[Ternneowns]

They can whine all they want but they won't win just because someone took a picture of their house.

[wowwieholmes]

I cant say whether they have a good chance of winning, but I agree that it's an invasion of privacy.

[hrthwhr]

"Boring" ???????

That is SO Monty Python. Priceless...

[Belindanan]

They should have buit a higher garden wall.

[Creva4k]

Originally posted by Oerdin
They can whine all they want but they won't win just because someone took a picture of their house. Maybe, but they can probably get google to take the pictures down.

[Npbfamgt]

They want privacy, so they go public over this and draw massive attention to their home.

Makes sense.

[vvxtiopmx]

:boring:

[EnubreBense]

Why?

[DailyRingtone]

Originally posted by Colon™
The sense of combining 5 garages with a shack also somewhat eludes me. Well they need somewhere to park the rotting hickmobiles ... and to bury the bodies.

[OmqMZtkv]

Did you LOOK at the pictures? They really need the money, so no.

[amannddo]

Well in a rural area there's often households that have heavy machinery or large vehicles for various land maintenance issues. I agree in suburbia the whole "small house, many garages" proportion might seem very odd.

I'm ambivalent about all this. On the one hand it's clear to me there was some intrusion on privacy, though it may not be so severe as to be actionable. On the other hand, once that intrusion goes digital and makes it to the Internet, it's almost impossible to stop it. In that case it's hard to see what else can be done.

[Stoottnoiciek]

They're lucky teh Google stopped at the pool!

[tobia]

Originally posted by unscratchedfoot
The definition of ill-proportioned: 5 garages, a fully decked-out and well-maintained swimming pool, no grass or evidence of any landscaping, and an old toolshed to live in (assuming they live in the shed and not one of the garages). Rednecks

[ansarigf]

Except for the pool, the whole place is shoddy