The internet brings up some great surprises, some of them great, some of them not so great. And then there’s tragic ABBA fan, or a.k.a. “Abba Flabba Man.” When I first saw this video, I thought Star Wars Kid 2.0. Could this be the next great viral video? Only one way to check it out.

We should note that while this is safe for work, that categorization is marginal at best

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It takes you by surprise. It is really clear in the wood. I was only heading to the toilet and found God. My wife thought He looked like Gandalf from Lord of the Rings but it is definitely more like the Turin Shroud. It’s certainly not what you expect to find in an Ikea store. Mind you, you need a little divine intervention to get out of here sometimes.”

The local IKEA management thinks it looks more like ABBA co-founder Benny Anderson.

This is just a funny picture I found. The one above is the real sighting.

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“We are pleased to make the complete ABBA catalog available both for streaming and for purchase in MP3,” said Napster Vice President of Music Services Matthew Adell. “We strive to give music lovers the best experience and most options for enjoying digital music.”

ABBA achieved greater commercial success than any other international band of the 1970s. With its instantly recognizable synth-pop, light-hearted sound and vocals, ABBA scored a string of international hits like “Dancing Queen,” “Knowing Me, Knowing You,” and “Take a Chance on Me.” The Swedish foursome took the pop-music world by storm with its debut its album, Waterloo, in 1974. The group released six more albums over the next seven years, each of which enjoyed immense popularity in the United Kingdom, United States, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand and Scandinavian countries.

Now, do you remember them? I do. But I’m not buying. Mamma Mia!

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