In the 1970s, IKEA was expanding so rapidly that German executives accidentally opened a store in Konstanz, approximately 200 miles (320 km) from their intended location of Koblenz.
Cats Think That These Toy Beds for Kids From IKEA Are Meant Just for Them
Hey, that’s mine!
In case you didn’t know it, that’s exactly how a cat’s brain operates.
They do what they want and they take what they want.
The little beds from IKEA you’re about to see in these photos were originally meant for kids to place their dolls in, but these cats decided to swoop in and claim the territory as their own.
And we all know what happens when you try to argue or fight with a cat.
NOT A SMART MOVE!
So sit back and enjoy these pics of kitties who took over IKEA mini beds as their own personal sleeping quarters.
1. Get nice and cozy…
Because I’m not going anywhere!
2. Stole the bed and now getting some sun.
Do you have a problem with that?
3. This is the life.
I have to say I’m kind of jealous.
4. Can I help you with something?
This is my bed from now on.
5. Looks pretty comfy.
You need a got spot if you’re gonna sleep 23 hours a day.
6. All tuckered out.
And all tucked in!
7. It’s been a long day.
Now it’s time to retire to my throne.
8. Do not wake me up under any circumstances.
Do you understand me?
9. The queen in her rightful place.
I wouldn’t disturb her if I were you…just sayin’…
10. I need you to tuck me in.
And the answer better be YES.
11. Flip through these pics and SMILE.
Those are really cute.
Those pics are hilarious AND adorable.
Now we want to hear from the readers out there.
In the comments, please share some photos with us of your cat snoozing in places that they decided to claim as their own.
We can’t wait to see your pics!
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Artist Creates IKEA Instructions on How to Make Horror and Sci-Fi Characters
As a big fan of all things horror and science fiction, I have to say that I LOVE these illustrations.
They come to us from an illustrator named Ed Harrington who lives in Virginia.
Among other artworks, Harrington draws characters from horror and sci-fi movies as though they were instructions from IKEA.
The end products are totally awesome and also pretty funny, if you ask me.
Let’s take a look at Harrington’s work…you might never look at Freddy Krueger the same way again…
1. Don’t move, dirtbag!
RoboCop for the win!
2. Avoid this Alien at all costs.
Or else you’ll regret it…
3. One, two, Freddy’s coming for you.
Three, four, better lock your door.
4. For all the Star Wars fanatics out there.
Will he ever escape from this?!?!
5. And then there’s this guy…
Build your own Darth Vader!
6. Beware of zombies!
Especially those from The Walking Dead!
7. I heard you’re looking for Candyman…
Definitely not someone you want to run into…
8. Creepy Carrie! Creepy Carrie!
One of the movies that ruined my childhood.
9. This also ruined my childhood!
Damien from The Omen.
10. Hannibal the Cannibal.
Hello, Clarice…
11. The creepy kid from Pet Sematary!
Also known as Gage. If you haven’t seen it, you’ll never look at a scalpel or an Achilles tendon the same way ever again…
12. Cool! He-Man rules!
Masters of the Universe!
Those are awesome!
And what an amazingly original idea, right?
What other characters would you like to see Ed Harrington illustrate in this fashion?
Tell us what you think in the comments!
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IKEA founder Ingvar Kamprad started….
IKEA founder Ingvar Kamprad started his journey to becoming the 8th richest man in the world at age 5, by selling matches to his neighbors. He bought matches in bulk, cheaply & re-sold them at a very low price while still making a good profit, the same basic model used later at IKEA.
IKEA Told Kids to Bully a Plant for 30 Days. The Results Are Jaw-Dropping
In order to raise awareness about Anti-Bullying Day on May 4th, IKEA UAE conducted a truly unique experiment. They took two identical plants and placed them in a local school.
Both plants were cared for in the same way. They both had the same water, sunlight, and fertilizers. Their conditions were entirely the same except for one single notable exception – students were encouraged to pay regular compliments to one plant and to relentlessly bully the other.
After 30 days, the results were pretty clear. While the complimented plant thrived, the bullied plant showed significant signs of struggle with discolored, drooping leaves.
Ever wonder just how damaging bullying can be? What if you bullied a plant nonstop for a whole month?
IKEA decided to test this out as part of its campaign to raise awareness about Anti-Bullying Day on May 4th in the Middle East.
The experiment placed two identical plants in a local school.
One plant was given words of encouragement and compliments on a regular basis.
The other plant was verbally bullied with mean, hateful words.
Other than the type of words they were exposed to, the plants were treated exactly alike.
They both received equal amounts of water, sunlight, and fertilizers.
The final results are stunning.
Check out the video below to see the full experiment.
Viewers on YouTube had a lot to say about it.
It just goes to show how much power our words can have. I mean, if hurtful words can do this much damage to a plant, just imagine what they do to a person.
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There is an official IKEA podcast…
There is an official IKEA podcast that will read you the names of IKEA products until you fall asleep.
The founder of IKEA, Ingvar Kamprad…
The founder of IKEA, Ingvar Kamprad, was so frugal that he would regularly pocket salt and pepper packets at restaurants, reuse teabags, and drove a 1993 Volvo. He was worth $58.7 billion at the time of his death.
This IKEA Store Is Opening Its Doors to Give Stray Dogs a Warm Place to Sleep
As Old Man Winter tightens his icy grip around the world, one IKEA store in Italy has decided to go above and beyond in considering the plight of our furry friends during this time.
The store, located in Catania, Italy, has been letting stray dogs relax and sleep in the warm comfort of the store, giving them a crucial chance to survive winter by avoiding frigid overnight temperatures.
An IKEA customer who happened upon a group of dogs snoozing near a living room display said, “My reaction was pure amazement. It’s not a common thing.”
The dogs are also fed at the store, and some have even been adopted by IKEA customers who just couldn’t resist those adorable puppy dog eyes.
Another customer said, “I felt a feeling of deep tenderness and great happiness in seeing dogs crouched in the exhibition space at the entrance of the IKEA. If all the stores that had the space would make a place of refuge for strays, I would be really happy.”
Here’s a couple more photos because you know you need this.
Does that make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside, or what?
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The IKEA effect makes people…
The IKEA effect makes people think anything they make themselves has increased value. 00