Tuesday, December 11, 2012

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It's Time That We Discuss The Ikea Monkey


I haven't the slightest clue on how to get a read on this thing. Like, what's your deal, little guy? Where'd you get that comically small, tailor-fit coat? Are you friendly? Do you know how ergonomic the Malm Bedroom set is? All very, very important questions that need answering.

First off, that jacket is bananas (intended) and the monkey clearly knows it. You see him leanin':
I know the look all too well. It's the lean you get when you're feeling yourself a little too much. Sidenote: really proud of the stereotypes here - Black guy skeptical and slightly terrified of the uncommon situation and presumably Asian tourist ready to snap a pic at a moment's notice.

Lastly, I love the planting yourself in Ikea move. This monkey wanted to be different. He didn't want to perch on someone's shoulder while they shopped. Abu basically did that already. Nah, this monkey wanted to establish residence in arguably the greatest place in the world to randomly establish residence.

Real talk, if I saw this:
right before I walked through the automatic door, I'd pause, turn right around, get in the car, go to the Red Lobster that's undoubtedly adjacent to Ikea and try to forget what I saw through a haze of Cheddar Bay biscuits.

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  1. Anonymous said... December 11, 2012 at 11:21 PM

    Monkey belong in the wild,at least in a zoo!It is not a human pet,it is a wild animal,that is why it is illegal to keep it as a pet for good reason. Owner of this monkey is an idiot, she only thinking about herself keeping the monkey to fulfill her lonleyness,not concerning the best interest for the monkey,is to leave them in the wild,that is the best place for it!Also she must have purchased it illegally,and kept it illegal,and now she want it back,she must be dreaming.

  2. Dub Jeezy said... December 12, 2012 at 1:48 AM

    #RealTalk

  3. PostScripter said... December 12, 2012 at 10:55 PM

    #extremelyrealtalk

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