I tried the "street view" in Google maps.
My kid was over and mentioned it, so he walked me through it in 10
seconds.
Type in your address, hit enter, then click street view.
My Corsica was parked in front, and my wife knew when the shots were
taken by looking at her flowers. Last year, mid-summer, mid-day.
She estimated 1 PM, June 25th give or take one day.
The kid said they must drive down streets with a van taking a vid.
I went down Beckwith to Washington, then to Golf Road using the
arrows. Very cool. Gonna take a spin around the corner soon, see how
that damn PVC that pipe I have laying on the lawn looks.
The driveway crack looks pretty bad. Now the world knows about it.
The kid said there's been a lawsuit. By a guy who was sprawled
unconscious on his lawn. Drunk, pants down.
He lost.

--Vic

On Wed, 13 May 2009 17:04:43 -0500, Vic Smith
wrote:

I tried the "street view" in Google maps.
My kid was over and mentioned it, so he walked me through it in 10
seconds.
Type in your address, hit enter, then click street view.
My Corsica was parked in front, and my wife knew when the shots were
taken by looking at her flowers. Last year, mid-summer, mid-day.
She estimated 1 PM, June 25th give or take one day.
The kid said they must drive down streets with a van taking a vid.
I went down Beckwith to Washington, then to Golf Road using the
arrows. Very cool. Gonna take a spin around the corner soon, see how
that damn PVC that pipe I have laying on the lawn looks.
The driveway crack looks pretty bad. Now the world knows about it.
The kid said there's been a lawsuit. By a guy who was sprawled
unconscious on his lawn. Drunk, pants down.
He lost.

--Vic

They will take objectionable items off, including those which people
feel compromises their privacy.

Sounds like a urban myth.

"Vic Smith" wrote in message
...
I tried the "street view" in Google maps.
My kid was over and mentioned it, so he walked me through it in 10
seconds.
Type in your address, hit enter, then click street view.
My Corsica was parked in front, and my wife knew when the shots were
taken by looking at her flowers. Last year, mid-summer, mid-day.
She estimated 1 PM, June 25th give or take one day.
The kid said they must drive down streets with a van taking a vid.
I went down Beckwith to Washington, then to Golf Road using the
arrows. Very cool. Gonna take a spin around the corner soon, see how
that damn PVC that pipe I have laying on the lawn looks.
The driveway crack looks pretty bad. Now the world knows about it.
The kid said there's been a lawsuit. By a guy who was sprawled
unconscious on his lawn. Drunk, pants down.
He lost.

--Vic


They are doing it here as we speak.
I saw the vehicle...a compact car with a tower on the roof supporting
multiple cameras.
Darn...knew I should have painted the house last fall...it had rained most
of the summer so I didn't do a thing.
I start scraping tomorrow and of course the most weathered side faces the
street.

Don White wrote:
"Vic Smith" wrote in message
...
I tried the "street view" in Google maps.
My kid was over and mentioned it, so he walked me through it in 10
seconds.
Type in your address, hit enter, then click street view.
My Corsica was parked in front, and my wife knew when the shots were
taken by looking at her flowers. Last year, mid-summer, mid-day.
She estimated 1 PM, June 25th give or take one day.
The kid said they must drive down streets with a van taking a vid.
I went down Beckwith to Washington, then to Golf Road using the
arrows. Very cool. Gonna take a spin around the corner soon, see how
that damn PVC that pipe I have laying on the lawn looks.
The driveway crack looks pretty bad. Now the world knows about it.
The kid said there's been a lawsuit. By a guy who was sprawled
unconscious on his lawn. Drunk, pants down.
He lost.

--Vic


They are doing it here as we speak.
I saw the vehicle...a compact car with a tower on the roof supporting
multiple cameras.
Darn...knew I should have painted the house last fall...it had rained most
of the summer so I didn't do a thing.
I start scraping tomorrow and of course the most weathered side faces the
street.



Why doesn't that surprise me that you would have a house in such a state
of disrepair, that you are worried about how it will look from the
street in Google Street View. It has to be in terrible shape to show
up on Google Streets. It seems very you.

--
Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq.

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"Vic Smith" wrote in message
...
I tried the "street view" in Google maps.
My kid was over and mentioned it, so he walked me through it in 10
seconds.
Type in your address, hit enter, then click street view.
My Corsica was parked in front, and my wife knew when the shots were
taken by looking at her flowers. Last year, mid-summer, mid-day.
She estimated 1 PM, June 25th give or take one day.
The kid said they must drive down streets with a van taking a vid.
I went down Beckwith to Washington, then to Golf Road using the
arrows. Very cool. Gonna take a spin around the corner soon, see how
that damn PVC that pipe I have laying on the lawn looks.
The driveway crack looks pretty bad. Now the world knows about it.
The kid said there's been a lawsuit. By a guy who was sprawled
unconscious on his lawn. Drunk, pants down.
He lost.

--Vic


I enjoy it. especially checking out places I lived as a kid in Chicago. My
how things change in 60 years!

I saw the guy driving down the street, and stopped him. (tight
neighborhood) He gave me a link to go to to keep from having my house
in street view. Apparently others checked in too, as only the corners,
and not the streets are in it.
Den 48FT Yachtfisher

"Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq." wrote in message
...
Don White wrote:
"Vic Smith" wrote in message
...
I tried the "street view" in Google maps.
My kid was over and mentioned it, so he walked me through it in 10
seconds.
Type in your address, hit enter, then click street view.
My Corsica was parked in front, and my wife knew when the shots were
taken by looking at her flowers. Last year, mid-summer, mid-day.
She estimated 1 PM, June 25th give or take one day.
The kid said they must drive down streets with a van taking a vid.
I went down Beckwith to Washington, then to Golf Road using the
arrows. Very cool. Gonna take a spin around the corner soon, see how
that damn PVC that pipe I have laying on the lawn looks.
The driveway crack looks pretty bad. Now the world knows about it.
The kid said there's been a lawsuit. By a guy who was sprawled
unconscious on his lawn. Drunk, pants down.
He lost.

--Vic


They are doing it here as we speak.
I saw the vehicle...a compact car with a tower on the roof supporting
multiple cameras.
Darn...knew I should have painted the house last fall...it had rained
most of the summer so I didn't do a thing.
I start scraping tomorrow and of course the most weathered side faces the
street.

Why doesn't that surprise me that you would have a house in such a state
of disrepair, that you are worried about how it will look from the street
in Google Street View. It has to be in terrible shape to show up on
Google Streets. It seems very you.

--
Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq.

Didn't you ever have a little peeling in your paint?
What kind of girlieman are you?

On May 13, 6:04*pm, Vic Smith wrote:
I tried the "street view" in Google maps.
My kid was over and mentioned it, so he walked me through it in 10
seconds.
Type in your address, hit enter, then click street view.
My Corsica was parked in front, and my wife knew when the shots were
taken by looking at her flowers. *Last year, mid-summer, mid-day.
She estimated 1 PM, June 25th give or take one day.
The kid said they must drive down streets with a van taking a vid.
I went down Beckwith to Washington, then to Golf Road using the
arrows. *Very cool. *Gonna take a spin around the corner soon, see how
that damn PVC that pipe I have laying on the lawn looks.
The driveway crack looks pretty bad. *Now the world knows about it.
The kid said there's been a lawsuit. *By a guy who was sprawled
unconscious on his lawn. *Drunk, pants down.
He lost.

--Vic

At my father and mother in laws house, you can see my father in law in
the front yard! Another fun site for looking at houses of yours and
others is Zillow

On May 13, 7:26*pm, "Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq."
wrote:
Don White wrote:
"Vic Smith" wrote in message
.. .
I tried the "street view" in Google maps.
My kid was over and mentioned it, so he walked me through it in 10
seconds.
Type in your address, hit enter, then click street view.
My Corsica was parked in front, and my wife knew when the shots were
taken by looking at her flowers. *Last year, mid-summer, mid-day.
She estimated 1 PM, June 25th give or take one day.
The kid said they must drive down streets with a van taking a vid.
I went down Beckwith to Washington, then to Golf Road using the
arrows. *Very cool. *Gonna take a spin around the corner soon, see how
that damn PVC that pipe I have laying on the lawn looks.
The driveway crack looks pretty bad. *Now the world knows about it.
The kid said there's been a lawsuit. *By a guy who was sprawled
unconscious on his lawn. *Drunk, pants down.
He lost.

--Vic

They are doing it here as we speak.
I saw the vehicle...a compact car with a tower on the roof supporting
multiple cameras.
Darn...knew I should have painted the house last fall...it had rained most
of the summer so I didn't do a thing.
I start scraping tomorrow and of course the most weathered side faces the
street.

Why doesn't that surprise me that you would have a house in such a state
of disrepair, that you are worried about how it will look from the
street in Google Street View. *It has to be in terrible shape to *show
up on Google Streets. *It seems very you.

--
Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq.

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- Show quoted text -

Too bad he can't get his lazy beer swilling son to help.

On May 13, 11:39*pm, "Don White" wrote:
"Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq." wrote in messagenews:qOudnTEqhvG0ypbXnZ2dnUVZ_gli4p2d@gigan ews.com...



Don White wrote:
"Vic Smith" wrote in message
. ..
I tried the "street view" in Google maps.
My kid was over and mentioned it, so he walked me through it in 10
seconds.
Type in your address, hit enter, then click street view.
My Corsica was parked in front, and my wife knew when the shots were
taken by looking at her flowers. *Last year, mid-summer, mid-day.
She estimated 1 PM, June 25th give or take one day.
The kid said they must drive down streets with a van taking a vid.
I went down Beckwith to Washington, then to Golf Road using the
arrows. *Very cool. *Gonna take a spin around the corner soon, see how
that damn PVC that pipe I have laying on the lawn looks.
The driveway crack looks pretty bad. *Now the world knows about it.
The kid said there's been a lawsuit. *By a guy who was sprawled
unconscious on his lawn. *Drunk, pants down.
He lost.

--Vic

They are doing it here as we speak.
I saw the vehicle...a compact car with a tower on the roof supporting
multiple cameras.
Darn...knew I should have painted the house last fall...it had rained
most of the summer so I didn't do a thing.
I start scraping tomorrow and of course the most weathered side faces the
street.

Why doesn't that surprise me that you would have a house in such a state
of disrepair, that you are worried about how it will look from the street
in Google Street View. *It has to be in terrible shape to *show up on
Google Streets. *It seems very you.

--
Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq.

Didn't you ever have a little peeling in your paint?
What kind of girlieman are you?- Hide quoted text -

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Okay, I have to ask. How does one keeping his house paint from peeling
make him a "girlieman"? Most people who aren't lazy actually do
maintenence BEFORE that happens.