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Google Street View Snaps Photos Of Man Getting Handjob.
The 15-lens cameras atop Google's Street View cars have recorded a host of "interesting" moments in the nearly six years they've been snapping photos of the world's streets: Paddington Bear, the naked Florida woman and, of course, "horse boy," to name just a few.
But the images of the woman and man on Temperance Street in Manchester, U.K., engaged in some, errr, "manual stimulation" could take the not-safe-for-work cake.
Google Sightseeing, an unofficial blog covering Google Maps and Google Streetview, embedded the map in question on its site on March 7.
Tweets from Google Sightseeing indicate that the images were unavailable later that day, but not before screenshots had immortalized the couple.
WARNING: NSFW IMAGE BELOW
Though Google wouldn't confirm to The Huffington Post when it had taken down the images, a spokesperson emailed a statement outlining how users can report objectionable "moments."
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The 15-lens cameras atop Google's Street View cars have recorded a host of "interesting" moments in the nearly six years they've been snapping photos of the world's streets: Paddington Bear, the naked Florida woman and, of course, "horse boy," to name just a few.
But the images of the woman and man on Temperance Street in Manchester, U.K., engaged in some, errr, "manual stimulation" could take the not-safe-for-work cake.
Google Sightseeing, an unofficial blog covering Google Maps and Google Streetview, embedded the map in question on its site on March 7.
Tweets from Google Sightseeing indicate that the images were unavailable later that day, but not before screenshots had immortalized the couple.
WARNING: NSFW IMAGE BELOW
You must be registered for see images
Though Google wouldn't confirm to The Huffington Post when it had taken down the images, a spokesperson emailed a statement outlining how users can report objectionable "moments."
