM
katycroffbell.bsky.social
Yesterday was 40deg rain in South County, Rhode Island, but that didn't stop ~1000 #handsoff protesters from taking to the streets!

The best part was when a giant USPS mail truck drove through the intersection honking the whole way 🔥
Group of people protesting in front of a business called Arnold Lumber. American flags are waving and signs say "Resist" and "Remove, Reverse, Reclaim" People protesting in the rain on the corner of an intersection. Large group of people protesting on the sidewalk in front of a CVS. Signs say "We the People," "Love the Constitution," "Ikea has better cabinets than Trump" Large group of protesters on a street corner in the rain. Signs say "What Cory Said, "Hands Off," "Rule of Law, not Ruler of Laws"
April 6, 2025 at 10:33 PM
ehahnmd.bsky.social
I could do Hoboken and Jersey city. And Newark and like Paramus. And I think Elizabeth is near Newark but only because that’s where the one ikea in the area used to be back in the day. But honestly I’d probably put Newark way too far south.
March 8, 2025 at 11:54 PM
noneofyourbusyness.bsky.social
You can sit in an Ikea on I25 south of Denver and watch the cars go by while you eat.

Way over half of the cars are Black, White, and Grey. "Influencer" backdrops/houses are also very white/grey.

I miss the days of old where color wasn't taxed out of existence or whatever happened.
January 15, 2025 at 1:57 PM
whizzo.bsky.social
The South East of England can be very slow to get around at times. Biggest problem of going to Reading is Reading, the one way system is not great. Not that I've been to the IKEA at least that's just off the M4 so quite easy to get to if you can be arsed to go there.
August 18, 2024 at 3:54 PM
robinsonmeyer.bsky.social
If you’re ever in DC, the best — and by far the most “normal” — bagel place is Bagels Etc near Dupont Circle. Run by a charming South Korean family, looks like none of the decor has changed since they opened it in 1991. A BEC is $4.79. Unbeatable.

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A photo of the interior of Bagels Etc in Washington, DC. A sign saying LINE STARTS HERE is hanging over a narrow waiting area next to a deli counter. There’s a Turkish IKEA rug on the floor. The menu takes up the entire wall above the counter and is way, way too long to read while you’re in line. And beautiful bagels are sitting in metal baskets, behind a glass wall, under the counter!
July 6, 2023 at 2:56 PM
griz.bsky.social
i was gonna say i’m getting a city interior vibe. welcome man ! the way that south philly ikea has furnished everything around me
June 4, 2023 at 4:04 PM