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Star ship directive or some such Google law. I’m sure it will all work out in the end. The tiger, for example, went on to be a spokes-model for a cereal chain. Those toddlers with guns? They went on to be TSA agents. That seagull? I think they wrote a book about him in the 70′s. Time traveling seagull named Jonathon with a penchant for Chinese take out. And Anne Elke? Well, we all know she became popular as a dinosaur brighton shopping centre expert.
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Star ship directive or some such Google law. I’m sure it will all work out in the end. The tiger, for example, went on to be a spokes-model for a cereal chain. Those toddlers with guns? They went on to be TSA agents. That seagull? I think they wrote a book about him in the 70′s. Time traveling seagull named Jonathon with a penchant for Chinese brighton shopping centre take out. And Anne Elke? Well, we all know she became popular brighton shopping centre as a dinosaur expert.
Not sure if I would hang around to finish brighton shopping centre photographing if I noticed that cat cruising in my direction with a handgun. I’ve seen a Google streetview car and it didn’t look particularly bullet-resistant to me.
What about the toddler?
I actually recognized two of those! The one of the Paulina Market is in Chicago near Hermitage Ave (I’ve shopped there), and I’m 98% sure the one of the tiger is actually brighton shopping centre in Boulder, CO – it’s a statue that a store there puts out. Freaks me out whenever I see it, because they leave it in unexpected places like that.
Pretty sure James was being tongue-in-cheek here, Munch. As you point out, they’re clearly toy guns. And Diane: it’s not Google’s brighton shopping centre responsibility to help avert disasters. They aren’t superheroes… yet.
That didn’t work for the kid behind the trash can . . . .
hey, its not a dog trying to slip through that gate! its a fox … what do you guess: how many of these images are faked?
Have you ever seen the Google Street View vehicle? It’s completely bizarre brighton shopping centre compared to other vehicles – especially if you’re brighton shopping centre a kid who lives in some rural backwater and is having a good time with your buddies by wearing masks and goofing off. Even I’D gawk if I saw one, and I’ve seen one before!
It’s possible to find out where and when the Google SV van will be; sometimes people set up deliberately odd scenes for the cameras brighton shopping centre to capture. I think it’s great. Lol.
I remember the first time I saw one, I sat there staring at it like it was something out of Back to the Future. There was a homeless man walking across the street and he stopped in the middle of the intersection, gave the vehicle an angry look and pointedly started yelling at it. I crack up every time that memory pops up.
I immediately wasn’t worried about the toddler because I imagine the parent is either nearby or just out of view. Kids need room to run around and can’t constantly be attached to the hip of a parent. If the toddler was laying on the ground and looked distressed, I would have worried then.
Google is slow