In Pictures: Google Street View Outtakes

[Guest]

Le meilleur du pire des captures prises par Google Street View.

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[Guest]

hmmm lets see, yuppie soccer mom and yuppie soccer mom.... Not surprised at all

 

[blurr91]

Pic 7: submachine guns are not available for one and all in the US. Automatic weapons need to be registered with ATF and the ownder needs to pay for a tax stamp for each and every one. Local laws will prohibit citizens from buying these weapons outright.

Get your facts straight before making outrageous statements.

 

[dconnors]

[citation][nom]blurr91[/nom]Pic 7: submachine guns are not available for one and all in the US. Automatic weapons need to be registered with ATF and the ownder needs to pay for a tax stamp for each and every one. Local laws will prohibit citizens from buying these weapons outright.Get your facts straight before making outrageous statements.[/citation]

It was a joke. Please relax.
-Devin Connors, Tom's Guide

 

[Sgt Moo]

you're missing the scuba divers that chased the street view car down the road in full scuba gear waving around harpoons

 

[KonstantinDK]

Scuba divers seen here
http://www.neowin.net/news/prankster-scuba-divers-chase-google-street-view-car-away-in-norway

 

[Guest]

1) Its not a submachine gun, its a machine gun.
2) If its semi-automatic it does NOT need to be registered in most states. in NH I have weapons like this with no permits, but my select fire (meaning: fully automatic) has to be on a "Form 2" which requires a tax stamp. This weapon is simply a single shot "machine gun". easy to own and operate without any legal issues in a vast majority of Free America.

 

[join1]

anyway, interesting article and will definitely have to sticky this to the forums for people new to computer building