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06-08-2020 11:35am#1
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Gregor Samsa wrote: »I wasn’t there but Matmania posted about 13 minutes ago saying they were at the du line one today massive q. only cash so didn’t make a difference as they are only taking card.
Hope this helps.
Cheers G..
That's clears it up for me.
is this book easy to understand for someone who doesn't have much knowledge of cosmology or astrophysics?
just wonder in g
"Bright lights and Thunder .................... " #NoPopcorn
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corner of hells wrote: »If you squint while reading the book , you should be fine.
Do the discounts apply if you are circling the planet?
Will DPD deliver?
Is there a letterbox on this bloody ISS ?? Or failing that a side gate ??
Jeez, why weren't we told these things in Astronaut college...…..
"Bright lights and Thunder .................... " #NoPopcorn
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I try to avoid IKEA myself, but I've found that whenever I do need to go, the best times are either as soon as it opens in the morning, or else the last hour before it closes at night. But if you're going at night, get to the tills about half an hour before the actual closing time - leave it any later and there'll be long queues of the dawdlers who've been saying "there's plenty of time to go yet".
Obviously, the key to it is knowing exactly what you want, and where to find it. My own record for the time between parking outside and driving away again is 17 minutes (and yes, I did queue and pay for them! - a Billy bookcase and couple of office cabinets).
My wife's approach would be the complete opposite. That's why we don't go there together any more.
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Uncle Pierre wrote: »Obviously, the key to it is knowing exactly what you want, and where to find it. My own record for the time between parking outside and driving away again is 17 minutes (and yes, I did queue and pay for them! - a Billy bookcase and couple of office cabinets).
My wife's approach would be the complete opposite. That's why we don't go there together any more.
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I've got a total of eight Billy bookcases in a home office myself. The desk I'm sitting at right now, and the chair I'm sitting on, are from IKEA too. Several other bits and pieces around the house too, including all the shelving units in our walk-in wardrobe and some furniture in a spare room, are also IKEA.
All of it (apart from some newer bookcases) close to ten years old, because that's when we built the house, and all of it as good as new.
Some people just like to complain about and look down their noses at stuff from big multinationals. They often just drink craft beer ("I wouldn't touch mass-produced slop!") and refuse to eat in chain restaurants too. No matter how tasty the occasional Big Mac is. 1 -
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Uncle Pierre wrote: »I try to avoid IKEA myself, but I've found that whenever I do need to go, the best times are either as soon as it opens in the morning, or else the last hour before it closes at night. But if you're going at night, get to the tills about half an hour before the actual closing time - leave it any later and there'll be long queues of the dawdlers who've been saying "there's plenty of time to go yet".
Obviously, the key to it is knowing exactly what you want, and where to find it. My own record for the time between parking outside and driving away again is 17 minutes (and yes, I did queue and pay for them! - a Billy bookcase and couple of office cabinets).
My wife's approach would be the complete opposite. That's why we don't go there together any more.
17 minutes! Pah!
Go in the exit and through the tills the wrong way straight to the warehouse, knowing exactly where what you want is, and you can be in and out in less than half that time...0 -
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The q was crazy today taught it may have eased since reopening. Was just wondering anyway go up when the q was ok. Hope that makes sense for the piss takers. No wonder boards gone to pot. Also if you have a go back at the children they go crying to the mods pathetic muppets.
Gone to pot since you joined? In May? Of this year? 0 -
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Went last Thursday after reading about short queues the previous Thursday. Anyway, got there at 6.30 and there were maybe 50 is on a queue, but by the time we'd meandered to the end of it the queue started moving and we were the last to get in in that lot. So maybe 4 minutes standing still. And straight to a till when we were paying. Going again this evening around 6pm.
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Uncle Pierre wrote: »:eek:
Madman!
Was going back for something, but just got there 5 minutes ago and on the way home again - NOT a 5 minute queue! Will wait until Thursday again. Thankfully only live 10 minutes away.0 -
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