Off-Topic Gold
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"Time Traveler, WITH PROOF" — the viral YouTube clip thread
A guy posted a shaky 'time traveler' YouTube video and swore it wasn't fake — the forum wasn't buying it.
A short, quintessentially 2008 Links/Humor thread where hunterbrute224 shared a YouTube video claiming to show a real time traveler who looked identical to his younger self. nullvoid quickly shot it down as an obvious hoax, and hunterbrute224 backpedaled, insisting he wasn't gullible, just curious. A tiny, three-post exchange capturing the era's viral video credulity and forum snark.
I am not sure if it is real, but the guy looks exactly like his younger self.— hunterbrute224
people are so gullible lol— nullvoid
I am not gullible, it was just interesting to see.....— hunterbrute224
Noob Begs for Wallhacks, Gets Mocked
A brand-new member begs 'can some1 send me some wallhacks?' — and the whole forum piles on to mock him.
A one-post-count newcomer named evrung asked the forum to just hand him wallhacks for CS 1.6, ignoring the site's existing cheat database. The request was widely ridiculed as classic noob behavior, with member after member chiming in with 'LOL', 'HAHAHA', and jabs about using the database instead of begging in Off-Topic. A couple of posters (including a banned member) dropped sketchy external links and fake-sounding cheat instructions, poking fun at the situation rather than genuinely helping. The thread is a small, dated snapshot of forum culture: low effort request, instant public mockery, database elitism.
Can some1 send me some wallhacks ?— evrung
HAHAHAHA ~ POST CLOSED ~— ynaggo
omg jsut use database is there something wrong with people?— xdan38x
Amazing slow-motion! (Links/Humor, Dec 2007)
A guy shares a slow-mo video, someone races to be 'first reply,' and gets called out for it — peak 2007 forum energy.
A short-lived Links/Humor thread from December 2007 where banak posted a slow-motion YouTube video for others to enjoy. A minor spat breaks out over someone bragging about getting the 'first reply,' which another member mocks. A couple regulars chime in with their own slow-mo clip and general approval, and the thread fizzles out after a handful of low-effort 'nice' posts over the following days.
first reply, thanks for sharing! the balloon pooping was awesome@— MostWanter
Lol, who cares about who gets 1st reply, go on youtube and say something like that.— that 1 dude
cool + heres one that dosnt pop— snipedbyhax
Off-Topic Religion Derail: Anti-Islam Link Sparks Amateur Theology Debate
A snarky link-share about an anti-Islam activist spirals into a full-blown religion debate in the Links/Humor forum.
A thread started in the Links/Humor board sharing a link to Victor Vancier (Chaim Ben Pesach), founder of the Jewish Task Force, framed by the OP as mockable propaganda. The comments section quickly derailed from the original joke into a lengthy back-and-forth about Islam, forced conversions, extremism, and religion in general, with several members trading historical claims and counter-claims. It wraps up with a couple of posters just shrugging the whole thing off with 'fuck religion, atheist FTW' energy. Fairly typical of the era's Off-Topic boards where a lowbrow link could turn into an amateur theology debate.
fuck religion Atheist FTW— jcomp6
Religion kind of fails imo. Santa ftw.— The Moose
this fucking noobs who claim to be muslim are distroying the reputation of a muslim— haha.1
Why PS3 Sucks (Console Wars Shitposting)
Someone dropped a shaky console-wars YouTube link and the whole thread got stuck on why the guy was filming from a bathtub
A short 2007 Off-Topic/Links-Humor thread where user asshoel50 posted a trio of joke YouTube videos mocking the PS3, Wii, and Xbox 360. The replies mostly ignored the actual console debate and instead fixated on the absurdity of the video itself, particularly a guy apparently filming in a bathtub/shower. Classic low-stakes forum shitposting with a handful of one-liners and no real resolution.
wtf...y is he in a tub?— bearsfan300
Why is he taking a shower at the same time in all the clips?? It doesnt make any sense to me.— Lucke
I don't need a video to tell me the PS3 is bad.— bobbafett07
Airforce One Gets Tagged
A guerrilla graffiti stunt on Air Force One splits the forum between 'holy shit' and 'that's fake'
blackxthink posted a YouTube link claiming to show artist Marc Ecko's famous 2007 stunt of tagging Air Force One with graffiti. Replies split between amazement at the boldness of the act and skepticism that it was staged or fake, with one member pointing to the tag's promotional website as evidence it was real. A couple of Supervisors chimed in near the end, one calling it 'fucking real' and praising the artist's public statements.
HOLY SHIT.. That's daring.— The Moose
its fake— pyeman
Fucking real, love the guy's speeches.— Don Ruski
Who Wants Free Games?
A 2008 tip about a Steam/Nvidia promo turns into a casual joke about pirating Portal
In January 2008, a member named hunterbrute224 shared a link to a Steam/Nvidia promotion, noting Steam and ATI were having compatibility issues at the time. The thread quickly drifted from thanks-for-the-freebie replies into lighthearted banter when hunterbrute224 mentioned that extracting the Portal demo fully could get you the full game for free, prompting jokes from other members comparing it to phishing or bank robbery. It's a short, breezy Off-Topic thread typical of the forum's casual link-sharing culture, with a handful of regulars chiming in briefly.
id just phish the full portal from someone with the orange box— blacknight00
Gosh i'm low on money. OH, i think i'll just rob a bank.— Goodapollo
LOL this is easier then Phishing and a lot safer— hunterbrute224
TF2 Over 9000 Meme Thread
The day 'It's Over 9000!!!' meme talk hit the Fkn0wned Links/Humor board, DBZ face-posing and all.
A short, low-stakes Links/Humor thread from December 2007 where hunterbrute224 posts a YouTube video referencing the 'It's Over 9000' meme, sparking a brief back-and-forth about its Dragon Ball Z origins and its spread via 4chan. Other members chime in with quick laughs and meme appreciation, including a nod to the era's 'face posing' trend. It's a small, dated snapshot of mid-2000s internet meme culture as it filtered through a gaming/cheat forum's off-topic section.
A MEME DERIVED FROM THIS SHOT FROM DBZ, PEOPLE MAKE IT FOR MANY THINGS, SUCH AT OMG LOOK AT THAT CAR, HOW MUCH IS IT THEN SOMEONE SCREAMS ITS OVER 9000!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! lol its a 4chan thing— hunterbrute224
lol i laugh at his face.. pretty funny.. "over 9000??!!?!?
rifk, <3 4chan memes. TF2 + 9000 = epic win— zarmanin
WoW-forums are gud
A screenshot of a dead WoW player's inventory turns a whole thread into a running gag about loot drops.
A short Links/Humor thread from December 2007 where user Bradders posted a WoW forums screenshot ('I lol'd') that got a steady trickle of replies from regulars riffing on it, particularly a low-level character's comment on the death. It's a small, low-stakes slice of forum life rather than any drama — just members trading one-liners and laughing along over a few days. Reflects Gametration's off-topic humor culture around 2007, when Counter-Strike cheat scene and general gaming banter shared space with random meme posts.
I lol'd— Bradders
Lol @ the level one's comment. How WoW is that...— -Shikari-
he passed away sucide? like serenity? anyway...— jcomp6
OWNAGE gifs thread
Just a January 2008 night of Photobucket-hosted 'ownage' gifs and a pigeon debate that never really ends
A classic low-effort/high-fun Off-Topic humor thread where LoRd Ragealot dumps a batch of 'ownage' reaction gifs (blue screens, facepalms, spartan kicks) hosted on old Photobucket albums, and regulars pile on with their own gif collections and quick reactions. It's pure filler-content nostalgia bait typical of mid-2000s forums — no drama, just members laughing, bumping the thread months later, and debating which gif was the best. A small slice of the site's Off-Topic > Links/Humor culture where CS:S/CS 1.6 players hung out between cheat discussions.
ROFL the pingeon one is better— DarkSoulSwiper
BUMP because i found my favorite one.— Goodapollo
I lold really hard at a few....— hunterbrute224
Watch This 100% Classic
A random 'classic' video link spirals into a nut-squishing insult war on page 3.
A Links/Humor thread sharing a video someone deemed '100% classic' ran long enough to hit a third page, by which point the actual link had been buried under bickering. havok123 fired off a crude insult defending the post, Don Ruski (a well-known veteran member, 'FkN Godfather') co-signed it approvingly, and banned member Keskin^ lingered nearby with a hostile signature line. Classic low-stakes forum sniping typical of the Off-Topic section.
Odds are, you are a 16 year old cunt getting his nuts squished. If you can do better, lets see.— havok123
Couldn't have said it better.— Don Ruski
I don't like yuo!— Keskin^
Call of Duty 4 Megashare Link Thread
A single megashare link for CoD4 kept this thread alive for six pages of thank-yous and 'unhide' spam.
A November 2007 post by member Afteryou dropped a Megashare download link for Call of Duty 4 in the Red Light District's Games subforum, and the thread ran for six pages mostly full of one-word thanks, requests to 'unhide' the link, and a handful of complaints about Megashare's free download cap. There's a flicker of drama when a member asks Afteryou why he'd previously been banned, and Afteryou shuts the question down without explanation. By the later pages the replies have turned into a mechanical parade of the forum's 'Warn System' signatures alongside terse 'ty' posts, typical of a long-running download thread on its way to being buried by bumps.
Not being a dick but that does not concern you— Afteryou
fuck megashare i can only download 250mb unless i pay for more thnx but no thnx— mermaid00
sick, man thanks a lot and i see youve been unbanned, afteryou. im kinda curious, why were you banned in the first place?— SDJH2982
Halo 2 Vista Full Game Share Thread
Four pages of 'thanks bro' for a pirated Halo 2 Vista port, straight from the Red Light District.
A long-running thread in the Games sub-board under Red Light District where someone shared the full Halo 2 Vista game, followed by dozens of members dropping quick thank-you replies over months (late 2007 into early 2008). The page captures the tail end of the thread's life, page 3 of 4, mostly one-liners of gratitude with little discussion beyond that. A couple of the posters later show up marked as Banned, a common fate on this forum. It's a snapshot of classic warez-sharing thread culture rather than any real conversation.
cool,thx ive been looking 4 dis game.— Flare124
thanks fluff man +10 cool points— ttocszed
Seems to sound like it works?— sanjuro3456
BioShock Download Thread (Rapidshare, 2007)
One Romanian member drops a BioShock link and half the forum just says 'ty' for three months straight.
A simple file-sharing post in the Red Light District's Games subforum, where member Nur5 shared a Rapidshare download for BioShock (2007). The thread ran from September through December 2007 and is almost entirely a chain of one-word 'thanks' replies, unhide requests, and a couple of members mentioning they'd heard good things about the game before playing it. Nothing dramatic happened — it's a snapshot of the era's casual, low-effort warez-sharing culture where gratitude posts kept threads alive for months.
heard this game was good letz hope it is ty— olie22
Good to see ppl appreciate.. Thanks all— Nur5
woah ty my friend's been telling me how good this game is— KhyLisOnFire
Unreal Tournament (1999) Share Thread
sweetkilla drops the OG 1999 Unreal Tournament in the warez bin, and the mums-basement crowd loses it
A Red Light District > Games thread on Fkn0wned.Com where user sweetkilla posted a hidden download link for Unreal Tournament, later confirmed to be the original 1999 release. The rest of the page is the classic hidden-content ritual: a long chain of members posting 'unhide' just to reveal the link, with a few genuine thanks and some excited nostalgia over it being the '99 edition rather than a sequel. Purely a file-sharing/gratitude thread with no real drama, just the everyday texture of the forum's warez culture.
The first? The 1999 edition? Holy shit, I'm hoping it's... [EDIT] YES IT IS Downloading it, I love you sweetkilla <3— AddiKT1ve
Yep it is 1999 edition HAVE FUN!— sweetkilla
hide......i mean unhide— $exil
Mobile games
A guy dumps a pile of downloaded mobile games in 2007, and half the forum just shows up to say 'thx' and 'unhide'
In late 2007, member banak posted a share of mobile games in the Red Light District's Games subforum, noting they mostly worked across phones but screen sizes might not fit right. The thread ballooned into dozens of short replies over the following weeks and into January 2008, mostly members thanking the poster, asking to 'unhide' the content, or hoping their specific phone model would run the games. It's a classic low-effort warez-share thread of the era, capturing the casual file-sharing culture of the forum rather than any real discussion or drama.
I've downloaded alot of mobile games. They allmost work on all mobiles but the screen maybe not fit though— banak
cool, hope they work on my slivr— truce07
I Hope this have Mr.Bean Racing!— {}JuNNeZ{}
Counter-Strike: Condition Zero RapidShare Share Thread
A guy named pato drops a RapidShare full install of Condition Zero and half the forum just says 'ty' for four months straight
A classic Fkn0wned warez-share post: member 'pato' of the GFX Crew posted a hidden (password-locked) RapidShare link set for a full Counter-Strike: Condition Zero 2-CD install, sourced from a site called ZonaPirata.net. The thread became one of those long-running 'unhide/ty' bump chains typical of the Red Light District > Games board, running from July 2007 into December that year, with dozens of members dropping in just to say thanks or ask to unhide the content. By November, at least one poster noted the RapidShare links had already died, a common fate for these old file-hosting shares.
Comes with counterstrike 1.6 CD1— pato
unhide ty?— logik92
EDIT: links are dead— retarded_elephant69
Cool game links
New guy dumps a pile of pirated game torrents just to avoid looking like a leech — then panics and asks how to delete it
A newer member, l3g0, posted a list of TPB torrent links for games like GTA San Andreas, GTA 3, KOTOR, Football Manager 2008, and COD 4, mainly to prove he wasn't just leeching off the forum. Another member (ri0t) politely pointed out it was already posted in the right sub-forum (Red Light District), and a couple of people thanked him for the KOTOR links anyway. l3g0 then asked if the duplicate thread could be deleted so he wouldn't get in trouble — a small, very of-its-era moment of forum etiquette anxiety.
hey, only really got my accoutn and dont wanna be seen as a leacher so thought id post some good game links up for any1 who wants to dload lol— l3g0
is there a way of deleting this thread? dont wanna get in trouble for 2 threads that are the same:P— l3g0
umm....It is the wrong forum. Your looking for the red-lights district. But thankyou for contributing anyway.— ri0t
Hellgate: London!! (Red Light District > Games)
prefeK drops a full-game link for Hellgate: London and forty members line up just to say thanks and beg for an unhide
A 2007 post in the Red Light District's Games sub-board where regular prefeK shared a download for the RPG/shooter Hellgate: London, admitting he hadn't even played it himself but had heard it was good. The thread ballooned into a long, low-effort chain of 'thx', 'nice', and 'unhide please' replies stretching into 2008, with a few members debating whether the game even worked online without an account, and a couple worrying the links were already dead. It's a classic warez-board artifact: less discussion, more a queue of members bumping for access.
Haven't tried, but I heard it's an awesome game. Hurry before links go dead!!!— prefeK
dont tell me its dead— mcmag4
idk if it still works but lets try— soad11789
3D Sex Villa v3.4 bump thread
Page 3 of a horny little download thread that somehow ran forever and got tagged '-1 rep' for it
A late-stage page of a long-running Red Light District thread sharing the adult simulation game '3D Sex Villa v3.4', mostly consisting of members dropping in months apart just to say thanks, laugh, or bump the topic. By this point (early 2008) the thread had clearly outlived its original purpose, with regulars noting it was an old classic resurfacing and one member razzing everyone for still checking it. Pure low-effort bump culture typical of a warez/adult-content subforum, more notable for its longevity than any actual discussion.
HAHAHAH i havent see this in a long time— Yangsta
lol you guys have NO lives— Marc347
Bow Chica Bow Wow— lowhailfire
Drug Lord 2.0 (Rapidshare) - Games sharing thread
Someone dropped a decade-old text-based drug dealing sim in the warez board and the whole thread just chilled out about it
A member named asshoel50 shared a download for 'Drug Lord 2.0,' an old text-based drug dealing simulator, in the Red Light District's Games subforum. The replies are low-key and casual — a mix of 'sounds fun,' a report of an install error, and a couple of members who actually tried it and gave it a thumbs up. A minor aside sees banak ribbing another member ('jobanak') about screenshots, and a late reply from blackxthink (posted 'Yesterday') just says 'omg lol,' showing this thread stayed lightly bumped over time.
Fight and sell your way to the biggest rank : DRUG LORD!— asshoel50
you are a bitch, when it comes to screenshots— banak
played it..its a fun game played for about 30mins lol— l3g0
[RS]Halo Series - single-player uploads (Halo: CE & Halo 2 PC)
Staff member shares Halo & Halo 2 PC for the XP kids stuck without Vista — 'HELL YEAH' indeed.
A 2008 post in the 'Red Light District > Games' board where staff member hunterbrute224, self-described as a huge Halo fan, shared single-player copies of Halo: Combat Evolved and Halo 2 PC, including a patch to get Halo 2 running on Windows XP. He was explicit that multiplayer wouldn't work. A handful of regulars (sanjuro3456, XyHavix, Blaqk) dropped in with quick thanks and props, giving it a casual, low-drama, appreciative vibe typical of file-share threads on the forum.
I am, as you might know, a HUGE halo fan, these are my 2 most favorite PC games.— hunterbrute224
Brute ftw.— XyHavix
Nice one Hunterbrute!!! I shall DL Halo now.— sanjuro3456
GTA: San Andreas Compressed Download Thread (2007)
A 2007 file-share post for a compressed GTA: San Andreas rip that quietly racked up six pages of 'thanks mate'
A member named hEndr!x posted a compressed (671MB) copy of GTA: San Andreas along with an install tutorial link, filed oddly under the 'Red Light District > Games' section of Gametration.com's forums. The rest of the thread is mostly other members dropping by to say thanks or give quick one-word replies, typical of the site's file-sharing culture. Nothing dramatic happens here — it's a low-stakes, high-traffic download thread of the kind that filled early cheat/warez forums, notable mainly as a time capsule of that era's community norms and slang.
Thanks mate!— SheepyMilk
awesome— soad11789
thanks alot— babycurt
World In Conflict [RAPIDSHIT]
Peski-Ruski drops a cracked copy of World in Conflict, and the thread turns into a roll call of 'ty' posts and one guy roasted for his -17 forum points
A 2007 post in the Red Light District > Games section shared a copy of Massive Entertainment's Cold War RTS World in Conflict, tagged with the classic '[RAPIDSHIT]' label denoting a RapidShare-hosted warez upload. The thread is mostly a string of members thanking the poster, with a small side exchange where Peski-Ruski razzes another user for having a deeply negative forum reputation score before confirming the release was a cracked version. Typical low-drama download-thread vibe of the era, notable mainly as a time capsule of how pirated game releases circulated on fkn0wned.
LOL dude you're at -15 points how's you manage that?— Peski-Ruski
It's a cracked version...— Peski-Ruski
zomg he is at -17 points how do u get minus point any way thanks can you play online with this ?— minitureman
[RS.com] Call of Duty 4 (ISO+Crack) — Tested & Working thread
The old warez thread where half the board just dropped by to say 'thanx' and 'nice'
A multi-page thread in the Red Light District > Games board sharing a RapidShare-hosted copy of Call of Duty 4 with a crack, claimed by the OP to be tested and working. The bulk of the surviving pages are just a long trail of members bumping the thread with one-word replies like 'thanx', 'ty', 'hey', 'shweet' and 'nice u', typical of pirate-download threads on this era of forum. No real drama or discussion took place here — it's mostly a functional download thread that stayed alive for pages on low-effort gratitude posts.
Thanx— antithesis1234
Shweet— chaser123
nice u— haha.1
Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock - PC release thread
Ancient forum ritual: someone drops a PC game link, forty guys reply 'ty'.
This is the tail end of a Red Light District 'Games' board thread sharing a download/info link for Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock on PC, originally posted by -Shikari-. The rest of the thread is a long chain of members bumping in with one-word thanks ('thnx', 'sick', 'ty ty merry christmas', etc.), typical of these download-sharing threads. One member questions whether a 360 controller is required to play, and another jokes about wondering if you could even get a PC guitar peripheral. Classic low-effort bump culture of the era, spanning December 2007 into January 2008.
do u NEED the 360 controller, cuz if u do than thats gay!— adam-buster
lol wow had no idea they had this game for pc. I wonder if you can get the guitar for pc.— scrap512
ty ty merry christmas— mrkevinboi
Hitman 4: Blood Money - Download Share Thread
A supervisor drops three download links for Hitman: Blood Money, and the replies are exactly what you'd expect from a 2007 gaming forum.
A simple file-sharing thread in the Games subforum of the Red Light District section, where staff member HaSh posted download links for Hitman: Blood Money along with a cover image. The thread ran three pages mostly filled with members saying thanks, asking if the links still worked, and one joking about the game's cover art. Nothing dramatic happened here — it's a quiet snapshot of everyday forum life: casual downloads, low-effort bumps, and the kind of throwaway banter that filled these boards between the bigger cheat-scene threads.
nice b000bs— Igot2balls
please still be working— DJones
Death by hackers. How classic?— whee
Unreal Tournament 3 rapidshare share thread
Someone dropped the full UT3 release into the Red Light District — cue the 74-part rapidshare pain
A member posted a download listing for Unreal Tournament 3 in the Red Light District's Games subforum back in January 2008, complete with cover art. The thread drew a steady trickle of one-word thank-yous over about two weeks, with a running gag forming around the sheer number of split archive parts needed to grab the game without a premium download account. It's a small, quiet snapshot of how pre-streaming/pre-cheap-broadband forums traded big game files piecemeal.
FUCKING JESUS! 74 PARTS!?!?! HOLY SHIT! All of a sudden it doesn't look very sexy...-.-— BANG!!
You guys better have a premium rapidshare account or this would be a pain in the ass to download without it.— lragnarok11
74 parts is alot it would take me 2 weeks to download it cuz i dont have a premium account— nextplague
GTA:SA Warez Drop Sparks Confusion Over Link Rules
A 2007 warez-forum GTA:SA link drop that immediately spirals into 'wait, are links even allowed here?'
A member posting under the handle Guru drops what's framed as a GTA San Andreas share (sourced, by his own admission, from a warez forum) in the Red Light District's Games section. The replies are mostly confusion and forum-culture chatter rather than substance: one user questions whether posting links like this is even allowed, another asks if it's some new version of the game, and Guru shrugs that he can't verify anything about it himself. A staff member (Rockforce) shows up partway through, though the visible page cuts off before any moderation verdict.
What the f00kzz0rz? What is this?? OMG!! LINKS???? I toughtz that wasnt allowed rofl— Killz0rzz
Dunno, cant find anything of it on google, I found this on a warez forum— Guru
i this t3e new version of san andreas?— Hypaciax
Sims 2 (Full Collection) share thread
One guy dumps the entire Sims 2 collection in the warez bin and the thank-you train runs for two straight months.
A classic Red Light District 'Games' post from October 2007 where user pyeman shared a full Sims 2 collection download. The thread devolved into the usual pirate-forum ritual: dozens of members dropping one-liner thanks, lols, and 'ty' posts through late December 2007, with a brief aside from Archies noting he actually buys his games. It's a low-drama, high-volume bump thread typical of the era's file-sharing culture rather than any real discussion.
Gay.. I acctaully pay for all the games :/— Archies
SO NICE MAN! THANKS ALOT!— nightcor3
omg pwn !— blackxthink
Gears of War (Razor1911) Netload Release Thread
Twenty download links, one cracked Gears of War, and a trail of "thx man" that ran from December 2007 into the new year.
This is the tail end of a Red Light District release thread sharing a Razor1911-cracked copy of Gears of War via Netload links, capped at '20 links'. The visible page is almost entirely the reply tail: a string of members dropping quick thanks and reactions rather than substantive discussion. It captures the routine warez-sharing culture of Fkn0wned's Games subforum, where posts like this quietly circulated pirated PC ports to a small but steady stream of grateful posters.
OMG I LOVE YOU HASH— blackxthink
Oh wow I wanna try this out on my PC— hunterbrute224
yay awesome game thx man— Skorpian
LoverOfGods Needs Any Age Of Empires (Allowance Crisis Edition)
A kid's dad cut his allowance for four months, so naturally he came to the Requests board for Age of Empires.
A quick, low-stakes thread in the Red Light District > Requests board where member LoverOfGods asked for any Age of Empires game, citing a parentally-imposed allowance freeze as motivation. Fellow member milkrulz04 promptly delivered links for Age of Empires III: The Asian Dynasties, The WarChiefs, and Age of Empires II: The Age of Kings within about half an hour. A couple of members chimed in afterward, one joking about the generosity of throwing in two expansion packs, another just riding the thread's coattails for the same freebies.
hi, i just need any Age Of Empires if u can plz help my dad cut off my allowance for 4 months— LoverOfGods
this helps me to:D— cannavaro
Why did you give him 2 expanion packs for AOE3— bobbafett07
[REQ] Clubland Extreme Hardcore 4
A tracklist, a rapidshare link, and a mystery password nobody ever cracked
A member requested the full 'Clubland Extreme Hardcore 4' hardcore/happy-hardcore compilation (listing all three discs' tracklists) in the Requests subforum of the Red Light District. Another user, waLLa, uploaded it fairly quickly, and a couple of others chimed in to thank him or ask for it too. The thread ends on a small anticlimax: the uploaded file turned out to be password-protected and nobody in the thread actually knew the password, leaving latecomers stuck.
There's a pass on it that i dont know ;o— Christobell
whats the pass to this?— pato
He doesn't know -.-— Christobell
Ali G in the House - Soundtrack Request
A guy just wanted that one Ali G movie song, and the forum actually delivered.
A small, low-stakes request thread in the Red Light District's Requests board where user olie22 asked for help identifying a song from 'Ali G Indahouse' (the 'wicked wicked' track). Kida quickly posted the full soundtrack listing, olie22 confirmed the song was 'Incredible,' and a handful of other members chimed in with quick thanks. A quiet, friendly slice of everyday forum life rather than any drama or notable event.
i want the wicked wicked song but i dont even know who made it or whats its called— olie22
Aaaaaiight, tnx nigga— Tundergun
Rofl this is going into my mobile thanks— banak
Dexter Episode Request: Megaupload vs Rapidshare Host Wars
A member just wanted every episode of Dexter — as long as it wasn't on Rapidshare.
A short, quiet request thread in the Red Light District's Requests subforum where user Josh Terrible {HxC} asked for the full run of the TV show Dexter, specifically requesting Megaupload links over Rapidshare due to download limits. Fellow member blackxthink chimed in jokingly suggesting a 'Megaupload toolbar' as a workaround, which Josh took at face value and asked where to get it. A small, mundane slice of the classic mid-2000s file-sharing forum culture, complete with host wars between Megaupload and Rapidshare.
please no rapidshares go for megaupload— Josh Terrible {HxC}
Its why the legaly premium is here to help you! Download the megaupload tool bar— blackxthink
where can i download this so-called toolbar?— Josh Terrible {HxC}
Massive Download List! 3000+
A megathread of 3,000+ downloads that everybody said 'thanks' to and nobody remembers what was actually in it.
This is page 3 of a long-running Software subforum thread built around a huge, community-compiled download list (advertised at over 3,000 items) posted in Fkn0wned's Red Light District section. The visible content is almost entirely late replies from late 2007 into early 2008 — short bumps, thank-yous, and 'unhide' requests from members trying to see the hidden download links. It captures the low-effort, gratitude-spam culture typical of big resource-list threads on cheat/warez-adjacent forums of that era, with posters mostly just registering appreciation rather than discussing content.
thats the biggest list of anything ever!! lol— Famousss
dude thats sick!— night2shade
I only need perl— {}JuNNeZ{}
Autodesk Maya 2008 Unlimited warez share
A warez-era share of pro 3D software that turned into a little parade of 'thx man' replies and a mod request.
A post in the Red Light District > Software subforum by prolific uploader LoRd Ragealot sharing a copy of Autodesk Maya 8/2008 Unlimited, padded out with copy-pasted marketing feature blurbs and stock promo images. The replies are the classic low-effort warez-thread chorus: quick thanks, 'great find,' a couple of 'unhide pl0x' requests from members without full access, and one poster claiming he'd been using it for a month and a half. It's a small, ordinary slice of the forum's software-piracy culture rather than anything dramatic — notable mainly for the uploader's self-congratulatory thread title and one member (prinz) casually asking to be made a mod of the Software section in the middle of it.
1 of my best posts!!— LoRd Ragealot
yeah! great find indeed....and who showed you the way?! who was your leader?!— mirco182
unhide pl0x— xStJimmyx
Microsoft Office 2007 Enterprise share thread — unhide culture in action
Fourteen guys, one pirated Office suite, and a whole lot of 'unhide plz'
A long-running Red Light District software thread where a member had shared a download for Microsoft Office 2007 Enterprise, and this page catches the tail end of it — page 3 of 4 — filled almost entirely with short 'thanks/unhide' replies from members trying to reveal the hidden download content. It's a snapshot of classic warez-board etiquette: post a one-liner of gratitude to unlock access to the link. Nothing dramatic happens, just the steady hum of a forum doing what Red Light District boards did best.
tanks you— mflames01
unhode plz nd ty in advance— mcglynn05
Thanks, really needed this— Giibi
Youtube Grabber 1.0.0.1 release thread
A guy posts a screenshot of a YouTube downloader and half the board just says 'ty'.
In August 2007, member aKari shared a tool called 'Youtube Grabber 1.0.0.1' with nothing more than a version number and a screenshot link, prompting immediate confusion from posters asking what it actually did. A couple of members clarified it simply let you download videos from YouTube, after which the thread devolved into a long string of low-effort 'thx'/'ty' replies that dragged on from August into November 2007. It's a small, quintessential slice of mid-2000s warez-forum culture: a niche utility, minimal explanation, and a wall of gratitude posts padding out the reply count.
Whats it do.— pwn911
deos this make you an administrator is deos it do nothing. please put in more info callign it a grabber deosnt do much.— flameshot12
it just lets u download vids from youtube. thx— deboy
Full Speed Internet Broadband Connection v2.1 (UNTESTED)
A miracle 'speed booster' download that even its own uploader admitted was untested — and everyone piled on anyway
A member named prinz posted a classic late-2000s internet snake-oil download promising instantly faster browsing, downloads, and streaming, flagged upfront as 'UNTESTED.' The thread is a low-stakes, mildly skeptical chain of replies — some members calling it obvious bullshit, others thanking prinz or promising to test it and report back, with a general shrug of 'might as well try it' energy. Nobody in the visible thread ever confirms whether it actually worked, aside from one lone 'lol it works' from c0rpsegrinder. Pure filler-era forum nostalgia: a shady tool, a skeptical crowd, and dozens of one-line bumps.
Sounds like a load of crap to me..— Monkeygeek
Thanks prinz, i personally also thinks its a load of bullshit but im gonna download and test it! Ill post resultz soon— Paws
lol it works— c0rpsegrinder
Attacker Hackers CD V.1
Some guy dumps a mystery 'hacker toolkit' CD in the warez subforum, half the replies say thanks, the other half say it's probably a virus.
A member called dark_skillz posted a compilation package billed as a collection of 'PC hacking', 'web hacking', and 'e-mail hacking' tools in the Software section of the Red Light District. The replies are the classic warez-thread mix: a bunch of low-effort 'ty'/'thx' posts, some skepticism about whether the download was legit, and at least one member reporting that a virus scan flagged multiple detections in the archive. A few regulars joked about the irony of expecting a 'hacker CD' not to contain malware, while others openly said they wouldn't risk downloading it.
ohmygot is this real ?— __yess__
maybe because its a hackers cd?!!!?!?! Nooooo, would you expect a virus if you downloaded a virus??!— Paws
if i gotto download this im not guna lel, prob a logger— steveo460
Wireless Hacking Live-CD (FBI version)
A shared 'wireless hacking' live-CD thread where half the replies are just people joking the feds were gonna kick your door in
A long-running (3-page) Software subforum thread in the Red Light District section sharing a wireless-hacking live-CD download, tagged jokingly as the 'FBI version.' By this later stretch the thread had mostly devolved into short one-liners: some members hyping it up as cool, others joking nervously that downloading it would get the FBI to raid your house. A few newer/low-post members just dropped quick thank-yous or asked for hidden content to be unhidden. It's a small, low-effort tail-end of a bigger download thread rather than a big drama moment.
i wouldnt download this its the fbi FBI they'll bust into your house catch you in a porno crysis— IPwn3d
looks cool thanks F— Famousss
ty unhide plz:) sound so cool— cheaterjoe1
Windows Genuine/Activation Cracking Pack Thread
The one where a member handed out a one-stop 'make Windows genuine' pack and the whole Red Light District said thanks
A late-December 2007 post in the Software subforum of the Red Light District section offering a tool claimed to activate and validate various Windows versions (Vista, XP variants, Longhorn). It's a classic low-effort 'release' thread from the era's warez-adjacent forum culture, followed by a dozen short replies that are mostly one-word thanks, emoticons, and casual chatter rather than any real discussion. Nothing dramatic happened here — it's a mundane but representative snapshot of how these boards traded activation/cracking tools openly back then.
This App Enables you to Activate and Validate All Windows OS— anarchie65
i open the unhidden content— rangadrum
thx need this^^— .:BaTmAn:.
Dreamweaver CS3 CRACK
A quick warez drop in the Red Light District — and a round of 'thanks bro' from the regulars
A short, low-key thread in Fkn0wned's Red Light District > Software subforum where member blackxthink posted a crack for Adobe Dreamweaver CS3, with a note to keep a backup of the original exe. The rest of the thread is the classic pattern of forum life at the time: a handful of members dropping by to say thanks, ask for a re-upload/unhide, and share Xfire handles. Nothing dramatic — just a snapshot of everyday file-sharing activity typical of the Red Light District section.
Don't forget to keep a copy of your old dreamweaver.exe— blackxthink
unhide? 8D please and thank you.— Josh Terrible {HxC}
hey man thanks! woot woot! fkn0wned ftw!— Josh Terrible {HxC}
McAfee Total Protection share with sneaky 'thanks' rapidshare link
A member drops a McAfee download and slips in a sneaky 'thank you' rapidshare link — classic 2007 forum hustle.
This is a 2007 Software subforum post in Gametration's 'Red Light District' section, where user Sonikk shared a mounted-image copy of McAfee Total Protection with no serial needed. The reply chain is the usual short courtesy bump — a string of 'ty', 'thx', and 'cool thx' from members across CS 1.6, CS:S, and WoW crowds. Nothing dramatic happens; it's a low-stakes software-sharing thread typical of the era's cheat/warez-adjacent forums, notable mostly for the cheeky 'download this to say thanks' link Sonikk tacked onto a legit-sounding antivirus share.
NO SERIAL OR CRACK REQUIRED— Sonikk
Feel like saying thanks for the download? Then download this file to support me— Sonikk
cool thx EDIT: whats the pass????— Master_Killer
"get free $, i had tested - its work" - the A.W.Surveys referral pitch thread
A brand-new member with 20 posts swore his survey-site referral link paid out $27, and the forum did not believe him for one second.
A low-post-count member named kib0rg posted a classic 2007-era 'get paid to fill out surveys' referral pitch (A.W.Surveys), claiming he'd personally cashed out and pasted the site's full FAQ to back it up. Regulars immediately clocked it as spam/scammy self-promotion, with one member noting kib0rg was already suspected of spreading viruses, and another simply replying 'fuck you!'. The thread fizzles into a few dismissive one-liners ('Lol, surveys', 'wtf') before dying out, a pretty typical fate for referral-link spam on the Red Light District > Software board.
i had get 27$ for free its easy - only register 1 free account in my link, and i have small bonus and you!— kib0rg
fuck you!— __yess__
Noob is already suspected for giving virusses and shit, he as 14 posts, So don't listen to this fag;)— FL_Freak
Adobe CS3 Master Collection warez drop
A one-line software drop that turned into a chorus of 'ty', 'w00t', and one guy hoping it had Premiere
A short, low-effort release thread in the Red Light District's Software subforum where user Peski-Ruski posted the Adobe CS3 Master Collection with the terse title 'bitch.' The replies are pure late-2000s forum filler: quick thanks, hype, and one member asking if Adobe Premiere was included. Nothing dramatic happened here—it's a snapshot of the everyday warez-sharing culture that filled this corner of the forum.
w00t bitch?— banak
i hope it has adobe premiere!— Archies
Sounds Sexy...— onepop
RapidShare Automatic Downloader Tool Share (2007)
An early tool promised to automate RapidShare downloads — and the thread instantly turned into a scam-check ritual.
In July 2007, Supervisor DCLXVI posted a shared tool ("[Forumwz]") claiming to batch-download or queue multiple RapidShare links from a text file. The thread quickly filled with the classic Red Light District pattern: people asking if it actually worked, someone immediately suspicious it was a fake or malicious 'rapidshit' link, then a wave of one-word thanks and 'nice/ty' replies once it was vouched as legit. It's a small, unremarkable but very representative snapshot of the forum's software-sharing subculture and its casual trust economy.
better not be rapidshit link— Darkchaos556
Win for not rapidshit link— Darkchaos556
does it worK?— wheaties
Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 ISO RIP + Crack
That time a Fkn0wned mod dropped a full MCE 2005 review-slash-download and half the board just wanted it for their old laptop
A 2007 post by supervisor DCLXVI in the Red Light District's Software subforum, offering a ripped/cracked ISO of Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 alongside a genuinely detailed writeup covering TV-tuner cards, remote controls, MPEG2 codecs, and hardware requirements. The thread reads like a mini tech-review article bundled with a warez drop, and the replies are the usual low-effort thanks and 'sick'/'nice' chatter typical of software-sharing threads on the site. One user jokes about already having 'Media Center Vista Edition,' prompting a mildly confused follow-up, and the thread trails off with drive-by one-word bumps months later into December.
aw nice. to bad i just installed Media Center Vista edition on mah Media Center computr.— AveLoN
Media center vista? hm never heard of it is it new?— ynaggo
sweet, ive been looking for this— reaper-Z
Shifty's Teamspeak Hacker Pack: the eternal 'unhide' bump thread
Seven pages deep, one lonely 'unhide' request at a time — a 2008 Teamspeak hack pack refuses to die.
This was the tail end of a long-running Red Light District > Software thread sharing 'Shifty's Teamspeak Hacker Pack,' a pirated software/tools bundle typical of fkn0wned's warez corner. By page seven the actual content was long buried under a wall of low-effort bumps — 'thx,' 'unhide,' 'great share man' — from members trying to reveal hidden download links. It's less a discussion than a ritual: newcomers filing in month after month just to say thanks and beg for visibility on an old post.
thx mate wow great work— sigismunt
unhide— craigp123
The "Unhide" Asshole— Big Smoke