When I'm bored, I sometimes do random Google searches, of the entire web, not just photos or video, for certain phrases. Over the years, I've gotten pretty good at it.
I like reading true accounts of accidents or desperation, even if there are no photos. And sometimes it is clear that it really is a true story, e.g., news reports, academic journals, personal blogs, etc. So a little bit of patience and creativity with search strings sometimes pays off. Using quote marks, and knowing how to place them, makes a big difference in how effective the searches are.
Just for a taste, you could try a basic Google web search for:
"her bladder" accident
typed into the search box exactly as it appears above, and you might be pleasantly surprised at what you find, especially if you have the patience to go beyond the first few pages of results.
Other examples might be
"her weak bladder" wetting
"my weak bladder" emergency
"couldn't wait" bathroom
And so on.
Anyway...
I just did a search for a string that I have used before with good results, but it's a been awhile. (I do have an offline life.) In fact, it has apparently been about two and a half months or more since I have searched for this particular string.
The string I plugged into Google is:
"I tried to hold it" bladder
Eight of the first ten hits are a story that appears to be true, from the middle of September, about a Chinese guy that had an eel swim up his penis during some sort of a spa treatment. The eel made it all the way into the guy's bladder, and he had to have surgery to remove it. (I think they removed the eel, and not his bladder.)
Apparently the eel was meant to be part of the spa treatment. But it wasn't supposed to perform such an invasive procedure.
Okaaaaaay.
I think I'll move on to the second page of search results. [LMAO]
LM
I like reading true accounts of accidents or desperation, even if there are no photos. And sometimes it is clear that it really is a true story, e.g., news reports, academic journals, personal blogs, etc. So a little bit of patience and creativity with search strings sometimes pays off. Using quote marks, and knowing how to place them, makes a big difference in how effective the searches are.
Just for a taste, you could try a basic Google web search for:
"her bladder" accident
typed into the search box exactly as it appears above, and you might be pleasantly surprised at what you find, especially if you have the patience to go beyond the first few pages of results.
Other examples might be
"her weak bladder" wetting
"my weak bladder" emergency
"couldn't wait" bathroom
And so on.
Anyway...
I just did a search for a string that I have used before with good results, but it's a been awhile. (I do have an offline life.) In fact, it has apparently been about two and a half months or more since I have searched for this particular string.
The string I plugged into Google is:
"I tried to hold it" bladder
Eight of the first ten hits are a story that appears to be true, from the middle of September, about a Chinese guy that had an eel swim up his penis during some sort of a spa treatment. The eel made it all the way into the guy's bladder, and he had to have surgery to remove it. (I think they removed the eel, and not his bladder.)
Apparently the eel was meant to be part of the spa treatment. But it wasn't supposed to perform such an invasive procedure.
Okaaaaaay.
I think I'll move on to the second page of search results. [LMAO]
LM
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