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A Google Web Search Help thread reports that he was testing to make sure his boss's computer network had connectivity, so he searched for [123456] in Google and up came a porn video hosted on Google Video in the top result.
Here is a picture:
The video on the right is complete adult pornographic material - so don't click on it (unless you want porn, then click on it).
The person who spotted this was very disturbed. He said:
I was assisting our CEO's secretary today, and to test whether she had connectivity, I did a quick search on google for "123456".She thought I was being disgusting, but I eventually convinced her it was a freak occurrence.
Can you imagine that, this woman thought this guy was playing a trick on her or something. How sad.
Forum discussion at Google Web Search Help.
Comments:
Roger Dooley
12/11/2009 03:21 pm
Freaking out the CEO's secretary by loading porn on her computer isn't generally the best career move. Hope this guy has his resume dusted off. As trial lawyers say, never ask a question you don't already know the answer to. Guess that applies to test searches on Google, too. :)
Someone
12/11/2009 05:56 pm
Yea... This sort of thing should be blocked with safe search. Another reason I like bing.
Haggie
12/14/2009 08:15 pm
Hey, I just searched for 123456 and didn't find any porn. What's up with that???