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8 things you should never search for on Google

stop yourself to check #6th

By Student MattersPublished 4 years ago • 3 min read
Source- Reddit.com

The internet is a wonderful invention. but you should never search these on Google.

1. Tub Girl

Another well-known image that appeared on Rotton.com was Tub Girl.

This was one of the many shocking websites that debuted online in the 1990s and featured a variety of unsettling visuals. Tub Girl is an illustration of a Japanese woman sitting naked in a tub while an orange liquid spurts out of her butt and onto her face.

Sounds fun, right? Okay, I'll stop talking about that now.

2. Lemon Party

Your search engine earlier directed you to a website with the same name after searching "lemon party." An image of three senior men enjoying a threesome was hosted on that website.

It evolved into a typical bait-and-click hoax where lemonparty.com was misrepresented. People were then directed to the picture of the elderly men when they clicked on it.

3. Two Girls, One Cup

This video feels like it is from another era. Considering that the video was first published on January 6, 2007, it may be outdated in terms of internet time.

However, it still scars those who are foolish enough to Google it all over the world. Please take our word for it and don’t be a part of this group. Unless of course, you truly want to witness two ladies performing abhorrent acts with vomit and faeces. You’ve been warned.

4. Eel Girl

Eel Girl is the name of a video that first emerged online in the early 2000s. In the contested video, a woman used a funnel to push an eel up the rectus of another woman.

She ‘consumes’ the eel once it escapes. The short film Eel Girl, about a scientist who becomes fixated on the half-eel, half-human creatures was inspired by this viral video.

5. Goatse

You will be plagued by the image that you won’t be able to delete from your mind forever, if you search the word ‘Goatse’. Here is a description of the image in the least horrible manner imaginable: the image shows a man opening his rectum with both hands so you can see inside.

Hundreds of memes have been created based on the image, which was first shared online under the filename happy.jpg. Additionally, any time you see a circle with two hands, chances are, it refers to goatse.

6. Four Girls Finger Painting

Believe it or not but ‘Two Girls One Cup’ may have an equally disturbing sequel. Even though this video isn’t created by the same “artists”, the concept remains pretty much the same.

Four Girls Finger Painting shows four ladies painting themselves and one another with their own faeces. Not revolted yet? Not to worry! In the end, they manage to sneak some good old vomit in there as well.

7. Kids in a Sandbox

Yet another innocent-sounding phrase, yet another mistake on your part if you decided to look it up on Google. Having absolutely nothing to do with the keywords, the video which shows up when you search for ‘Kids in a Sandbox’ has a lady beginning by making a man feel good with her hand. So far, everything hasn't been too horrible, right? But then things start to go south.

A sizable vibrator is pulled out by the woman and is aggressively inserted into the man's penis. Aren't you relieved that you only had to read the words and didn't actually have to search the Internet to see this imagery?

8. Mouth Larva

What you will discover if you Google "mouth larva" is obvious. The larvae of specific dipteran flies are what produce this unpleasant condition known as oral myiasis. It typically occurs in underdeveloped nations and is easily treatable. Don't Google these terms, however, unless you want to see actual maggots writhing around in someone's mouth.

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