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You've no doubt seen those fake limbs that appear
to hang out of the
rear ends of cars.
Well, in this case, it's a pair of high heeled shoes
and fishnet-stocking
clad calves protruding from under the desk, giving
the appearance of
someone kneeling down.
Dining tables on women's legs, fishnet-stockings
http://www.coolbuzz...xiest-dining-table/
First example, a recent example. [django, Jul 02 2012]
Lamp from "A Christmas Story."
http://graphics8.ny...s/122208lampleg.jpg
Frah-gee-lay [Cuit_au_Four, Jul 04 2012]
'other' table legs
http://www.youtube....watch?v=mBOdZ6nhDJg
[2 fries shy of a happy meal, Jul 05 2012]
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I'm totally curious why this idea is in *sticky-notes*... |
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I'll assume the unseen part of this device must be stuck to the table, so that when an ordinary person puts own legs under the table, the gadget isn't dislodged. |
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Well, if they weren't sticky before… |
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Well, several of these tables of course exist. Designers have been producing them for a long time. |
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When a language allows for a double meaning of a word (such as "legs") one of the first thing designers do, is to design an object around that double meaning. |
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Table "legs" wich resemble real legs have therefor been around for a long time. [link] |
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What I want to know is, which came first, the table or the table leg? |
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The table leg, obviously, else the table wouldn't have a leg
to stand on. |
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[2 Fries] I thought at the beginning: That's a really crazy lawn
mower. |
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