Let's see if I understand this. You want to use Google to go to http://myserver/page (I assume that's just an example, not a real web site) and give it thousands of different arguments to see what it returns?

Or you want to use Google to search thousands of randomly-created site names to see if any of them return results from a cgi request (which is what you seem to be doing here).

Neither of these makes any sense, since neither one will accomplish anything.

You can't "just type in some keywords" to "see data on a page" because the page has to be written to accept data and generate html to send back to you based on that data, and most web pages just don't do that. And, if you annoy a page enough, first you, then your provider may be blocked from that site, causing your provider to get miffed at you and close your account. A lot of people would consider what you want to do abuse of their site.

Why would you want to do any of this anyway?