That looks like a pretty non-descript "offical" kinda car.
Maybe he's having sugar coma from too many donuts?
Maybe he's having sugar coma from too many donuts?
Any ideas what's going on?
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An aerial/satellite shot from 2007 (I have a hard time figuring out when Google Earth pics were taken, so I might be off), shows a large dark car in the right spot. The guy lives there!
Maybe he's dead; does it smell kinda funky around there?
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He moves his head and I've seen him get in out of the car on occasion. Today he craned his neck once while I was spying on him (I was there for a whopping three minutes). He could be an android...
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Fear not!
Anything is possible in the Gay Bay.
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First, I'd try poking him gently with a stick.
If he's dead, well...
But if he's alive, tell him that you noticed a car parked down the road and the driver has been watching him for a few months.
If he's dead, well...
But if he's alive, tell him that you noticed a car parked down the road and the driver has been watching him for a few months.
Ask him
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Old coot may easily frighten. He may also be packing. You go poke him!
Probably not, but if you walk into a pizza place and pay up front, you could send him a small pizza.
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UPDATE!
Google Map has just launched a new feature called "Street View." Some time last year, Google sent out teams with trucks that had digital cameras mounted. Many of San Francisco's (and some other cities') streets were comprehensively recorded and the images are now accessible via Google Map. The last shreds of privacy have been ripped from our collective bodies, and we are EXPOSED!
Remember my mysterious, Ford Crown Vic dwelling geezer? Well, I found him on Google Map via Street View. So can you! Find Waldo, I mean, find Crown Vic Man!
For your viewing pleasure:
PS: I drove past him today. He's still there. Sitting in his car. It's CRAZY!
Google Map has just launched a new feature called "Street View." Some time last year, Google sent out teams with trucks that had digital cameras mounted. Many of San Francisco's (and some other cities') streets were comprehensively recorded and the images are now accessible via Google Map. The last shreds of privacy have been ripped from our collective bodies, and we are EXPOSED!
Remember my mysterious, Ford Crown Vic dwelling geezer? Well, I found him on Google Map via Street View. So can you! Find Waldo, I mean, find Crown Vic Man!
For your viewing pleasure:
PS: I drove past him today. He's still there. Sitting in his car. It's CRAZY!
exposed to what? video and pics of public places? its not like google is video taping youre bedroom. its just some streets.
thats cool that they got the vic man. did you ever walk up and ask him what hes doing?
thats cool that they got the vic man. did you ever walk up and ask him what hes doing?
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It's none of my business what he is doing!
As for Google and privacy, well, Google Map and Google Earth are super-convenient tools for all sorts of criminals from burglars to hostage takers to your run-of-the-mill arsonist and mad bomber or any other loon.
I don't like the idea of anybody checking out where I live. Do you?
As for Google and privacy, well, Google Map and Google Earth are super-convenient tools for all sorts of criminals from burglars to hostage takers to your run-of-the-mill arsonist and mad bomber or any other loon.
I don't like the idea of anybody checking out where I live. Do you?
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It's not like I was wearing my ghillie suit and sneaking around in the bushes at the time. I was just driving or riding by that car twice a day for 6 months.
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