Internet search engines have become mirrors
of our collective weirdness. When we type our thoughts into
Internet search engines, we leave trails of the bold, strange,
sad, and lonely desires that we conceal from even our closest
friends. Internet search engines are safe-seeming sounding
boards: in them we can type our fleeting curiosities or deep
perversions, hoping there are other people out there who harbor
similar interests and have built Web sites about them—complete
with photos.
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We
are all creating shadowy half-selves on the Web, entire
personalities and histories that reflect our thoughts. |
The beauty, and terror, of search engines is that what we
type into them is amazingly honest, and what is entered lasts.
Type “kiddie porn” and there’s an archeological
e-record of the quest, one that can be tracked back to us.
Search for a controversial book, say, Mein Kampf,
or query “bomb-building,” and we leave a trail,
too. Even if we don’t want our thoughts recorded, even
if Web hosts don’t care to preserve the late-night whims
of their visitors, each of our searches pool and keep somewhere.
We should all know by now, that, at some level, we are creating
shadowy half-selves on the Web, entire personalities and histories
that are reflect our behavior and thoughts.
Do you doubt it? Think no one’s watching as you search
for porn or videos of beheadings in Iraq? Below is an list
of phrases typed into search engines that led Web surfers
to Inversion. Believe us, we don’t want to know all
the odd needs and animal lusts that lead people to our site.
But we do.
dr 90210 porn
premature boobs
penis inversion
dead cosmonauts
Vietnam deserter executed
how to slide into second base
horny librarian cleavage
mature twinkies
examples of cock teasing text messages
rush limbaugh dolphins
tom gilmore asshole
how to play the autoharp
george-w.-bush motherfucker
john kerry staring breasts
masturbating boxers
fat white movie actor
gay dolphin
michael jackson is fucked
big boobs book for kids
how far can a water balloon be tossed to another person
difficulties faced by sylvester stallone as a writer
unfun games
modern harpoon cannon
photos of deform babies
jumpers that loll their tongues
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