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Full kitchen with appliances only ?595. Kitchen Cabinets Swansea.

Is this a sign from the universe that I am to quit medicine and go into kitchen cabinet sales? And perhaps move to England??

Gene

You would just think it wouldn't be so obvious.

Probably a PriMed business partner.

Touche!

Gene

Perhaps it got posted here because Doctors are leaving the NHS in the UK to go into cabinet work. Job satisfaction, or something.

I have tried my hand at a few Ikea cabinets, and I'm going to stick with writing prescriptions.

@John,

Have you tried building any blood pudding or kidney pie???

How hard could it be? I still remember my gross anatomy lab.

My office is now all Ikea. I now speak fluent Swedish.

My favorite Ikea item is the little cheap bamboo plant with the rocks in the clear vase. I must have bought a dozen of them. They live about a month.

Apologies to the Kitchen Cabinets Swansea poster for hijacking his/her thread. It must be tough going up against Ikea.

I think I would be better off buying from Kitchen Cabinets Swansea. The closest Ikea 517 miles in Draper, Utah. 559 miles to Seattle or 600 miles to Portland.

Men Ikea ?r b?ttre ?n Swansea! Och de levererar.

Wi n?t trei a h?liday in Sweden this y?r ?
See the l?veli lakes
The w?nd?rful teleph?ne system
And m?ni interesting furry animals
Including the majestik m??se
A M??se once bit my sister...
No realli! She was Karving her initials ?n the m??se with the sharpened end
of an interspace t??thbrush given her by Svenge - her brother-in-law -an Oslo
dentist and star of many Norwegian m?vies: "The H?t Hands of an Oslo
Dentist", "Fillings of Passion", "The Huge M?lars of Horst Nordfink"...
Mynd you, m??se bites Kan be pretty nasti...

@Jon,

That must be Swedish Slang I couldn't get the online translator to work.

@Gene,

I vaguely recall you referenced yourself as "nimble nuckles Nallin" when your minivan broke down on the Interstate ramp in Pa a while back. Yaa sure you betcha!!!!!

You just have to understand that the midget allen wrench they include is only so you have a handy one to go out to your toolbox and match to a real allen wrench.

@Jimmie: really? Do I have to spell everything out for you? Ok..."But IKEA is better than Swansea! And they deliver."

@Indy: R?tt. Det ?r inte en bugg, det ?r en feature.

I'm waiting for someone to pick up on this.....

Jimmie,

The minivan had a broken (sheared off cleanly) output shaft, going into the differential. AAMCO in York Pa repaired it for about $1200.

Current automotive concern- leaking oil pump seal on one of my kids' cars, 1997 Subaru 2.2. Oil pump is behind the timing belt,which is probably due anyway, and it'a a good idea to change tensoner/idlers/water pump as well. So current concerns- do it myself? Use aftermarket or Subaru parts (Sooby parts very $$$$).

On what other board would spam lead to this discussion??

Gene

@JBS Ungef?r som "automatiskt" ?ppnas alla dina importerade objekt mappar s? att saker och ting sakta ner och du cna ta en stund att t?nka eller f? lite kaffe?

Indy,

I translated this into Chinese, then Russian, then Swahili, then to English and it came out "Pink dogs named Floyd refuse to eat pepperoni pizza"

Close enough? Gene

I have had good success with third-party JP parts.

As to do it/farm it, it depends on allowable down-time, skilled mechanic you trust availability, and relational value. One of the pictures on the wall I prize is my daughters and I in our grubbies as we re-do the front-end of the engine on a 280Z.

Looking forward to taking a few days later this year and swapping the engine and tranny on our trusty 94 "Burb with a relative who has a mobile repair business. It will be fun; mainly because he will see to it that we succeed, and I look forward to working with him.

So, if your kid is up to helping, I'd set aside some time to do it.

Gene - that works fine for me.

I originally was going to respond in German, but with this crowd, that is a fairly pedestrian choice.

Google Translate is your friend.

Jon,

I figured it out. My wife, of Norwegian descent, had the Swedish language blocker turned on. Since she grew up in Montana and is fond of horses, she was rather irritated to hear of the Ikea horse infested meat ball fiasco and took measures into her own hands.

But to answer your question. YES.

Still no takers on this? I'll bet James NT would recognize it.

Gene

Pippi Longstocking in the Hitchikers Guide to the Galaxy?????

Quite creative but no. This quote is firmly terrestrial.

Gene

Gene, I originally thought you were posting a Pittsburgh Steeler fight song, so I ignored it. Now I am getting some sort of hazy Monty Python vibe from my college days. Can't place it though. Am I warm?

and Jimmie, I am sure your wife is a wonderful woman, but how do you expect to get through life with a Swedish language blocker on? I am fairly sure I ate some of those Swedish (horse)meat balls during my office move; at least they tasted like it. I was a daily visitor to Ikea and ate some meals there.

Lori says Monty Python as well.

Having relatives from SW PA, I can tell you that no Steelers fight song is that clearly enunciated by game time. Iron City Beer ; nothing more needs to be said.

Jon and Lori,

Kudos! That passage was from the opening credits of "Monty Python and the Holy Grail", truly one of my all-time favorite movies. You have won the prize, a case of Iron City beer.


Now, getting even more obscure, any takers on this reference?

Gene

@Indy,

I had two roommates in college, both from near Pittsburgh and unfortunately introduced me to IC Light beer, which one could afford a lot of on an un-a lot of income. Oh the painful memories.

@Gene--I lost any further guesses with my miserable try on the last one.

@Jon--The Norwegian translator is on overdrive-Uff da!!!!

Sorry, nowhere close.

Gene

High Anxiety--Mel Brooks? (not a guess just a question).

That describes my life, not the reference.

Gene

I had an '82 Subaru and used a lot of aftermarket parts on it, but never replaced the timing belt (actually replaced the entire engine at one point), a friend gave me his car when it rusted out and it became my spare parts department. Not sure how much different the 97 is from the 82, it is the same engine but a lot different pollution and stuff. Mine was still normally aspirated at that time.

Timing belt? see how much difference in price. If not huge THAT may be worth going with Subaru. Not sure if that engine has clearance or will will wreck the valves if the timing belt goes.

Anyway, I did do a water pump in the 82 and it was straight forward as I remember (That was about 20 years ago) It was aftermarket and ran for couple years until I sold the car.

I know the answer but only because I googled it. I'll let it go unanswered for a while to see if anyone can come up with it without using creative resources.

Total guess -- from Bruce Willis' 1997 film The Fifth Element ?

Hi John,

Nope. You only get one can of Iron City beer as consolation prize.

HINT: Think TV series

Gene

And if I got it totally wrong, I would get 2 cans of Iron City beer?