Google the Pimp Strikes Again with More Porn!

Authored by Scott Goldberg on July 12, 2007 - 10:40am.
Snoop the PimpI thought I was doing everyone a favor the last time I compiled a list of Google search terms to stay away from, lest you should expose your delicate eyes to surprisingly graphic and hideous porn.  But some disagreed: Shaun wrote, “If you turn on SafeSearch using the strict filters, guess what happens? The bad images go away!” Here’s the thing Shaun: I don’t want to turn on SafeSearch!  Besides, my SafeSearch is already set to “Moderate,” which should suffice!  No, I’d rather see the depraved Mountain View crew sling porn at me like Chinese throwing stars.  And not only do I want to dodge those throwing stars, I want to relay their existence to you, the loyal DMW reader.  Markie wrote, “The computer is not a baby-sitter! You have to watch your children!”  Exactly, Markie!  And that’s where I come in.  So sit down and take notes, folks, here are 5 more terms to stay away from if you want to avoid that Pimp of all Pimps, Google…

 

 

 

1)      “Relaxed”: Why should the word “relaxed” turn up a single piece of porn?  I searched the term to find a picture of how great I felt that day, in order to email an investment banker friend the photo and remind him how we roll on the Left Coast.  You’ll see a great example of what I wanted: A guy in a yellow shirt leaning back, eyes closed, Buddha-like smile on his face, hands behind his head.  Yes, that’s what I picture when I think of “relaxed.”  But what’s with the black-and-white picture of the dude in his whities?!  And what about the cleavage shot?!  How about the nude drawing?!  Come on, Google… hold yourselves to a higher standard!

 

 

 

2)      “Live Nation”: This one’s particularly interesting, and one of the most…dare I say Shocking…examples of how Google goes overboard with its Pimpery.  I wrote a piece about Live Nation, the concert ticket service, and wanted a logo, but what do I get?  A woman’s “crotchal region,” as Ron Burgundy would say.  And no, not just a clothed crotchal region…that would be too PG for Google.  Instead they throw a combo political joke in with a pretty crude g-string shot, and let me tell you…I’m shocked!  Dismayed!  In the name of everything sacred, what has Google reduced itself to?!

 

 

 

3)      “Imitation”: Let’s see here, how shall we explain this?  In looking for images that would capture the concept of the copycat, something we see on a daily basis from the folks who constantly think to themselves “Why reinvent the wheel?” I come across the wrath of Google the Pimp yet again.  You see to Google, “imitation” is best defined by a man and a woman observing the reproductive habits of their pets…specifically their dogs…while in bed.  You can figure out the joke from there.  I think I’m going to be sick…wait…yep, I’m sick.  I just threw up in my mouth.

 

 

 

4)      “Hard Work”: You have to hand one to Google on the sense-of-humor front.  After all, to search the term “Hard Work” and come up with 4 images on the first page of Dubya Bush doing the absolute antithesis of Hard Work is fantastic.  In fact, there’s irony in the concept that Google would take a search term and respond with the exact opposite of your search.  Well done, Google the Pimp, that’s clever.  But I digress!  And I have a more pressing issue at hand!  What’s with the dude on the bow of the yacht with two lasses getting dangerously close to their birthday suits?!  What does that have to do with “Hard Work”???

 

 

 

5)      “Satisfaction”: Here’s a request to anyone with enough time to figure it out: Take a look at the black-and-white cartoon of the woman on her back and the diagram on the right of the guy on his knees looking as if he’s praying.  What that has to do with “satisfaction” is beyond me.  Please, anyone, help me out.

 

 

 

Scott Goldberg

 

 

 

tags: Search | Google | Live Nation | Porn |

Comments

Must be a joke...

Are you serious? It's well known that google does not modify search results -- neither to make porn appear where it "shouldn't" nor to keep porn out of search results. Be glad there is a Safe-Search option at all. Besides, cleavage and underwear hardly qualifies as porn. Stay away from your keyboard until you have something meaningful and factual to say, Mr. Goldberg.

mr goldberg

there is something wrong with Google though...I've been getting dodgy search results for totally unrelated things...it's been goin on for a few months now. is it something to do with the algorithm?

What a load of crap, I ran

What a load of crap, I ran every one of those searches myself. Of all of them only "hard work" gave any obcene results, and i have no filters set at all. Only an idiot would type the word hard into any search engine and expect to not get porn. and by the way the picture of the man sitting breathing has everything to do with satisfaction, try actually reading the page. It is oddly exactly the advice you need. here's a little piece of irony, i came across this blog wile doing a google search looking for "a higher standard of porn". I did not get a single pornographic hit.

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