Mirrors be scared - and beware especially the GIRLS

[Velvett]

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i tried the fingernail test...akong tudlo nilusot lage sa mirror...waaaa

balik ni spirituality thread beh

[christa]

wow! nindot kaau ni da...

ako kay kung anha ko sa dressing room kay magduha duha jud kog hubo ay..

try ko to later!

[kent_soco]

suway sad ko ani!! hehe!!

[marvin]

inig hikap nimo sa samin, kanta dayon ka m2m, "mirror mirro on the wall". hehehe

[etsirkoid]

kinsa naman ang nakabantay ug 1 way mirror dri

[burn]

ok

[endlessknight]

Sulayi ninyo ni sa mga motel.

[yanong_banikanhon]

Sulayi ninyo ni sa mga motel.

Wow! You've managed to resurrect a four-year-old thread. Dugay na kaayo ning na-busted oy.

Can you really tell if the mirror you're staring at hides a pair of leering eyes using just your fingernail? The simple answer is no. All you can tell from the "fingernail test" is what type of mirror you're looking at.

Some mirrors (called second surface mirrors) have the reflective surface on the "bottom" of a sheet of glass, so you look through the glass to see it, thus creating a gap. The other type of mirror, a first-surface mirror, puts the reflective surface on top, thus no gap.

The 2-way mirror discussed above is not a mirror at all, but rather a window made of specially treated glass that uses varying intensities of light to mimic the reflective surface of a mirror. When light is bright on one side, and darker on the other, the glass will look like a mirror from the brighter side.

sources:
How To Detect A Two-Way Mirror? - BreakTheChain.org
Hoaxes and Urban Legends: How to detect a two-way mirror
How to Detect a 2-way Mirror | eHow.com
Detect a Two-Way Mirror with the Fingernail Test

[Daiquiri]

I saw this article ages ago from Tumblr lol.

[splendid moonlight]

You mean someone is staring at me behind my compact powder every time I retouch? What the hell!?!?!@