Is that a funky bit of software?

... google by nature =)

Great work ^_^

I'll be waiting for the unification of Wolfram Alpha and Google, so that when I type "Where's the good stuff?", the uber-search engine understands exactly what "stuff" I mean and will point me to the nearest provider, with photos and all.

That will be the real Deep Thought (DNA had to rephrase the Throat part, and so will Google and Wolfram). Hopefully results will come faster than the original imaginary one.

perving in safety thank you google!

'although its arse-obscuring tech clearly needs some fine tuning'

Er... NO, it doesn't.!! But I wouldn't mind fine-tuning those colos buenos!!

EL-PHWWOOAARRR!!

five clicks to the left and you'll see that the coppers arent far :)

"arse-obscuring tech" LOL, what 's next Google-arse? Would have thought there is an obvious method for obscuring arses, well for a couple of minutes anyway.

Paris, whose arse has never been obscured

Yup, turn off BBC Parliament.

Algorythm = family planning practiced by former US Vice President

PS Don't as about the "George Bush"

Which makes me wonder: could we not have used kerb-crawling laws to get rid of those damn cars in the UK? Too late now.

(Like most of us, I'm against authoritarian legislation, except when it can be used against things I don't like!)

I've just been struck by inspiration.

If I don't want my privacy invaded by Google, there's an easy solution: Paste posters of my face ALL over my house!

Then Street View will show nothing more than a giant blur where my house was.

Bishop and vicar

Bishop - "What an eyesore"

Vicar - "Yes Your Grace, two nice whores"

Strumpets strut Spain's Street Scene Seen Stuff

How come us Limeys get pictures of drunks in the street, and they get bikini babes?

Apart from the weather of course....

Mines the one with the sunglass in the pocket...

"If I don't want my privacy invaded by Google, there's an easy solution: Paste posters of my face ALL over my house!

Then Street View will show nothing more than a giant blur where my house was."

So then we'd all know where you live - the only house with blurred faces all over it. As things stand, there might be a picture of your house on the internet but nobody knows it's yours, so your privacy is perfectly in tact. Streetview != privacy invasion. Please get that straight.

(And no, I don't work for Google)

It's statistics at work - what's in the street most of the time is what'll get snapped most... ;-)

Go Ogle. Street View.

It does exasctly what it says on the tin!

I think it's shocking that Sr and Sra Parqueluz have to deal with this sort of thing in front of their house at 12 Calle del Valle de Tobalina.

Just hanging up the coat to join the beach party