Google Maps sleuths spot man with his willy out while walking his dog

GOOGLE Maps users got a shocking eyeful after a man was spotted flashing his todger as he walked the dog.

The cheeky chap was spotted by Google’s Street View cameras as they drove through Liverpool.

Google MapsNaughty dog walker flashes Google driver[/caption]

Street View is a tool on Google Maps that provides interactive panoramas from positions along many streets in the world.

While the tech giant’s sensors automatically hid the bloke’s face, his manhood remained exposed for all to see.

The willy bad blunder has since been blurred out.

Stunned users have dubbed it the “Merseymeat”.

“Once in a lifetime chance and he dominated it,” one Reddit commenter said.

“He might want to put that sausage back in his shorts before doggy mistakes it for food,” another joked.

The photos actually date back to August 2017.

Although Google has since retook newer shots in November 2021, people can still look back on previous versions.

The Liverpudlian, his dog and a woman also on the walk can still be seen on the platform today, albeit with the sensitive bits properly blurred out.

It’s not uncommon for passersby to make wild gestures whenever they see a Google Maps Street View car driving by, but rarely are they this rude.

A man recently added himself completely starkers from a hotel room in China.

And the tool has proven to be quite useful for police too.

A convicted murder who managed to escape from prison 20 years ago was spotted by cops living the quiet life in Spain.

Google MapsMan seen preparing to whip it out[/caption]

In other news, prudish Nasa has admitted it may have to study sex in space if humanity is ever going to make it to other planets.

An ancient mega-landslide deep under the ocean has been uncovered which could cause a massive tsunami with “just a little shake in the wrong place”.

Samsung has been accused of throttling the performance of more than 10,000 apps running on its latest smartphone.

And Nasa will let you send your name on a flight around the Moon – for FREE.

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