Google Street View Invades a Liberty City Woman's Right To Hold a Water Jug Naked On Front Porch

It used to be you could contemplatively hold a water jug naked outside of your Liberty City house without fear that your photo would end up on the internet. Used to be. Bill Cooke, the blogging brain behind Random Pixels, chuckled a lot as he told us to Google the...

By Gus Garcia-Roberts

September 9, 2011

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It used to be you could contemplatively hold a water jug naked outside of your Liberty City house without fear that your photo would end up on the internet.

Used to be. Bill Cooke, the blogging brain behind Random Pixels, chuckled a lot as he told us to Google the address 1760 NW 66th Street, Miami, Florida and then click on "street view". After the jump, we did a lot of zooming in and lightening and playing with contrast levels.

But we did block out the naughty bits, this being a family-oriented blog. You'll have to click on the address yourself.

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