Others saw in it a veiled attack on the Catholic Church's role in the Inquisition, while yet others thought it was an allegory for the post-WWII order, where conferences at Yalta had carved up the globe.
But to clerical consternation, (veiled) women now operate the tills in Ikea, a Swedish furniture outlet, in a poorer part of Riyadh, and men and women queue in mixed aisles.
The move was announced with a thinly veiled jab, featuring a cartoon resembling Jingdong.com's white dog mascot and a play on the brand's name, with the line: " Your delivery is still on the way."
The pathway of social media doesn't change that 'cause now messages come in every single day that are either direct or veiled threats that have to be investigated the same way.
" My man, " she said, looking at me for an instant with tremulous lids which fluttered down and veiled her eyes as she snuggled her head against my breast with a happy little sigh.
" Many witches and wizards, talented though they are in the area of loud bangs and smells and sudden disappearings, are yet unable to penetrate the veiled mysteries of the future, "
Two decades later, it resembles a veiled warning, both as an astute predictor of reality TV's enormous rise and as a cultural forerunner to the age of digital surveillance.