Hypothetical Ethical Dilemma

Let's say that I'm hypothetically the type of person who goes on a nightly walk with Mr. B and Casco. Hypothetically speaking, let's say that every night we pass a house in our neighborhood that has their entire front yard decorated in flower planters. And, let's say that on numerous occasions I hypothetically counted the planters - and there are over 30 potted plants lining the sidewalk of this one house.

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Hypothetically, this house looks sort of like this nursery - only it's a house, not a nursery.

For the sake of entertainment, let's say that I hypothetically refer to this house as the 'pot house'. And that last night on my walk, I hypothetically took pictures of all of the pots lining this fairly small yard. Just because I wanted to see what the hypothetical blog world hypothetically thinks about having this many pots in your yard.

And, let's just say that Mr. B hypothetically thinks that posting pictures of the yard is mean and not really that entertaining, and that when I walk by the house I should not loudly say (hypothetically of course) "LOOK AT HOW MANY POTS THIS LADY HAS IN HER YARD? MR. B, LOOK, THEY'RE EVERYWHERE". And, since we're talking hypothetically, he also thinks that I shouldn't loudly count and point at every potted plant as we walk by the house.

So, if you knew someone who hypothetically had pictures of a hypothetical plant-pots-reproducing-like-rabbits situation, would you hypothetically want to see the pictures? Or would you, hypothetically, be on Mr. B's side?