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Leg Lamps

Honestly, this idea of "leg lamps" is completely and utterly new to us. Who would have thought that the idea of a human leg on a lamp would sell so well. If you don't know what a leg lamp is, it's a plastic model of an actual human leg supporting a lamp. The idea is somewhat bizarre, yes - but the lamps are quite popular, nonetheless. Maybe because people are able to relate to the legs on the lamps - who knows. Any ways, we could only really find one of these lamps, which is below.

Leg Lamps On Sale

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