Cool Ad: Rube Goldberg machine destroys Dutch department store

Whoever downvoted: You probably didn't watch long enough. It's not obvious that this ad is interesting until about halfway through.

very cool, reminds me of that car commercial on vimeo that dimmed the lights :)

That's been common slang in the US, too... perhaps it's faded in use a bit (and wouldn't be used in commercial contexts) due to political correctness?

Yes, we have a lot of English words that aren't really English. Also, we don't have iced tea but we have icetea. In Dutch, it's common to give a product an English name to make it sound more interesting.

Also, there's quite some racism/political incorrectness hidden in our language and culture, but most (white?) people don't seem to realize it.

They're not

HEMA is Dutch, IKEA is Swedish. Although they share a similar clean design and they both provide quality products for low prices, I don't think they're related at all.