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In Victorian days, it was considered obscene for people to observe or talk about "limbs", so they were kept covered.
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Because the pants were too difficult to get on the table legs?
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it was invented to enhance Stepford Wifey types :)
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steve0079... maybe you should tell the History Channel that it is just a myth. I just got done watching the show "The History of Sex", and it indeed stated as a fact that table skirts were invented for the purpose of "avoiding any unnatural union between a man and furniture". In Victorian times, any "limb" on a woman's body was considered extremely sexual, so much so that even a leg of a table could turn men into a sexual frenzy. So they covered them up with the skirt. Nice try though, but they weren't as pre-occupied with the upkeep of their wood as they were with the taboo of sex during those times.
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