The Register – Thursday 21st September 2006:
Here’s a cautionary tale for those of you who like to indulge in a bit of light sunbathing in the privacy of your own patio: make sure you ring Google to see if they’re planning a satellite pass-over before whipping off your top:
Topless sunbather captured on Google Earth
No sooner had the poor Dutch woman pictured here popped up on Google Sightseeing, than Digg got hold of her assets. This immediately prompted a heated debate – sadly not on the technological threat to privacy – but rather as to whether or not she really was enjoying her leisure time as nature intended.
Sadly, we may never know. Dutch TV quickly identified the address and moved in for the kill, dispatching a team armed with grabs from Google Earth to the sun-worshipping resident’s domicile. Luckily for her, she wasn’t in.
Looks like spinach, dont eat it, dont look at it, dont touch it, STEP AWAY FROM THE SPINACH, NOW
Amazing! The Internet is loaded with sites that leave nothing to the imagination, and the whole world is mesmerized by a fuzzy nondescript shot from space. Imagination is a powerful aphrodisiac.
On the other hand, this could be a new dating strategy…
“ring….ring……ring… Hello?
– Hi, I just noticed you sunbathing from space and I was wondering if I could drop by and apply some sun lotion or give that welcome mat a trim.”
Looks like a blow up doll, to me.
FOCUS, FOCUS……
How did someone find this? What quantity of time are people investing in their Google Earth surfing? Jeez.