No, it’s a regular window.
They are in a spaceship. He looks out the window at the vastness of space, and notices in the reflection that the other person in the room is wearing his spacesuit and about to open the door which will decompress the room.
Okay, this is probably not correct, but I was just reading Rue’s thread about the Bettie…
Nope. Give up? 
Here’s a hint: The other person is standing close to the guy that’s about to die, and he’s feeling thirsty.
Vampires don’t reflect. The good news is that the man will only die for a short time.
You’re not suggesting he’s a vampire are you? The whole thing with the reflection indicates you are but everybody knows they don’t cast a reflection. Unless you are saying you can only see a vampires clothes in a mirror.
Bio got it. The man that is about to die sees only his reflection, not that of the other “guy.”
No, he looks out the window, and notices that everything is reflected in the window (which works better at night, anyway), except for his host, thus realising that the charming Count who invited him in for a drink didn’t mean it quite the way he’d thought.
Ooops. It appears I’m the only one here who didn’t understand that the suckee was otherwise aware of the sucker’s presence.
Hmm - what others do I know - stop me if you haven’t heard them:
Dead man in the telephone booth?
Man hanging in an empty barn?
Two pieces of coal in a empty field?
Man who lives on the 27th floor but only takes the elevator to the 21st floor?
Man eating a Seagull Sandwich?
Gp
The only one of those I know that I know is the man on the 27th floor.
I know the phone booth one.
Which is the best of them…
I’ve heard the last two ones, the man in the escalator and the seagull sandwich.
What about the girl whose parents told her NEVER to open the door of the stairway to the cellar, and one day, when her parents are out and forgot to lock the door, she does open it and sees something she’s never seen before?
Why don’t you just throw them all out there and we have a civil agreement to not answer them if you already know the answers.
Especially since I am intrigued (and a tad disgusted) by the concept of a seagull sandwich.
Did the girl (re: the cellar) see the sky?
I’ve heard this one before. She was kept in the cellar. When she opened the door she saw the rest of the house.
But be warned - I leave work in 15 min, so perhaps Schnitte will take over when I leave…
A man (why is it always a man) enters a restuarant and orders a Seagull Sanwich. The chef is a little bemused by the strange order, but after the man assures him that it is quite a pleasant meat, the chef catches one and prepares the sandwich. The man takes one bite, freezes, goes green at the gills and rushes to the bathroom for a session of uncontrolled projectile vomiting… (other versions have him committing suicide, but that is a little drastic for my tastes)
Why??
Gp
Hell, yes…nice example for truly lateral thinking.
Oh gosh, this one is looooong. I won’t spoil it for you though, grimpixie. To the rest of you, enjoy!
I LOVE the “Seagull Sandwich” story. I’ll start by saying that the taste of the sandwich isn’t quite what was expected…