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The 'Hack This Site For Me' WoW Forum Grudge Thread
A guy asks the whole forum to take down a WoW site that hurt his feelings — chaos, mild mockery, and a busted tutorial ensue.
A member going by {}JuNNeZ{} asks the Gametration community to help destroy a WoW forum (wowtopia.net) that had apparently insulted him, framing it as revenge over a personal grudge involving a GM position and someone named Chrisildor. Other members respond with a mix of casual technical pointers, sarcasm, and gentle mockery, questioning his motives and needling him about not being able to 'handle' forum politics. JuNNeZ later admits the suggested method didn't even work, undercutting the whole request. It's a small, petty slice of mid-2000s forum rage culture — low stakes, high snark.
This site was evil mean and insulted me, i would love if you guess would fuck up the site and make it so it never return.— {}JuNNeZ{}
In other words, you can't handle the jandal and don't deserve to be there?— NicCuh
I can handle it and it seems like the tutorial didn't work...— {}JuNNeZ{}
Other Raging — the Fkn0wned rant dump
MySpace beef, IP-hunting threats, and 'hack this site' pleas — the internet's pettiest grudges, archived forever.
This is the 'Other Raging' subforum of Fkn0wned.Com's Raging and Advertising section, a catch-all where members vented about rival websites, MySpace pages, IRC channels, and each other circa late 2007. Threads range from requests to 'rage' on specific sites and people, to petty MySpace call-outs, Ventrilo drama, scam call-outs, and the occasional 'best rage of all time' bragging thread. The tone is classic mid-2000s forum chaos — juvenile, combative, and unmoderated in spirit even though staff clearly had their hands full pinning rules and FAQs. The page also carries the site's full forum index in its footer, showing Fkn0wned's broader identity as a Counter-Strike cheat/cracking community with trading, GFX, and 'Red Light District' warez sections attached.
COULD THIS BE THE BEST RAGE OF ALL TIME?— CSROCKS
Scam me = your pc dies.— ho0k-
Luca gets mad!— [Staff] Nerf
Request a Rage Here: fkn0wned's Official Raid Request Thread
Fkn0wned's official 'order a raid' counter — 50 posts minimum, form required.
A stickied-style thread in the 'Other Raging' subforum where a member named Industry set up a formal system for requesting 'rages' (coordinated forum-raiding/trolling campaigns) against other games, forums, or individuals. Posters had to meet a 50-post minimum and follow a strict template listing the target, URL, and reason, with an example jokingly aimed at a fake 'homosexual forum.' It captures the site's raiding-culture era, where organized trolling was treated almost like a service you could formally request.
Post your requests for any type of rage you need done or want done. You must have 50 posts or more to post here— Industry
I dont like gay people, plus this would be hella sick and funny.— Industry
NEED THESE FORUMS FUCKED!
Someone wanted a rival forum nuked into oblivion — nobody could even remember why.
A short-lived rant thread in the Other Raging subforum where user Jebus AUS called out an unnamed rival forum, declaring fkn0wned 'is not a fucking request website.' The thread fizzled fast with members shrugging that they didn't know what the target site had even done wrong, one poster noting its offender was already banned, and a two-month gap before Fringo bumped it just to get called out for a 'nice gravedig' by AcidViper. Low-effort, low-stakes raging typical of the board's Other Raging section.
fkn0wned is not a fucking request website.— Jebus AUS
what have these guys done so wrong— Uncensor3d
Nice gravedig Fringo.— AcidViper
This kid is really angry
A random Xfire rando raged at 'Jaska^' for absolutely no reason — and got trolled into oblivion.
Posted in the 'Other Raging' subforum, member -Still Life- shared an Xfire chat log where an unidentified angry user ('|ΰҜς|ςζ|vετεяλŋ') hurled generic insults at forum regular [FkN]Jaska^ with no stated reason. Jaska^ calmly needled him with deadpan questions until the kid, apparently flustered, blurted out a name and a link claiming to be his own picture. A replying member quickly cast doubt on whether the photo/name was even real. Classic mid-2000s flame-log posting for laughs, low stakes, pure comedic bait-and-troll energy.
go fuck yourself you fucking bitch— |ΰҜς|ςζ|vετεяλŋ
are you all out of generic insults?— [FkN]Jaska^
rofl, thats not gstarbadboy, no1 goes round saying, tell everyone im a faggot. lol.— Sickenin!!!!
Faget 12 year old KIDS: 2007 chat log troll thread
A poster shares a chat log mocking a 12-year-old who insisted a stranger was his 'brother' — pure 2007 internet cringe theater.
In the 'Other Raging' subforum, user sweetkilla posted a lengthy pasted IM/chat conversation mocking a young member (going by 'Divine Killer') who was pleading with another user to reconnect him with someone he considered a 'brother' figure, only to be relentlessly trolled, insulted, and threatened. The log escalates into empty threats about IP addresses, home addresses, and general juvenile chaos typical of the era's forum raging culture. Replies are short and dismissive, with one member just asking which party in the log was the '12 year old faggot' being referenced. It's a snapshot of the forum's harsh, jokingly cruel social dynamics and the mockery culture aimed at younger or more naive users.
I WANT MY BROTHER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!— Đıvıиε Ҝıllεя
eat the dirt— |FI| Str8killa F0r Lif3
which one is the 12 year old faggot?— knobjockey
jacal Begs Forum to Teach Him to Steal Admin Password
A guy named jacal begs the forum to teach him to steal an admin's password — in broad daylight.
A short-lived thread in the Other Raging subforum where user jacal, posting under the 'Pro Spammer' rank (later shown as Banned), openly asked the community to teach him how to hack another forum and grab its admin password, even supplying the target's phpBB version. It's a classic slice of mid-2000s forum culture: brazen, low-effort, and almost endearing in its lack of subtlety. There's no indication anyone actually helped — the thread reads as a one-post plea into the void.
i wanna know how to hack a forum can some one teach me?? ppppppppplllllllllllllllzzzzzzzzzzzzz— jacal
the main thing i want is the admins password— jacal
Myspace Football Profile
A guy posts a blurred-out MySpace 'football profile' screenshot and gets instantly clowned for it
A low-effort August 2007 post from a new member sharing a screenshot of a MySpace football-themed profile, with everything conveniently blurred out. Months later two other members revive the dead thread just to call out the obvious self-promo attempt and mock the OP for hiding his own profile. A small, forgettable corner of Other Raging that captures the era's casual roast culture.
Why did you blur everything out? That was probably your own profile fag— boxiom
LMAO True.— Blaqk
Yet Another Rage: A CS:S Ragepost Regulars Actually Liked
A CS:S ragepost with screenshots that actually made the regulars laugh instead of groan
A 'rage' thread in Fkn0wned's Other Raging subforum where member anarchie65 posted screenshots mocking players from an in-game session, framed as comedic ragebait rather than genuine anger. The thread got a handful of approving replies from established members, including supervisors Janza and DCLXVI, praising it as a rare 'good' rage post that kept the raging tradition alive. Low-key, friendly thread typical of the board's raging-and-advertising culture rather than any real drama.
Title says it all!! read it all through so you don't miss some funny shit— anarchie65
Wow, a rager who actually rages. Good job man, and keep the ragers alive!— Janza
LOL MSN RAGE >.<
AlbinoBoi pastes a juvenile MSN slapfight and the forum immediately roasts him for it not even being 'rage'
A member named AlbinoBoi posted a copy-pasted MSN Messenger conversation full of crude teenage insults between screen names like 'Jordan' and 'Abbieee...LOVEMATTYBOYYY', framing it as a funny 'rage' log. The thread quickly derailed as other members pointed out there was no actual rage in the conversation, just juvenile back-and-forth insults, and mocked the post as weak content. A short, mostly dismissive reply thread followed with a few one-liners before it fizzled out.
Uhm, where's the rage? they don't seem too raged to me..— Rawwwrr!
qft. there is no rage in it— zarmanin
That was the worst thing ever— jacal
xscorpion and some guy who messaged me
A random rando gets added 'for fun,' gets called a noob, and the whole thing goes nowhere fast
A member named xscorpion posts a pasted IM/AIM-style chat log with someone using the handle 'Killer On The Road,' who claims he added xscorpion just because 'they said you were crazy.' The exchange devolves into shock-site link trading, mutual noob-calling, vague claims about AA hacks and CS:S skill, and a bizarre closing exchange about being '1337' and being 'from the 1864's.' A regular, -Still Life-, replies dismissively that it 'wasnt really a rage at all,' marking the thread as a weak entry in the Other Raging subforum.
Was going to lead him to a FKNowned virus— xscorpion
that was bad man, wasnt really a rage at all.— -Still Life-
im from the 1864's— xscorpion (quoting 'Killer On The Road')
Xfire rage - Fkn0wned.Com
A pasted Xfire chat log of someone getting racially abused for 'getting Pac-Man' ends the thread in a geography lesson on what a hobo is.
A 2007 post in the 'Other Raging' subforum pastes an Xfire chat log where user sweetkilla shares a heated, slur-laden exchange between two other players arguing over something trivial (one accusing the other of hacking/cheating in-game). The thread mostly falls flat — replies are confused ('o_O', 'I didn't get anything') rather than amused, and it derails into a good-natured aside where a non-native English speaker asks what 'hobo' means and gets a straightforward answer. Typical of the board's low-effort 'rage log' dump culture rather than any real drama.
FkN OWNED— sweetkilla (pasted log)
what's a hobo (english isn't my mother tongue).. :-((— anarchie65
like a homeless person with no money and scruffy dirty clothes— pyeman