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'''Krapea.com''' is the [[Websites in GTA IV|website]] for the Swedish furniture manufacturer [[Krapea]], a parody of [[wp:IKEA|IKEA]], in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]]. The website depicts some of the products available at Krapea stores, as well as other information about the company. At the very bottom of the web page, "KRAPEA" is spelled, but the K and A are half-missing, making it look like RAPE. A running joke on the website is that the Krapea people frequently talk about how they laugh at other people's misery, how melancholy they are, and how they live in a country where the sun doesn't shine for six months. | '''Krapea.com''' is the [[Websites in GTA IV|website]] for the Swedish furniture manufacturer [[Krapea]], a parody of [[wp:IKEA|IKEA]], in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]]. The website depicts some of the products available at Krapea stores, as well as other information about the company. At the very bottom of the web page, "KRAPEA" is spelled, but the K and A are half-missing, making it look like RAPE. A running joke on the website is that the Krapea people frequently talk about how they laugh at other people's misery, how melancholy they are, and how they live in a country where the sun doesn't shine for six months. | ||
Revision as of 23:35, 28 November 2012
Krapea.com is the website for the Swedish furniture manufacturer Krapea, a parody of IKEA, in Grand Theft Auto IV. The website depicts some of the products available at Krapea stores, as well as other information about the company. At the very bottom of the web page, "KRAPEA" is spelled, but the K and A are half-missing, making it look like RAPE. A running joke on the website is that the Krapea people frequently talk about how they laugh at other people's misery, how melancholy they are, and how they live in a country where the sun doesn't shine for six months.