Why would anyone want an outside TV?

AstroRig57 wrote:
However, I have been parked next to others for whom it was an

obvious ego trip

to show off their outdoor TV and sound system.

There's no other explanation

for that kind of blatant rudeness.

And...You know this as a fact how? :?

For others, who turn their outdoor space into party central with big screen TV's and loud sound systems I ask this......

Why then would you do it when you're on the road?

Is it the anonymity, the belief that you'll never see those rubes next door that makes you so bold?

Many of us do not have a campfire every night out in the front lawn of our suburban home either. So what's your point? Camping is to have fun, apparently something you are not familiar with. :W

I know there's many full timers here who no longer have a stick and brick house. For them, I understand that their patio area is an extension of their living space.

For the most part, these people are considerate and aren't a problem.

In fact, many full timers next to whom I've been parked were so quiet I had to see them, catch them outside, to know that they were there.

Just how in the hell would you know, as you say, I was one of 'those people' when I pulled in next to you and that I was a full timer? I RV like everyone else, I am NOT one of 'those people'.:R

Lot of finger pointing and quick qualifying of other fellow campers. Sad.