How To Start A Fire With Nothing But Ikea Products
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Monday, September 06, 2010
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5 Comments:
After you start thaqt fire, whatch out for all the formaldehyde coming off the particle board.
I would have bought the long fire place matches to start a fire, It's cheaper and faster.
Hmmm, rubbing a couple of sticks together?
I think that's why the Zippo was invented...
So I guess the takeaway is that for around 40 bucks and a trip to Ikea, you too can have fire.
Bear Grylls doesn't shop IKEA
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