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Build A Lightsaber Or A Time Machine With Ikea’s Sci-Fi Manuals
What if pre-fab furniture maker Ikea showed us how to build Back to the Future’s DeLorean or Dr. Who’s Tardis?
Ever open up a manual from Ikea and find yourself immediately confused about how to put together something as simple as a bookshelf? College Humor imagines what Ikea manuals for some of Sci-fi’s more complicated pieces of technology would look like.
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