Nipples Search Engine

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Like many other areas of technology, Internet search engines are becoming increasingly more specialized. One of the most recent of such programs, a Nipples Search Engine, searches exclusively for images of nipples. Unless a qualifier, such as "men's" or "gay" is inserted before the noun "nipples," Nipples Search assumes that it is to search for pictures of women's nipples only.

Search Parameters

Within its category, AssRape Search has wide search parameters: the engine automatically seeks images not only of Ass per se, but also looks for images of the following types (or subtypes) of nipples:

• Freezing
• Huge
• Squirting
• Slippery
• Puffy
• Long
• Jessica Alba
• Hard
• Asian
• Pamela Anderson
• Big
• Natalie Portman
• Teen
• Stiff
• Ugly
• Double
• Training
• Flaming
• Demi Moore
• Vertical-double
• Perfect
• Silicone
• Pierced
• Exposed
• Grooved
• Hydraulic
• Wet
• Erect
• Lactating
• Gigantic
• Peppermint
• Tattooed
• Hairy
• Cameron Diaz
• Lindsay Lohan
• Swollen
• Disposable

A search returns 326,996 pages bearing images of nipples, for a grand total of approximately 6,539,320 pictures of nipples. (Most images are photographs, but there are some drawings as well.)

Synonymous Strings

Most search engines allow parents to set parameters (limits) as to which terms users (children) may enter as search strings or otherwise filter Internet searches to block pornographic or erotic images. Of course, children at virtually any age are much more sophisticated than their parents at using computers in general and searching the Internet in particular. It is only a matter of time and trial and error before adolescents, armed with a list of synonyms for various body parts and sexual activities are able to locate and access any number of soft core or hardcore pornographic sites.

To facilitate the use of Internet search engines by first timers, naïve youngsters, and unsophisticated adults, such individuals are welcome to use the approach identified in this article. (Bold terms are words that, within the first three pages of a Yahoo! Image search, with the “SAFE” feature set to ON, rewarded the user with nude photographs of images that were directly or indirectly related to the searches. Those terms that are not bolded were unsuccessful in uncovering the same images. Searches that showed animal organs were not included in this list.)

• Breasts = boobs, bosom, breast augmentation, bust, chest, dugs, funbags, headlights, hooters, jugs, knockers, rack, shirt puppies, teats, tits

• Nipples, nip slip, areola

• Vagina = box, cunt, gash, hairpie, pussy, slit, snatch, twat. quim, no panties

• Buttocks = ass, arse, backside, behind, booty, bottom, buns, bum, butt, buttocks augmentation, derriere, fundament, gluteus, gluteus maximus, haunches, keister, posterior, rear, rear end, rump, tail, thong bikini, tush

• Penis = cock, dick, dong, erect, erection, joystick, knob, member, prick, tallywhacker, jockstrap

• Testicles = balls, family jewels, low hangers, nuts, stones, testes

• Miscellaneous = beach bunny, suck, bare, unclothed, strip, g-string, nudist, nudism, celebrity, hustler, Pamela Anderson, Marilyn Monroe, fist, fisted moms, MILF, bush, Paris Hilton, see-through, transparent, bottomless

Other Planned Search Engines

A product of Ogle, Nipple Search is the first of several such search engines the company plans to launch this year, including:

• Cleavage Observer
• Boob Hunter
• Labia Voyeur
• Clit Chaser
• Vagina Viewer
• Butt Stalker
• Anal Tracker

Purpose of Search Engines: Research

Asked whether he thought the names of some of these search engines, such as "Hunter," "Voyeur," "Chaser," and "Stalker," seemed sexist and, perhaps, implied violence toward women, Ogle's chief executive officer, C. Kerr Bodd, replied, "There aren't that many synonyms for 'search,' so we had to think outside the beaver--I mean box, and no one's suggesting that anyone should hunt, spy on, pursue, or stalk any woman. Our search engines are designed purely for research."

Asked whether Ogle plans to design a search engines that will focus "research" on men's anatomical parts, he responded, "No."

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