I Have Just Found A Woman On Google Street Maps With Only Half A Head!!!! Have U Seen Anything Funny On There?
Question by Paul C | Posted in Current Events
Then there's the bloke on regent street in London with NO boss lol
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I know they have blurred the faces, but one with a whole head missing is not blurred lol
Answer: My son's on the Sydney one.He spotted the camera van booming past.
Where To Buy Paul Frank In London?
Question by Liew K | Posted in London
Hi, i asked earlier and a guy gave me this lecture.
39 Beak Street,
Oxford Circus,
London
W1F 9SA
I checked the maps and apparently this place is a cafe?!
Can anyone tumulus me where to buy paul frank
Answer: Yeah.. I dont discern why people are suggesting Selfridges. They don't sell anything by Paul Frank; how do I know? Well you can restrain there brand directory online to see all the products they sell, and Paul Frank is not listed (see associate below).
Where To Go London On Tube?
Question by Alberto V | Posted in London
I'm prosperous to london and I'm going to use the tube can anyone tell me the tube stops for the followin places ?
-wembley circus
-the big stores (Harrods,lillywhites etc)
-the london eye
-big ben
-abbey road ( yes
Answer: Here is the going round version of the Tube map (click on it to zoom in and out):-
Question by Smiths Vintage *Scrooge* | Posted in London
rectitude going to have to start using the wonderful london underground truth is i dont have a Answer about finding my way around.
could someone PLEASE explain how interchange stations on the map work .... e.g where the circle symbols come
Answer: Circles where lines intersect or unfashionable thro stations usually means you can change between lines. It is very easy as the stations and platforms are well-signposted for the assorted lines. You can usually pick up a small map to carry with you and
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