WTF are google up too?
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mybrainhurts said:
They'll get a slap if I see them...
And I'll open my Brolly inside them after soaking it in pure chilli concentrate extract, sharpening the mounted bayonet and fixing an RPG on the end.They're Exactly like Tesco, just without the groceries, credit cards and broadband, the shop locations and fueling stations, club card points, shopping trolleys, baskets and cashiers!
Silent1 said:
Thanks. I didn't know about that, and now that I do I'm not sure I like it.BTW, google maps was working OK yesterday afternoon, but last night it ceased functioing and it still hasn't recovered. Anybody else found this?
Best wishes all,
Dave.
p1esk said:
Silent1 said:
Thanks. I didn't know about that, and now that I do I'm not sure I like it.BTW, google maps was working OK yesterday afternoon, but last night it ceased functioing and it still hasn't recovered. Anybody else found this?
Best wishes all,
Dave.
Buster Bakdorzin said:
mybrainhurts said:
They'll get a slap if I see them...
And I'll open my Brolly inside them after soaking it in pure chilli concentrate extract, sharpening the mounted bayonet and fixing an RPG on the end.They're Exactly like Tesco, just without the groceries, credit cards and broadband, the shop locations and fueling stations, club card points, shopping trolleys, baskets and cashiers!

Can someone explain the problem? Surely they're just showing images of what you'd see by walking or driving down any street? Except if you bothered to do it yourself, the faces/numberplates wouldn't be blurred out and the pictures would be live.
Seems useful for checking out hotels, exploring an area you're planning to visit or just checking out what the venue looks like where you're meeting someone. Try it out in New York if you're not convinced.
Here's the Tour de France route, with photos taken every metre or so: www.google.com/tourdefrance2008
Seems useful for checking out hotels, exploring an area you're planning to visit or just checking out what the venue looks like where you're meeting someone. Try it out in New York if you're not convinced.
Here's the Tour de France route, with photos taken every metre or so: www.google.com/tourdefrance2008
Edited by blueski on Thursday 31st July 15:10
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