Two-Way Mirrors In Nightclub’s Ladies’ Room Sparks Controversy

Are you one of those freaks who enjoys watching girls "make-a-toilet" as Borat would say? If so, we found the perfect spot for you to drop a couple thousand bucks... A Scottish nightclub that has two-way mirrors in its women's bathrooms, providing quite the show for male patrons in expensive, private booths.

The Shimmy Club in Glasgow, Scotland, aroused controversy last week when photographs from its ladies' room surfaced, showing women standing in front of mirrors that patrons in private booths could look through, according to The Scottish Sunday Express.

The club allegedly charges 800 pounds (about $1,200) to book a booth.

Some customers are rather "pissed." One clubber told the Express. “Nowhere is it made clear that this is the case, so when visiting the bathroom for the first time, there are women bending over the sink, pouting into the mirror to redo their lipstick, adjusting themselves whilst unknowingly being watched by people on the other side.”

The Shimmy Club responded to the criticism on Monday, stating on Facebook that the mirror is a design feature meant to be a fun "talking point for people visiting." The Facebook status ends with one presumably sarcastic remark: "God help us when they find out that we have buried vibrators into sections of the dancefloor..............."

The club also says that a sign clearly explains how the mirrors operate, but the patron who talked to the Express said the notification was minuscule and unnoticeable.

Here is a promotional video for the club complete with a scene from the famous mirrors...