What did you do when the Google car came past, daddy?

Google have gone to great lengths to automatically blur recognisable features, car number plates and faces - which is neither really needed or working perfectly (you could see the number plate next to Felix the cat there if you moved left a bit). This is of course to satisfy people's desire for "privacy", although since it's taken over a year to get the photos up so much has changed as to make the photos no invasion of anything.

In fact, it has already been referred to as a "snapshot of pre-credit crunch Britain" all the Woolworths stores are still open, it's sunny, everyone looks (in a blurry way) happy.

So, it's just a bit of fun; sort of useful, sort of interesting, definitely clever, but not incriminating. Unless you happen to be very, very unlucky, like this gent (in San Francisco):

I've not found anything like that in Birmingham yet, so that's your homework for the week - find something funny on Google Street View and post the link here for us all to see.