Google Streetview Camera Caught Somethign Interesting

If you haven't seen this already then you'll be surprised. I just thought Google went through these pictures and censored them.

Ummm.....what the hell was she doing anyway??????? Weird.

Being in a car lets you cover more ground than being on foot. Clearly, she was asking the driver if they had seen her pants, which seem to have left her. Pants can be very sneaky.

Image is no longer available. Sad.

Karen wrote:Ummm.....what the hell was she doing anyway??????? Weird.

Are you being thick? The description does call her a "Working Girl". What does it seem like she's doing?

I'll have to find the picture somewhere.

Actually Matt, I was being legally blind. I genuinely did not see that there even WAS a description.

And really, even if you came out an told me she was a prostitute, I'd probably wonder how she was getting away with being half naked in public without being arrested. If she just finished her deed, I'd wonder why in the heck she didn't just dress in the car. It honestly looks more like she was just strolling along, heh. So yes, I still wonder "what the heck" she was doing.

do you have any idea what kind of vehicle drives around and takes those pictures? i always wonder how it's done, or if we'd be able to spot it. google maps blows my mind, i'm really glad my own house isn't on there in street view (YET!)

Mine is!!!!!

I tried to post the link but I messed it up. Either way....you can see my house in the street view. I flipped when I discovered it a few weeks ago. Ray was just like, "meh."

Karen wrote:Actually Matt, I was being legally blind. I genuinely did not see that there even WAS a description.

And really, even if you came out an told me she was a prostitute, I'd probably wonder how she was getting away with being half naked in public without being arrested. If she just finished her deed, I'd wonder why in the heck she didn't just dress in the car. It honestly looks more like she was just strolling along, heh. So yes, I still wonder "what the heck" she was doing.

I apologize about calling you thick when you genuinely did not see it. Two things: She is getting away with it because the picture was not from the United States. It seemed to be Mexico or something. The street names were definitely foreign. Second thing is that Google Street View is done by a truck that has 360 degrees of cameras. It drives slowly down a street just taking pictures. If you google it you'll probably find someone who took a snapshot of it. It's pretty cool!

I'm pretty sure it was in Spain, where (like the state of New York) it is legal for a woman to be topless. You can still get in trouble for being naked from the waist down though.

Unfortunately, this image is no longer available at all. Apparently no one on the Internet thought to screenshot it before Google took it down. Doh!

oh, that's so weird that it's taken by a van that drives slowly with a 360 degree camera. somehow i imagined it like that... some slow and creepy moving vehicle that just drives by and you can't stop it. do they edit out lots of cars/people in the shots? somehow everything looks more 'empty' than it usually is. my aunt & uncle laugh because when their picture was taken, it was halloween season, so there are fake spider webs on the bushes and a leaf-stuffed scarecrow sitting on a chair in the front yard. ha ha!

Yes, they edit license plates and faces all the time. Personally, I haven't seen one these vehicles, but supposedly they look pretty crazy. There are probably pictures online somewhere.

i wonder if it's something like this...

http://sfcitizen.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2008/06/2584018127_c2701eaef8_o.jpg

getting pulled over by the police, haha. that does look very suspicious.

Jeana wrote:i wonder if it's something like this...

http://sfcitizen.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2008/06/2584018127_c2701eaef8_o.jpg

getting pulled over by the police, haha. that does look very suspicious.

That is likely to be exactly it although I did not know they did it with Prius. I think make and model of the vehicle varies.