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Search Google or type URL 

Search google or type URL is something you type when your life is going nowhere and you have so little going on that you have to type something so worthless. It might also be typed when someone is really bored and on the verge of crossing the plane of existence into a infinite pit of boredom.
Today I was bored and add Search Google or type URL to Urban Dictionary

Search Google or type URL 

Boredom at its finest.
1: Today, I typed 'Search Google or type URL' into Google.
2: Damn man, you must be going through prime boredom...

search google or type URL 

srsly!? You are so boring. Super generic, you are most likely sitting in class bored and on the computer. You don't know what to search so you search "search google or type URL." whelp, this is what you got. bye!
search google or type URL is what u do when u r bored

Search google or type url 

Bored
Search google or type url

Search Google or type URL 

If you are searching this congrats! You are officially bored.
Guy 1: Im so fricking bored
Guy 2: Have you ever googled Search Google or type URL?
Guy 1: Uhhh no?
Guy 2: Then shut it you arent really bored
Search Google or type URL by 56kul September 2, 2019

Search Google or type URL 

Something you type when you're so bored in class and there's nothing else to do.
Side effects include: typing the entire alphabet, forwards and backwards.
"Man class was SO boring today!" said boy1.
"Yeah, tell me about. I wrote Search Google or type URL in Google's 'search google or type url' bar." said boy2.
"You sunk low, ngl." said boy1.
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