Flickr + Google = Naughty

Here's a fun science experiment for the kids!

• Step 1 - Head over to Google (aka "the Goog")
• Step 2 - Search on the term "flickr"

So far so good, right? Nothing unusual about using the most popular search engine to search for the name of the most popular photo sharing site, right? And it's no surprise that Flickr.com comes up first in the list of results but if you take a closer look...
Bikinis? Who knew, right?
 
Ok, it's no secret that Flickr can be an endlessly entertaining (and gag-inducing) source of amateur porn so the subcategory of "bikini" is probably a lot less offensive than say..."angry cross-dressing grandfathers with llamas".
 
But wait. That's not even the good part!
 
Clicking on the link to "Search" opens up a whole new can of worms.
 
Am I going to tell/show you the results?
 
No. If I did, you wouldn't learn anything and I would be the world's crappiest science professor. So in the name of science, just go try it out for yourself.
 
You can come back later and leave me a string of capital letters in my comments like "LOLWTF?KTHXBAIBBQ!"
 
Update 10/06/08: Google or Flickr has taken notice and taken the subcategories down. For those who missed it, the link to "Search" brought you to a Flickr search on the term "upskirt".
 
Update 10/06/08 Part II: Instead, check out this other "secret" Flicker feature. Hint, it involves pandas and rainbows.