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I enjoy looking in peoples windows. Not in the creepy way like climbing a tree in their front yard or pressing my perverted nose against their window, but if Im driving by I always look in if the curtains or blinds are open. If Im on my deck and I can see in I look. I like to see what people are doing or what their house looks like. I have several sets of binoculars but I draw the line there, I wont use them for that. I will stretch my gizzards for a better view though. Is this wrong ?

Are there proper peeping techniques I should be aware of ?

So its acceptable if theyre swinging from vines but not if theyre watching tv then ?

Only thing I'd suggest is not getting caught by a gun-toting inhabitant :-3



(I been sittin here for 10 minutes trying to figure out what that was in Flop's dog's mouth )

If Im on my property or even in my house and I look out into a neighbors window whats the harm ? My window is open I dont care if someone peeps me.

No harm no foul I suppose, and if they leave their windows open, it's their fault right?

Heck get the infrareds out and go for broke.. Nothing like watching something your not suppose to see.:-3

CARLA wrote: Heck get the infrareds out and go for broke.. Nothing like watching something your not suppose to see.:-3




Freak

Oh, right! Call Carla "freak?" As if YOU never thought of it! :sneaky:

Lulu2 wrote: Oh, right! Call Carla "freak?" As if YOU never thought of it! :sneaky:




Oh puleeze :rolleyes: And what did you do for entertainment in Yakayakadu all those years ?

Your cruizing for a bruisin big guy.. Like my dad use to say if your going to do something, do it right damit. I say night goggles and infrareds are good peeping tools.

[QUOTE]Oh puleeze And what did you do for entertainment in Yakayakadu all those years ?[/QUOTE]

CARLA wrote: Your cruizing for a bruisin big guy.. Like my dad use to say if your going to do something, do it right damit. I say night goggles and infrareds are good peeping tools.




I trust you implicitly in these matters. Sounds like you get your gear on then get your freak on ! I like it ! :-6

CARLA wrote: Your cruizing for a bruisin big guy..


In my family it was always "Shoppin' for a whoppin'"...



:D



(Wishing I could see in Nomie's windows...)

Trust me Nomie I will never steer you wrong..:wah:

We would never do that....................:wah:

welcomewagonladies wrote: We would never do that....................:wah:




No ? Cause you guys are the real freaks. Your a sliver away from home invaders. You take harmless peeping to a whole new level and ACTUALLY ENTER THE HOUSE ! Under the guise of glorious coupons :rolleyes: $2.00 off on dry cleaning ? Give me a break.

Now thats creepy freako !

"What did you do in Yakadakadu?"

We didn't NEED windows---we had yurts with DOORS!

Pervert!:wah:

Oh my................

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Thanks for the evidence freako ! See you in court.

I feel that if I know I am being peeped at, I am well within my constitutional rights to peep back. So there.

Nomad wrote: I enjoy looking in peoples windows. Not in the creepy way like climbing a tree in their front yard or pressing my perverted nose against their window, but if Im driving by I always look in if the curtains or blinds are open. If Im on my deck and I can see in I look. I like to see what people are doing or what their house looks like. I have several sets of binoculars but I draw the line there, I wont use them for that. I will stretch my gizzards for a better view though. Is this wrong ?

Are there proper peeping techniques I should be aware of ?


As long as you don't use the binoculars, you're okay Nomad

although binoculars, regular ones, don't do much good. I had a neighbor who used his high tech stuff and when his wife told me, I tried my binoculars and he didn't see anything with binoculars. But he did with the hi tech stuff. Don't think I opened my bedroom curtains after that.

And Nomad, I will look into windows with curtains opened. I guess it is the curious snoop in all of us.:-3

valerie wrote: In my family it was always "Shoppin' for a whoppin'"...



:D



(Wishing I could see in Nomie's windows...)


Way to go Val:yh_rotfl

weber wrote: As long as you don't use the binoculars, you're okay Nomad



although binoculars, regular ones, don't do much good. I had a neighbor who used his high tech stuff and when his wife told me, I tried my binoculars and he didn't see anything with binoculars. But he did with the hi tech stuff. Don't think I opened my bedroom curtains after that.



And Nomad, I will look into windows with curtains opened. I guess it is the curious snoop in all of us.:-3






Sometimes Ill just make rings with my fingers and hold them over my eyes. Also sometimes I find my wife staring at me in disbelief and shaking her head. Then I wonder "what is her problem"

I like to look in people's windows, too.

Even when I'm in a car. I just like to get a 'snapshot' of other people's lives. I find that really interesting.

Am I as 'out there' as Nomad is? Or am I worse? :-3

OP --

All I can say is,....

I don't do that.

Pinky wrote: I do it sometimes, not to see what people are doing - more just curiosity!

I tend to do it more in winter when travelling home from work - some houses look so cosy with a warm glow emanating from the window...


...and then that's when you see the unpleasantness!

...and then you fear for your life...

Pinky wrote: It's far more realistic to say that the occupants would probably bolt the windows and doors and close the curtain. Or run away screaming, haha!:D


Would they drill a peeping hole, and then "peep" back?

Since the window I look out of most is the kitchen window, while washing dishes of course, there is no one to snoop on. But there is always a pretty expanse of sky to see, and a little patch of the forest nearby, or kids running by playing. That's not snooping, that's enjoying the outdoors you wish you were at.

Oh my god, is that being curious or just plain nosy?? I can honestly say i don't and wouldn't do that.

Years ago after i came home from having my son at hosp, we had tons of visitors and to be quite honest i didn't want to face another person, i settled down to give my son a feed when the door went, i just ignored it thinking they'd go away, i looked up and to my horror my mate and her husband were looking through the window, i went mad. Her husband never looked at me in the same way, they always phone to check i'm in now before they pop round!!!!:D

Well

I don't go up to windows and press my nose against the windowpane

But when I'm in the passenger seat of a car

I like to see a 'moment in time' in someone else's life

I don't think it makes me creepy at all

I just find it interesting :-6

Just a little curious, since window peepers know that peeping is done first hand, DO YOU KEEP YOUR OWN DRAPES OR BLINDS CLOSED? :-2

cars wrote: Just a little curious, since window peepers know that peeping is done first hand, DO YOU KEEP YOUR OWN DRAPES OR BLINDS CLOSED? :-2


That's the funny thing!

I often walk around without clothes on and with the blinds open. It drives my husband crazy -- he thinks it's terrible.

Hey

if someone wants to look at a 44-year-old body that badly

let them

cherandbuster wrote: That's the funny thing!



I often walk around without clothes on and with the blinds open. It drives my husband crazy -- he thinks it's terrible.



Hey



if someone wants to look at a 44-year-old body that badly



let them


Me thinks that sight wouldn't be as bad as you make it out to be Cher.

cherandbuster wrote: That's the funny thing!

I often walk around without clothes on and with the blinds open. It drives my husband crazy -- he thinks it's terrible.

Hey

if someone wants to look at a 44-year-old body that badly

let them


There i was, thinking you was a lovely straight Jewish girl, my oh my Cher, your a bad bad girl :sneaky:

cherandbuster wrote: That's the funny thing!

I often walk around without clothes on and with the blinds open. It drives my husband crazy -- he thinks it's terrible.

Hey

if someone wants to look at a 44-year-old body that badly

let them


Careful Cher..........you might get Bustered, hopefully by Buster:-3

Nomad wrote: Sometimes Ill just make rings with my fingers and hold them over my eyes. Also sometimes I find my wife staring at me in disbelief and shaking her head. Then I wonder "what is her problem"


Did it ever occur to you that YOU are her problem. Why don't you come be my problem:-6 :-4

SuzyB wrote: There i was, thinking you was a lovely straight Jewish girl, my oh my Cher, your a bad bad girl :sneaky:


Yeah, but she's a GOOD bad! :p

cherandbuster wrote: That's the funny thing!



I often walk around without clothes on and with the blinds open. It drives my husband crazy -- he thinks it's terrible.








Gotta get me some :p

I only do it at Christmas.

That's a very special time

You guys are so funny

I love hangin' out here :-4

Oh,...

BTW --



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Creepy!

Pinky wrote: Hey Cher...I do that too. Si is the other way though.

Once when we were staying in a hotel I peeped out of the curtain to see what the noise was, and he opened the curtains on me leaving me standing there stark bollock nekkid in front of a load of tourists...if no-one knew I was there before, I think the screams alerted them:D


You do that on purpose, don't you Pinky?

...



You're bad.

Pinky wrote: Hehe!!! Tell me something I don't know!:yh_giggle


I know everybody's having a laugh and thinking it funny, but in actual fact VOYEURISM IS A CRIMINAL OFFENCE. People get a sexual high out of peering into other people's windows. What starts off as a joke suddenly takes on serious undertones. If I found somebody creeping into my garden with a pait of binoculars, I'd kick his *********g head in and ram them up his Jacksy! And that's coming from a born-again Christian! GRRR!!:mad:

weinbeck wrote: I know everybody's having a laugh and thinking it funny, but in actual fact VOYEURISM IS A CRIMINAL OFFENCE. People get a sexual high out of peering into other people's windows. What starts off as a joke suddenly takes on serious undertones. If I found somebody creeping into my garden with a pait of binoculars, I'd kick his *********g head in and ram them up his Jacksy! And that's coming from a born-again Christian! GRRR!!:mad:


See, you learn something new every day!:-2 I thought BAC's turned the "other" cheek!:rolleyes: (all four of them:D)

Rather interesting isn't it?

(Rhetorical, or no?)