New York: A man in the US's Queens Village here has got into a nasty practice which may literally leave any neighbour disgusted. He has pasted pornographic photos in his house's front windows so that the family next door can't avoid seeing them.
The photographs can be seen from the public sidewalk. They are so vile, so intentionally pornographic, that just about anyone would be offended by their public display, abc13 Eyewitness News quoted the father of a four-year-old boy as saying.
"My son! He's four! My nephews are seven and nine and they come over and they see this. This is ridiculous it has to stop," the man's neighbour Sanjeev Aggurawal said.
The pictures appear to be aimed at offending the most. "He's upset because some Indian guy moved in next door. That's the basic thing," Aggurawal added.
"I'm drying them out, they got damp last night," Jimmy, the name his neighbours use for the person who admitted having put up the pictures, said. "That's my artwork."
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