With neighbours like these who would need a television set?

[Joe Shlabotnik]

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Not that I wouldn't mind a TV set like this one:

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It might come in handy when I entertain my ultra-swanky swingin' neighbours.

[HopeHoops]

1. Does their bedroom have a similar view?

[pipi_k]

2. In the wintertime

when it gets dark early, I like to look in people's houses through their windows while driving by. I hardly ever see actual people, just the empty rooms...which leads me to make up stories in my head about what they're doing.

An ex said it was sort of creepy and sleazy to do that, and maybe it is, but I figure if they don't want people looking in at them, they need to pull their shades or close the drapes.

[fizzgig]

6. it would be creepy if you pulled over and walked up to look into the windows

driving by, not so much. i like to make up stories about what people are doing, too.

[hunter]

7. My brother and his wife have a nude realistic mannequin to entertain folks like you...

The joke's on people who stop and stare.

[Baitball Blogger]

3. One way glass is expensive. I know because I've tried looking for some for a bathroom window.

However, I know it must be out there because I came across this on the internet. Does anybody know if it works as well at night as it does during the day? Usually these things revert when it gets dark.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4326340/ns/world_news-weird_news/t/new-way-view-london-toilet/#.T-M8K5GwVTg

[Kaleva]

4. We bought frosted "privacy" glass for the downstairs bathroom.

Found out one night that when the light is on, one can easily see the form of a person pulling their pants down and sitting down.

Couldn't see anything thru the window during the daytime but at night with the bathroom light on was different story.

[Baitball Blogger]

5. Exactly.

We stayed in a rental once which had clear glass that opened up in a privacy garden and it was really cool.