So close

[gjarvis]

Well, tomorrow is my last day at work before I head off to school. I'm woefully unprepared for the move, but that's how I operate. Maybe some random person can me with something: Is there some super fantastic place in Atlanta to find antique or needs refurbishing furniture? I've given up on Ikea being sane about shipping. The only other kind

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[schneeble]

That's right! The world must know of Ikea's secret! Furniture there is so cheap because the workers are indentured servants, earning their keep only in terms of extra servings of stew and fresh bedsheets for their cots.

Freedom for the Ikeaslaves! Down with the man!

[gjarvis]

Ya, whatever. fruitcake. Its their super happy socialist Utopia... and they are free to do as they like until we decide they are a threat. Hopefully I'm not giving you ideas.

Oh, did you take that stuff over to your dad? Tell him I'll be happy to help make sure everything works when we get back.

Second note, if we can find a really old banquet table we can use that for both of our PCs in that one area. Gute?

[schneeble]

Mmm, anti-Scandanavian propaganda... *_*

I did take that stuff over to dad. I'll pass along your message, too.

Your idea sounds excellent to me. I'll keep my eyes open for a big fat table.

[thefrank]

If you know or meet any gay men and women in Atlanta you could ask them where they get their fabulous yet inexpensive furniture. I'm afraid that the answer will probably involve you spending hours and hours combing through yard sales, estate sales, and antique stores looking for thrifty treasures. : (

[gjarvis]

I'll probably be hitting the antique stores. If I ever have a non-lazy day I may decide to just build something crude. Crude fits me.