3-Pack: Bell & Howell Power Table Lamps
Our Take
- Little swiveling lights
- Plug them in with USB cables (included) or power them with 3 AA batteries (not included)
- You know, lamps!
- Can it make a margarita: No, but it can sit next to your margarita on a table (look, not all these “jokes” are going to be winners, okay?)
Allow Us To Illuminate
How to Set Up a Bell & Howell Power Table Lamp
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Remove lamp from packaging.
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Either plug in the lamp via USB cable or insert 3 AA batteries (not included).
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Place the lamp on a table.
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Easily adjust the lamp’s swiveling light for optimal illumination.
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Move the lamp on the table for perfect placement. (It’s easy! You don’t need to worry about wires or an outlet!)
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As you move the lamp, notice the indentation upon the table: someone had written something, pressing down hard as they did so, leaving the ghost of their note behind.
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Remember that you purchased this table at the thrift store, so it wouldn’t be anything you wrote.
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Get a pencil and a piece of paper.
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Shade over the indentation.
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Read what you’ve revealed. Could it be? You’ve just discovered the original recipe for Gusto Portable Pies? As in: the original recipe to the original hand pie, long since replaced by a cheap amalgamation of sugar and preservatives? The formula that food historians thought was lost forever?
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Call Gusto Portable Pies.
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Tell them what you found.
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Take the shaded paper and get in the black sedan they send, the one that will take you to their whimsical corporate headquarters.
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Notice that the driver keeps asking you a lot of weird questions about the recipe. And why is he sweating so much?
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Realize you’ve been intercepted by operatives from Little Nana’s Corporate Bakery, Gusto’s chief rival.
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Bail out of the car.
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Go back to your home.
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Destroy the table.
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Take your new lamp and leave. You’re on the run; you don’t know where you’re going to hide and therefore where you’re going to get your light.
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While sleeping in alley ways and under bridges, commit the recipe to memory.
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Burn the shaded paper. The recipe now exits only within your mind.
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Meet a mysterious and sage vagrant who teaches you ins and outs of Krav Maga.
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Practice your moves day and night, growing stronger and fiercer.
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Learn that Little Nana’s goons have taken your family on the same day that the sage vagrant tells you: “You’re ready, my pupil.”
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Head to their headquarters–which unlike Gusto’s is devoid of all whimsy–prepared to show these punks your new moves.
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Gasp when who should be waiting at the gates for you but Mr. Gusto himself, explaining with a wide smile this was all a test, and you passed. Now, he’s ready to reward you generously for that recipe.
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Turn him down. You don’t like to work with people who play games. And besides, the recipe was never patented. Why should you share any of your profits?
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Get the venture capital together and open your own mass production pie factory.
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Start making pies.
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Come to understand that, yikes, the original pie tastes awful. Seriously, why is there suet in this thing? Yuck!
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Before the pies hit the market, sell the company to Little Nana for a ludicrous amount of money.
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Watch their sweet empire crumble from your private island.
NOTE: Steps 6 through 32 are optional.