Off-Topic Gold
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Thief 3: Deadly Shadows game share thread
Old-school stealth classic gets the fkn0wned game-share treatment, box art and all.
A short thread in the Red Light District > Games subforum where supervisor-ranked member HaSh posted a download link (with crack/patch) for Thief 3: Deadly Shadows, accompanied by two box-art/screenshot images. Typical of the era's file-sharing threads on smaller gaming forums, offering pirated copies of older PC titles to the community. Minimal discussion attached, just the drop and images.
All Pokemon Games GBA + Emulator
HaSh dumps the entire Pokemon back catalog plus an emulator in one thread — peak 2007 Red Light District loot.
A download-sharing thread in Fkn0wned's 'Red Light District > Games' subforum, posted by supervisor HaSh, bundling a GBA emulator with a large batch of classic Pokemon titles (Crystal, FireRed, LeafGreen, Red, Sapphire, Yellow, Emerald, Ruby, Silver, Pinball). Typical of the era's ROM-sharing culture that thrived alongside cheat and hacking communities. No real discussion visible beyond the initial post — a classic 'here's the pack' thread rather than a debate.
Diablo 2: Lord of Destruction ISO share thread
A 2007 RapidShare-era Diablo 2 upload thread, filed away in the Red Light District's Games subforum
A file-sharing post from September 2007 offering a Diablo II: Lord of Destruction ISO via RapidShare, posted by longtime supervisor Janza with cover art and screenshots attached. A couple of members chimed in afterward, one just leaving a placeholder reply and another (a banned member) also posting. It's a small snapshot of the classic 2000s warez-sharing culture that ran through Fkn0wned's Games board.
Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos cracked download thread
A 2007 pirated copy of Warcraft III makes the rounds in Fkn0wned's Red Light District
A game-sharing thread posted in the 'Red Light District > Games' section offering a cracked copy of Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos, complete with a game description, screenshots, and a download link. Typical of the era's warez-sharing forum culture, where cracked PC games were casually posted alongside cheat databases for Counter-Strike and other titles. The original poster, DCLXVI, was a prolific 'Forum Addict' with thousands of posts; the thread drew at least one quick reply before the page cuts off.
RESIDENT EVIL MEGA THREAD! - Movies, RE:4 PC, and more
One thread to rule them all: zombies, Milla Jovovich, and RE:4 finally hitting PC.
A general fan-discussion thread in the Games subforum dedicated to all things Resident Evil, spanning the movie franchise (including the Apocalypse film) and the PC release of Resident Evil 4. Started by longtime member Fluffman as a catch-all 'mega thread' for the series, it reads as a typical mid-2000s gaming-community hangout post rather than any drama or major event. The archived content is mostly forum scaffolding with limited substantive discussion preserved.
Epic Movie
One of Fkn0wned's oldest mods drops a rant about the spoof flick 'Epic Movie' — did it land or bomb?
A rant/discussion thread in the Off-Topic > Rants and Raves subforum, started by longtime Super Moderator Shifty., about the 2007 parody film 'Epic Movie'. Fits the forum's rant-not-flame rules for the board, where members vented opinions on movies, media, and everyday annoyances rather than each other. Only the opening post is preserved here, with the rest of the discussion spanning a second page not captured in this archive snippet.
[Rs.com] Clash of the Titans (2010) TS
PopTart drops a cam-quality Clash of the Titans rip, gatekept behind the classic 'reply to unlock' wall
A warez-section post in the Movies subforum of Fkn0wned's Red Light District, where longtime Warez King moderator PopTart shared a telesync (TS) copy of the 2010 film Clash of the Titans, complete with screenshots and a reply-gated download link. It's a small, routine snapshot of the site's file-sharing culture — low-effort but classic forum-economy stuff, where engagement (a reply) was the price of admission for content.
Rapidshare.com 1 Month Account - For Sale (2,000 points)
The forum owner himself hawking a month of Rapidshare for points — peak 2007 internet economy.
A short trading post in The Market Place where site owner TuxifieD offered a 1-month Rapidshare.com premium account for 2,000 forum points back in September 2007. Rapidshare was the go-to file host of the era, so premium access was a genuinely valuable commodity among members. [FkN] Crew regular Sonikk chimed in shortly after, likely showing interest, though the thread trails off with little further detail preserved.
Nofuck - EXISTENZmInImUm (2007) share thread
A staff member drops a 2007 self-produced thrash metal rip into the forum's music dumping ground.
A single-post thread in the Red Light District's Music subforum where a staff member shared a self-produced thrash metal album called 'EXISTENZmInImUm' by the artist Nofuck, released in 2007. The post includes standard release info (tracklist, bitrate, genre) formatted like a typical scene-style music rip post. This is a low-key, low-drama corner of the forum, part of the off-topic 'Red Light District' section where members shared media outside the main hacking/gaming content.
GTA: San Andreas Radio Soundtrack Tracklist Dump
Someone typed out the entire GTA: San Andreas radio soundtrack, disc by disc, station by station.
A member named Arcade posted the complete tracklist for every radio station disc from the Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas soundtrack, from Bounce FM's funk and soul all the way through Radio X's grunge and alt-rock. It's a pure nostalgia/reference dump rather than a discussion, sitting quietly in the Music subforum under Red Light District. A newer member named Trained Noob dropped a quick 'ty' in response, and Arcade posted once more after that, but the thread never grew beyond a small exchange.
Freeway - Free At Last (2007) Album Share
Roc-A-Fella rapper Freeway's 2007 album dropped here days before it even hit stores
A member posted a pre-release rip of Freeway's Roc-A-Fella album 'Free At Last', complete with cover art, rip stats, ASCII art, and full tracklist featuring guests like Jay-Z, 50 Cent, Busta Rhymes, Jadakiss, and Rick Ross. This lived in the Red Light District > Music subforum, the corner of the site for sharing albums outside the main gaming/cheat focus. A pretty standard scene-style release post typical of mid-2000s forum music trading culture.
Tangerine Dream - Quinoa (1998) album share
A lone electronic music post surfaces in fkn0wned's seedy 'Red Light District' corner
A brief music-sharing post in the Red Light District > Music subforum, where member '1 K Wonder' shared the Tangerine Dream album Quinoa (1998), listing a couple of its tracks. No real discussion followed in the archived excerpt — just a quiet drop typical of the niche, low-traffic corners of the forum away from the CS 1.6 and trading boards. A small glimpse of the more offbeat, cultured side of a forum otherwise known for gaming and cheat culture.
Jim Brickman - Homecoming (2007) music share
Someone dropped a cozy holiday piano album in the middle of the Red Light District
A member posted a share/release listing for Jim Brickman's 2007 Christmas album 'Homecoming', complete with cover art, label info, and full tracklist. It's a small, oddly wholesome outlier in a subforum otherwise dedicated to more adult content, typical of the anything-goes music-sharing culture common on gaming forums of the era.
The Simpsons Movie - Streamed Link Thread
Someone dropped a streaming link for the Simpsons Movie the week it hit theaters — 2007 internet in a nutshell.
A short-lived thread in the Red Light District > Movies subforum where a member posted a hidden/embedded stream link claiming 'better quality' for The Simpsons Movie, just days after its July 2007 release. Only a couple of replies came in before the page cuts off, typical of the quick drive-by link-sharing threads common in this section. Both posters listed are marked as banned members by the time of archiving, a common fate for accounts in this corner of the forum.
How to Crack Porn Passes
A classic Fkn0wned thread title that says it all — early-2010s forum culture in one line.
This page's content is almost entirely site navigation and board-index chrome from the old Fkn0wned forum, with the actual thread body not preserved in the archive. The title alone places it in the 'Tool Setups' area under the infamous 'Porn Paradise' section, a category that existed alongside Security & Hacking, Gaming Market, and Art and Design on this cheat-scene community site. It's a good snapshot of the forum's structure and irreverent, no-filter era rather than a record of any real discussion.
What Personality Are You?
An old-school forum personality quiz thread — pure early-2010s time-waster energy.
A lighthearted General Discussion thread on the Fkn0wned forum inviting members to take or discuss a 'what personality are you' style quiz. Typical of the community's off-topic chatter between cheat/hack talk, gaming, and market posts — a low-stakes bonding thread rather than anything technical or dramatic. No major drama or notable operational content, just members hanging out.
Maxmoefoe - Funny Surnames 4 Prank Call
Someone needed goofy surnames for a Maxmoefoe-style prank call bit — the thread that turned into a name-brainstorm free-for-all.
A General Discussion thread where members riffed on funny/absurd surnames to use for prank calls, apparently inspired by YouTube prankster Maxmoefoe's videos. Typical low-stakes, jokey off-topic banter that filled out the General board rather than anything to do with cheats or hacking. Captures the casual, meme-y side of the forum outside the gaming/security sections.
What Was Zimmerman Drawing in Court? [Cash Prize Contest]
A courtroom sketch mystery turns into a cash-prize guessing game.
A lighthearted competition thread in the General > Competitions section, riffing on the George Zimmerman trial (a major US news event at the time) and speculating on what he was doodling during proceedings. Members were invited to guess or caption the drawing for a small cash prize, typical of the forum's off-topic fun contests mixed in among its gaming/cheat-scene content.
How to Crack Combination Locks
Old-school forum life-hack thread: the one where fkn0wned tried to teach everyone lockpicking-adjacent tricks instead of game cheats for once.
A miscellaneous/general-discussion thread on the fkn0wned forum offering a guide on cracking combination locks, a break from the site's usual cheat-scene and gaming focus. The archived page mostly preserves site navigation and category listings rather than the actual post content, but it shows the forum's structure at the time, spanning gaming cheat databases (CS 1.6, CoD, Battlefield 3, Minecraft) and general sections like Security & Hacking, Gaming Market, and Porn Paradise. It's a small snapshot of the eclectic, anything-goes 'general' culture typical of early-2010s cheat/hacking forums.
Start eating healthier? — Serious Discussion
Before it was patches and cheats, fkn0wned was arguing about diet and self-improvement.
A rare off-topic, non-gaming thread from the Serious Discussion sub-board where members traded advice and opinions about eating healthier and improving their lifestyle. It's a small glimpse of the community outside its usual cheat-scene and gaming focus, showing members engaging in everyday, personal-life chatter. No major drama or notable events are preserved in the extracted content, just a slice of ordinary forum life.
Is Quitting Smoking Easy or Hard?
Fkn0wned's cheat kids take a break from aimbots to argue about nicotine addiction.
A rare off-topic 'Serious Discussion' thread on the cheat-scene forum Fkn0wned, where members debated whether quitting smoking is actually hard or just a matter of willpower. It shows the community's General section wasn't only about hacks and gaming market trades — there was also a space for genuine life-and-health chat between regulars. Archived content is thin, but the thread topic itself is a nostalgic glimpse of the forum's more human side.
Can Exes Stay Friends?
The old 'can you actually be friends with your ex' debate, fkn0wned edition.
A casual off-topic discussion thread in the Serious Discussion sub-forum where members weighed in on whether staying friends with an ex-partner is realistic. Typical of the forum's General section, which mixed cheat/hack talk with everyday life and relationship chatter among the regulars. No drama or notable events are preserved in this fragment beyond the thread topic itself.
Relationship Without Sex?? Possible???
Fkn0wned's cheat-scene regulars trade hot takes on love, sex, and relationships in the off-topic pit.
A Serious Discussion thread on the Fkn0wned forum where members debated whether a romantic relationship could work without a sexual component. Like many 'serious discussion' threads on cheat/hack forums of the era, it was less about gaming and more a space for the community to hash out life opinions, mixing genuine takes with the usual off-topic banter. No major drama or notable events are preserved beyond the general discussion itself.
There May Actually Be a Half Life 3 ARG
Someone spotted cryptic Half Life 3 ARG clues and the gaming board lost its mind speculating.
A thread in the Gaming News subforum discussing rumors and speculation about a possible alternate reality game (ARG) teasing Half Life 3. Typical of the era's Valve-watching culture, members traded theories, links, and skepticism about whether Valve was actually seeding clues or if fans were just pattern-matching out of desperation. Reflects the broader early-2010s internet obsession with Half Life 3 speculation that spanned many forums, not unique drama here but a snapshot of the hype cycle.
Dota 2 Beta Keys Giveaway Thread
The one where everyone wanted in on Dota 2 before it was even out
A thread in the Market Place / Discussion section from Fkn0wned's active days, centered on Dota 2 beta key access back when the game was still in closed beta and keys were a hot commodity across gaming forums. Typical of the era's 'giveaway or trade' threads that popped up on cheat-scene sites looking to build activity and goodwill. No standout drama survives in the page content, just a snapshot of the community's gaming-adjacent side outside the usual hacks and cheats talk.
Can Xbox players hack?
The eternal PC-vs-console flame war, one more time: can Xbox players even hack?
A Console Gaming Discussion thread posing the age-old question of whether Xbox players could hack, likely sparking the usual back-and-forth between console and PC crowds. Only the navigation and breadcrumb chrome survives from this archived page, so the actual back-and-forth content is lost to time. It sits under the site's broader cheat/hack database structure, which covered PC titles like Counter-Strike and Call of Duty, making console hacking a comparatively niche topic here.
Xbox 360 vs PS3/PSN console war thread
The console war that raged on fkn0wned's Console Gaming board — pick a side.
A Console Gaming Discussion thread on the old fkn0wned forum pitting Xbox 360 against PS3/PSN in the classic early-2010s console war debate. Sits within the site's broader Gaming category, alongside their cheat/hack database for PC titles like Counter-Strike and Call of Duty. No standout drama or notable quotes survive in this fragment, just a snapshot of the platform-loyalty arguments typical of the era.
Youtube Likes/Comments Request Thread
The old 'personal army' corner of the forum — where members begged for likes, comments, and clout on their YouTube videos.
This was the second page of a thread in the 'Personal Army Requests' subforum, part of the Security Discussions section, where members posted links to their YouTube videos asking others to like or comment to boost visibility. It's a small snapshot of the community's social side rather than its hacking/cheating focus — low-stakes, casual self-promotion typical of early-2010s forum culture. No major drama or notable technical content survived in this excerpt, just the ordinary back-and-forth of favor-trading among members.
Toilet Simulator 2013, Robot Vacuum Simulator 2013 & Curtain Simulator 2013
When shitposting about absurd 'simulator' games briefly took over Gaming Discussion.
A lighthearted thread in the Gaming Discussion board poking fun at the early-2010s glut of absurd 'simulator' games flooding Steam and app stores, riffing on fake titles like Toilet Simulator, Robot Vacuum Simulator, and Curtain Simulator. It reads as one of the community's typical off-topic gaming banter threads rather than anything serious — the kind of joke thread that filled the gap between cheat releases and drama.
Favourite Songs from Video-Games
The old off-topic crew traded their all-time favorite game soundtracks — pure nostalgia bait.
A casual Media Discussion thread where members shared and swapped their favorite video-game soundtracks and memorable in-game music moments. It's a light, off-topic hangout thread typical of the forum's General section, away from the cheat/hacking talk that dominated much of the site. No major drama here, just members bonding over shared gaming nostalgia.
These spammers - Personal Army Requests thread
Someone rallied the troops against a wave of forum spammers — page 1 of 2 and counting.
A short-lived call-to-arms thread posted in the Personal Army Requests sub-board of the Security Discussions section, where a member griped about spammers hitting the forum and asked others to pile on. It's a fairly generic 'personal army' post typical of the genre — light on substance, more a venting/rally thread than a real technical discussion. The thread ran to at least two pages, suggesting it got some engagement even if the content was thin.
Life Owner :D
One cryptic line about life not being 'beautiful' left the whole thread scratching their heads
A short-lived, thoroughly confusing thread in General Discussion where CoryZ posted a vague, moody one-liner that nobody could decode. Regulars including waLLa, Eckos, and staffer HaSh piled on asking what the actual point was, with HaSh dismissing it outright as pointless. It's a small, forgettable snapshot of the forum's off-topic chaos — eventually locked by a moderator with the classic one-word reason: 'stupid.'
its sad, your life isnt beautiful now........ <---- How freaka.— CoryZ
wtf are you on kid.— HaSh
o.o /high— [LiP]STicK.
Ardamax Keylogger Serial Giveaway
Someone dropped a free keylogger license and half the thread just wanted to know what it even did.
Member l3m0nz posted a registration serial for the Ardamax Keylogger software, branded with a fkn0wned-themed username, prompting a handful of members to test it and ask basic questions about what a keylogger license actually does. The thread has a low-key, everyday-tech-sharing vibe typical of the forum's General Discussion section, with some mild ribbing from regulars like LoRd Ragealot and ballistic, who pointed out that such serials were common knowge/easily found on warez sites rather than anything impressive.
wow thanx if this works i swear i gonna +Rep u..— haha.1
It's called a keygen, can easily be found on any warez site. Not exactly leet— ballistic
thx but I already have a working serial for ardamax— LoRd Ragealot
Hacking Hotmail: The Cookie-Swap Theory That Wasn't
A member's homebrew 'cookie-swap' theory for cracking Hotmail gets shot down fast by the staff
Member AKULA floats a half-baked idea about using the Firefox Tamper Data plug-in to somehow trick Hotmail into accepting a wrong password by messing with cookies. Other members, including staff member Scratch, quickly explain why the theory doesn't hold up technically, citing password encryption and account lockouts/captchas. AKULA concedes he was wrong, and the thread drifts toward a joke suggestion about fake MSN hoax tools before trailing off. Fairly typical late-2000s forum tech talk: more amateur speculation and back-and-forth than anything that actually worked.
Well, me theory is that you can switch the wrong password and make it correct by changing stuff like the cookies and stuff like that.— AKULA
theres no way your thoery will work.— Scratch
Ok then I was wrong lol— AKULA
CFL Riders vs Lions
A Saskatchewan Roughriders fan hijacks Off-Topic to gloat about the Grey Cup — and half the board doesn't even know what the CFL is.
Supervisor HaSh kicks off a thread celebrating the Saskatchewan Roughriders' West Division final win over the BC Lions, hyped for the Grey Cup. Replies trickle in from a mix of confused non-fans (mostly American members unfamiliar with the CFL) and Canadian members chiming in with their local team loyalties, including a BC Lions fan lamenting the loss. It's a small, casual off-topic sports chat typical of the forum's General Discussion board.
FUCK YA RIDERS WON!!!!!!!!11 GREY CUP!!!!— HaSh
i dont think manny ppl watch cfl but sweet...wat was the score?— mako_x23
aWWW bc lost:( i was watchin the game at Vancouver— ijusk03du
Help with Viruses - Fkn0wned.Com
A CS 1.6 kid's PC gets eaten alive by Trojan Vundo, and the forum rides in with the classic 2007 fix-it toolkit.
A member going by lragnarok11 posts a plea for help after months of fighting a Trojan Horse/Vundo infection that's crippled his PC and made Counter-Strike unplayable, with Norton's popups doing nothing and system32 access locked. A couple of regulars, waLLa and valucard, chime in with the era's standard spyware-removal suggestions, and the OP thanks them and the thread wraps up quick. It's a small, mundane slice of forum life — the kind of low-stakes tech-support thread that filled General Discussion between the drama and trading posts.
PLEASE HELP!— lragnarok11
Have you tried Ad Aware?— waLLa
Spyware terminator. Helped me out a LOT. And its free.— valucard
No Recoil! - the CS:S hack request that went nowhere fast
A guy asks for a no-recoil hack, forgets to name the game, and gets grammar-roasted instead.
A newer member posted in General Discussion asking for a working no-recoil hack for CS:S, complaining the scripts he'd found were too confusing. Regulars pointed out he never actually named the game and redirected him to the Release/game-specific sections, but the thread quickly derailed into a nitpicky grammar debate between members over a staffer's slightly awkward sentence. It ends with one poster jokingly blaming their combative tone on being high, a small, forgettable slice of the forum's everyday off-topic bickering.
I have looked everywhere for a no recoil hack and i have not found one that works. the scripts are mad confusing.— owned2411
picking on a crew member's correct grammar says you wanna pick a fight.— Peski-Ruski
Sorry peski, I had a field day with gods liquid love ( Heroin ). Disregard that post.— Seaking
Fuck Everything (And Game Saves)
GTA: San Andreas eats a save file, and the fkn0wned crew commiserates like it's the end of the world.
A short, low-stakes vent thread from December 2007 where member Goodapollo complains about losing two hours of San Andreas progress to a crash. Fellow members blackxthink and valucard chime in with sympathy, a joking suggestion, and a reminder to save often. It's a tiny slice of everyday forum life outside the cheat/hack side of the site — just regulars killing time in General Discussion.
I just played 2 hours of San Andreas. and i'm on my way back to my house to save, and the fucking game crashes.— Goodapollo
Go download 100% saved game— blackxthink
Save every so often? I do that on all games I play, just to be safe— valucard
Does anyone know a good... media player?
2007's eternal question: Winamp or VLC?
A newcomer named egawge asks the General Discussion board for a decent media player after getting fed up with RealPlayer, QuickTime, and Windows Media Player. The thread turns into a casual back-and-forth with regulars recommending Winamp and VLC, with some ribbing about Winamp's 'confusing' interface versus RealPlayer's sleek look. Low-stakes, everyday tech-help thread typical of the forum's Off-Topic section, with a few named members (including a moderator, Malware) chiming in with their software preferences.
Winamp FTW— mad tag
VLC > All, unless your looking for something along the lines of WMP's rating system...— Malware
NOW! 5.5 HAS ALBUMPICTURES WHICH MEANS THAT IT PWNS ALL!!!!— The Moose
Which Antivirus/Scanner Is Best? (2007 Off-Topic Debate)
A simple 'what antivirus do you use' thread turns into a mini-debate about NOD32 vs Kaspersky vs Norton, with one guy casually admitting he doesn't scan at all.
A member named deathbird asked which program was best for scanning files (zips/rars) for hidden junk, sparking a casual back-and-forth about antivirus software. Regulars weighed in with their picks — NOD32, Kaspersky, Norman Antivirus, AVG/Avast — while a couple of posters debated whether the topic even belonged in General Discussion versus a dedicated debate subforum. Typical low-stakes, chatty Off-Topic energy with some light ribbing about trojans and 'not scanning' being a bad idea.
NOD32 or Kasperski I would say. I bought Norton a while back - it's a memory hog and it isn't as good.— sammo
haha, i don't "scan". probably not the best strategy but oh well. no viruses so far!— integrity09
No viruses but maybe trojans.— sammo
Selling Microsoft Windows Keys
bl1ss is hawking Windows and Office keys straight off an MSDN account, $3 a pop
A short Market Place listing from December 2009 where VIP member bl1ss offered Windows 7/Vista/XP and Office 2007 keys for $3 each, cheaper in bulk, with a download link thrown in after purchase. A couple members asked if it was legit, and it came out that the keys were sourced from an MSDN subscription. The thread fizzled out after five replies with no confirmed sales visible.
Im selling everything.. Office 2007, Windows 7, windows vista, XP (all versions of the OS's).— bl1ss
He gets it from a MSDN account.— linkkrw
Yes they are taken from an MDSN account.— bl1ss
Small Mix (XXX Passwords Thread)
KZA drops a 'small mix' in the XXX Passwords board, and two full pages of members just line up to say thanks
A short-lived post by longtime database admin KZA in the Porn Paradise > XXX Passwords section, gated behind an 18+ warning. The original content is long gone, but the reply chain survives as a wall of one- and two-word 'thanks/nice/ty' acknowledgments from dozens of members, a classic pattern for these password-sharing threads. It's less a discussion than a ledger of who stopped by, spanning several days in August 2007 across a wide mix of regulars, noobs, and one 1K Club member.
nice nice— sammo
thankx— tikimanextreme
veyr nice— ch0pz
Bikinihookups XXX Password Bump Thread
One login link, twenty guys saying 'thx' in a row — the XXX Passwords section in a nutshell.
A late-2007 thread in the 18+ 'Porn Paradise' section where a member posted a login link for the site bikinihookups.com behind a hidden/spoiler tag. The rest of the thread is the classic forum-porn-password ritual: dozens of members replying with quick 'thanks', 'unhide please', or one-word bumps just to unlock the hidden content, with almost no actual discussion. It's a small, low-effort but very typical relic of the site's Red Light District / Porn Paradise culture.
Unhide please!— ♠P@7R1K♠
most intresting— bluebirdie11
Cool— havok123
Redtube "Password" Thread
A 2007 one-post-wonder drops a free tube site link, and the regulars just shrug: "redtube.com it is."
A throwaway thread in the R18-gated Porn Paradise / XXX Passwords section, started by a one-post member sharing a free tube site (misspelling Redtube as 'Retube'), which by 2007 required no paid password to access. Regulars sorbazz and footnote pile on with the obvious correction and a Youporn mention, while sephirot notes Porntube needed extra software to work. A low-effort, low-drama footnote of a thread, typical of the era when 'XXX Passwords' boards scrambled to stay relevant as free tube sites made premium porn password trading obsolete.
I found this site it's free don't need to sign up or anything; Retube Enjoy bitches!— 1 Post Wonder
redtube.com it is— sorbazz
Youporn is good too, and it's the same thing.— footnote
400+ Logins All Work Right Now
A 2008 porn-password dump thread that's basically one long chorus of 'ty' from the peanut gallery.
A thread in the age-gated 'XXX Passwords' subforum where user spongebob8 posted a claim of 400+ working adult-site logins. The rest of the thread is a long tail of one-word replies from other members thanking the poster or confirming the logins worked, a very typical pattern for these password-dump threads on early cheat/warez forums. No real discussion or drama, just a steady stream of gratitude posts across a couple of pages spanning roughly early January 2008.
400+ logins all work as of right now.— spongebob8
unhinde— Stevez455
tyytytyty— 1poo
A Whole Shitload of Passes
AcidViper drops a pile of adult-site logins in Porn Paradise and the CS crowd lines up to say thanks.
In October 2007, member AcidViper posted a big list of login credentials for various adult websites in the 'XXX Passwords' subforum, rattling off a string of site names with a joking, jaunty tone. The thread quickly filled up with a couple dozen one- or two-word replies from other members — mostly 'thanks,' 'nice,' 'unhide,' and similar low-effort gratitude posts, with one member reporting the logins didn't work. It's a classic example of the forum's password-sharing threads: low on discussion, high on drive-by appreciation, and populated by the site's regular Counter-Strike/gaming crowd rather than dedicated 'porn' posters.
Here you go guys. Some DreamKelly.com logins i found. ... Enjoy wanking.— AcidViper
None of them work...— Denzel Washington
lets eat cake— deano20010
XXX Passwords: Good Passwords Thread
A 2008 porn-password dump thread that's basically 20 pages of 'ty' and 'thx'
This was a thread in the 18+ 'Porn Paradise' section of Fkn0wned.com, a mid-2000s gaming/cheat-scene forum, where original poster ThisIsSparta posted a set of adult site logins across several consecutive posts. The rest of the thread is the classic forum-drive-by pattern: dozens of members chiming in with one-word replies like 'ty', 'thx', 'kk', and 'wow' just to farm posts or acknowledge the share. No real discussion or drama here, just a snapshot of the low-effort 'password sharing' culture common on cheat/warez forums of that era.
wow ty— straig
wow, nice— setlogix
Thankss, doo— Justin Genocide
Reality Kings XXX Passwords Thread
A dozen-plus 'ty' replies deep in Fkn0wned's R18 basement, circa March 2008.
A short-lived post by user Mattoman in the site's adults-only 'XXX Passwords' subforum, sharing access details for the Reality Kings porn site, marked 'working as of 19/3/08.' The thread quickly filled with the usual low-effort gratitude replies ('ty', 'thanks', 'unhide') from dozens of members, plus a scattering of jokes and off-topic asides. It's a small, unremarkable but characteristic snapshot of the forum's 'Porn Paradise' section and its bump-for-access culture.
mattoman u amaze me— glynix
i love you— str1ker
59 million get— jayyyb
XXX Passwords Weekly Dump Thread
One user's weekly premium-site password dump turns into a 6-page thank-you parade (with one guy yelling 'virus').
Regular poster waLLa dropped a batch of access credentials for a list of adult paid sites, framed as a routine 'proven' passxxx post complete with a checker and usage instructions. The rest of the thread is the classic reply pattern for this kind of post: a wave of one-line 'ty', 'unhide', and 'thx' replies from members racking up post counts, plus a brief moment of suspicion when member kepler called it a virus, which waLLa pushed back on. Nothing dramatic beyond that — just a typical low-effort gratitude thread in the forum's 18+ Porn Paradise section.
virus...— kepler
Why would you say its a virus?— waLLa
unhide!!1111— CodenameHawk
50+ Naughty America Password Dump Thread
One password dump, a hundred kids saying 'ty' and 'unhide' just to make it count as a reply.
A March 2008 thread in the age-gated 'Porn Paradise' section where user Chronixx posted a batch of supposedly working login credentials for a porn site, claiming they were '100% legit' as of that night. The rest of the thread is the classic forum-password-dump ritual: dozens of members replying with throwaway one-word posts ('ty', 'thx', 'unhide', keyboard mashes) purely to bump the thread or unlock hidden content, with a few later posters noting the passwords had already stopped working. It's less about the content itself and more a snapshot of low-effort community engagement typical of early-2010s cheat/warez forums.
ALL 100% LEGIT WORKING PASSWORDS AS OF 3/26/08 10:35 PM PST— Chronixx
hope u horny basterds havent killed them all yet— p3nixn
hmm dont work!— Saintscrumpy