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RapidShare Search Engine Tool
A guy finds a way to search RapidShare, drops it in the wrong subforum, and half the thread just says 'ty'
In late 2007, member chooken shared a tool/site for searching RapidShare links, mainly hyping it up for finding music, with a casual warning about viruses. The thread drew a steady trickle of one-word thank-yous and low-effort bumps over the following months, plus some confusion about what exactly the tool did and mild ribbing about it being misfiled outside the Music subforum. Typical Red Light District > Software fare: low-content, high-gratitude, everyone just here for the free stuff.
Just found this. You can search rapid share. I am going to use this for all my music for now on. Just be careful of viruses.— chooken
why the fuck is it in music section?— laptops
yea dude it is, pretty good i reckon, just get a few ip changers= unlimted downloads, Chooken should post with more details how to do it etc.— jcomp6
Hide IP Platinum 3.43 share thread (page 2)
A software crack posted in the Red Light District — and a wall of members just saying 'unhide' and 'thanks'
This is the tail end of a thread in the Red Light District > Software section where someone shared a copy of Hide IP Platinum 3.43, a privacy/IP-masking tool. The replies are the classic low-effort forum chorus of the era — quick thanks, 'looks cool', and repeated requests to 'unhide' the download link. A handful of regulars from the CS 1.6/CS:S crowd drop by, and the thread fizzles out with a one-word 'Cheers' from an Aussie member.
looks cool. unhide thanks =)— goofu
hopes this works good with rs— wirmware
Cheers— Millishka
Mr.Brutus, lol
A cryptically-named 'Brutus' program drops in Software — and half the thread just wants to know what it even is.
A short 2007 thread in the Red Light District's Software subforum where user Afteryou posted about something called 'Mr.Brutus,' triggering confusion from other members who had no idea what the program was or did. Replies range from casual reactions to direct questions ('what's this?', 'whats brutus') and a member asking to be modded in the Software section. Low-key, typical of the forum's rougher fringe subforum where random tools and software got posted with little context.
BRUTUS 0WNED— Afteryou
whats brutus— Hypaciax
plz tell a little about the program— prinz
Full Fraps Version Thread
Free full Fraps 'for people who don't feel like paying' — misfiled, mocked, and quietly forgotten
A member named adam-buster posted a share of the full (paid) version of Fraps screen-recording software, initially posting it in the wrong section before mods redirected it to the Red Light District. The thread devolves into typical low-effort forum banter, with one member calling out adam-buster for accidentally uploading the wrong file (FRAPs.exe) and questioning his computer literacy — a jab he later admitted was fair. The rest of the replies are brief, mostly one-liners, emoticons, and thanks, with the thread limping along sporadically from September to December 2007.
This file has been scanned for and IS clean, well, enjoy!— adam-buster
Yo, you uploaded FRAPs.exe...................... Just wondering but are you Computer Illiterate?— hunterbrute224
<--- sorta— adam-buster
AutoCad 2008 keygen drop
A four-post pirated-software drop from late 2007, filed under Fkn0wned's 'Red Light District'
A quick, low-key thread in the Software subforum where a member named Ray Teh Ak posted a keygen for AutoCad 2008, vouching that it worked for them. A handful of other members chimed in briefly to acknowledge or thank the poster. It's a small, unremarkable snapshot of the casual software-sharing culture that filled the Red Light District section back in November 2007.
Exactly what the title says works, used it myself— Ray Teh Ak
cool,let's see— bonzai
ty— Sylox
[RS] Sony Vegas 7.0 thread (page 2)
The tail end of a Sony Vegas 7.0 warez thread — mostly 'thx' and 'nice' from grateful downloaders.
This is the closing page of a 'Red Light District > Software' thread sharing a copy of Sony Vegas 7.0 video editing software, a section of Fkn0wned.Com dedicated to warez, movies, music, and other pirated goods. By this second page the original content is long gone, leaving only a string of members dropping quick thanks and one-word replies. It's a small, unremarkable but very typical slice of the forum's software-sharing culture, complete with the wide cast of usernames and Xfire tags common to the era.
unhide— supernoob1
w00t thx— xBuRnS
nice— ynaggo
Dragon NaturallySpeaking 9 Pro Share
Someone dropped a speech-to-text software share in the Red Light District and everyone just said thanks
A brief, low-drama post in the Software subforum of Fkn0wned's 'Red Light District' section sharing Dragon NaturallySpeaking Professional 9, a voice-dictation program, with a promotional blurb copied from marketing material. The reply chain is short and unremarkable, just a handful of members thanking the poster ('Ray Teh Ak') for the share. Typical of the site's warez-sharing culture at the time, with member post counts and join dates from mid-to-late 2007 visible in the profile blocks.
if thats true— prinz
oh sweet ty— cakeeater25
seems 2 b useful! thx m8!— mirco182
RapidHaxx, Final Build 2.0 (Software share thread)
A pirated-software drop thread that just kept getting bumped with one-word thanks for over a month.
This tail end of a 'Red Light District > Software' thread shows the final page of replies to a shared release called 'RapidHaxx, Final Build 2.0.' By the time these posts roll in (mid-Dec 2007 into Jan 2008), the actual content of the release is long buried — the thread has devolved into a string of members dropping by to say thanks, ask if it still works, or just leave a smiley. It's a classic warez-board tail: no drama, no big personalities, just the quiet churn of a download thread outliving its usefulness.
This still works?— wirmware
WOW thanks— Wildchild
Unhide thanks.— IGotPwned :[
Ipod Copy 1.49
A mystery download drops in the Red Light District and half the replies are just 'what is this?'
A member named crad posted a share called 'Ipod Copy 1.49' in the Software subforum of Fkn0wned's Red Light District, but the original post content (likely a download link/description) didn't survive in the archive. The thread that followed is mostly low-effort bumps and confused one-liners from other members asking what the program even does, a few quick 'thanks' posts, and general noise typical of a hosted-software thread on the board. It ran from September to November 2007, picking up sporadic replies over two months before going quiet.
hmm what is this ?— carlsen
What's this ? A crack or something ?— [LiP]STicK.
Hmm ? What is that ipod copy ?— blackxthink
How to cut your electrical bill in half
A random 'life hack' video buried behind Fkn0wned's classic hidden-content wall
A random-tutorials thread from October 2007 where a user posted a video claiming to show how to lower an electric bill, gated behind the forum's standard 'hidden content, reply to unlock' system. Replies are mostly the usual quick unlock requests and one-word bumps rather than any real discussion of the topic, which was typical for Random Tuts posts on this board. Notable mostly as a snapshot of forum culture: low-effort tutorial sharing, hidden-post mechanics, and members just passing through to grab the content.
vid showing how to save some money on electric bill— Ray Teh Ak
show me hows please ty— milkrulz04
rofl— asshoel50
Use Headphone as a Microphone
One dude reposts a headphone-mic 'trick' — turns out it was already done, and nobody could get it to actually work
A member called 'laptops' posted a supposed tutorial for turning headphones into a microphone, but was quickly called out by lragnarok11 for reposting a thread that had already been made. A couple of members (Nerf) found the idea interesting, while wirmware tried it and reported it didn't work, prompting a deadpan reply from lragnarok11 about the pink audio socket. The thread fizzles out with a few short one-liners and no real resolution.
Bro, i already made a thread about this. Maybe next time you wanna search before posting same thing. Thanks anyways.— lragnarok11
Well did you try putting the headphones into the pink socket?— lragnarok11
sounds acuttaly intresting.— Nerf
How to pick up a hot lady #2
A joke 'pickup guide' sequel that mostly became an excuse for the regulars to riff, roll their eyes, and pile on the reaction gifs.
A tongue-in-cheek follow-up to an earlier 'how to pick up a hot lady' post in the Random Tuts subforum, where Hunter7 dropped a cynical one-liner 'guide' framed as a joke rather than real advice. The thread quickly turned into a low-effort reaction chain of laughs, sarcasm, and a bit of pushback over whether it should've been posted at all, typical of the forum's off-topic joke-thread culture. Nothing serious happened; it's a small artifact of the community's humor and shoutbox-adjacent banter style circa May 2007.
ha sweet edit: why the fuck would you post that..jesus christ— VWA-Dynasty
WHY THE FUCK NOT ??? lol— Hunter7
lol it probly will say, get $20 and go down to the gentlemans clubs— ballistic
Make a Contact-Exploding Bomb! (Random Tuts)
A misleadingly titled 'bomb' tutorial that turned out to be nothing of the sort — click-baited its own forum members.
A short-lived thread in the Random Tuts subforum where user [LiP]STicK. posted a tutorial titled 'Make a Contact-Exploding bomb!' with a disclaimer immediately clarifying 'Not really a bomb.. Just watch.' The content itself was hidden behind a spoiler/unhide tag typical of the era. It only drew two replies: one eager for instructions and another simply trying to reveal the hidden content, suggesting the thread fizzled out quickly with little real engagement.
Not really a bomb.. Just watch.— [LiP]STicK.
i love bombs teach me— milkrulz04
....unhide— Someone510
Halo Custom Edition Download Thread
A 2007 Halo: Custom Edition download drop that had the regulars lining up just to say thanks
A short, low-drama share thread in the Red Light District > Games section where user bobbafett07 posted a rapidshare link for Halo Custom Edition, crediting warez-BB as the source. The rest of the thread is a string of one-line 'thanks'/'nice' replies from various members, plus one banned user (thesource) popping in to ask for it to be unhidden. Nothing eventful happened here — it's a typical vintage file-sharing courtesy thread from the forum's early days.
Thanks to warez-BB— bobbafett07
Cool I've been wanting to try this on PC.Thanks— Absurd
unhide— thesource
Shadowrun game-share thread (RS.com)
A 2007 game-sharing thread for Shadowrun boils down to a page of 'ty' and 'thanks' replies
This is page 2 of a Games sub-board thread in the Red Light District section where a member shared a rapidshare-hosted copy of the Shadowrun game, noted as a small 860 MB download. Most of the visible activity is short gratitude replies from members confirming they grabbed it, plus one comment noting they already had it for the 360. Nothing dramatic here — just a routine file-sharing thread typical of the era's forum culture.
ty— mearis
great— ilikemovies
Sweet i got it for 360— onepop
Soldier of Fortune: Payback scene release post
A scene-release ASCII banner drops Soldier of Fortune: Payback into the Games subforum — replies range from 'TY' to 'Omg?'
A member posted a warez-scene style release announcement (complete with ASCII art NFO banner) for the shooter 'Soldier of Fortune: Payback', crediting a release group and giving basic install steps. The thread got a handful of low-effort replies, including an accidental double-post and a staff member dropping by. It's a typical Red Light District > Games post from the file-sharing side of the forum's culture rather than a discussion thread.
TY.— [LiP]STicK.
Fuck, sry for the double posting.— [LiP]STicK.
Omg?— Killz0rzz
Medal Of Honor: Allied Assault FTP Share Thread
Old-school MOHAA on tap, no waiting times — just a quick 'ty' and a 'thanks' from the regulars.
A short thread in the Red Light District > Games subforum where user Guru posted up a Medal of Honor: Allied Assault download hosted on an FTP server, advertising no wait times. A handful of members dropped by across a few days just to say thanks, including a couple of accounts that were later banned. Pretty typical low-key file-share thread from the era, more functional than dramatic.
on FTP server, no waiting times— Guru
ty— Visual0n!
thanks— Anthrax818
Need for Speed: Carbon Rapidshare Thread
Three pages of 'ty' and 'gj' for a 2008 Rapidshare drop of NFS: Carbon
A tail-end of a warez-sharing thread in the Red Light District > Games section, where someone had posted a full PC copy of Need for Speed: Carbon via Rapidshare. By this point (pages 2-3) the actual content is long gone — it's just a string of members dropping quick one-word thank-yous and small talk, including a question about who else had Rapidshare accounts. Typical late-2000s forum warez thread energy: low effort replies just to bump post counts and show appreciation for the upload.
do many of you guys have RS accounts?— MonkeyPoo
why thank you— FreeRRsStB
ty— Wildchild
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 08 game share thread
A supervisor drops a golf game rip in the Red Light District — cue the 'gg thanks' train.
A staff member (Sonikk) posted a file-share thread for the video game 'Tiger Woods PGA Tour 08' in the Games section of the Red Light District subforum, complete with screenshots and a download link gated behind a password. The thread drew the typical low-effort reply pattern of the era — quick thanks, 'gg', and one member asking for more preview shots before committing. Nothing dramatic happened; it's a snapshot of routine warez/game-sharing culture on the board.
bonus!!! thanks sonikk— Jack Bauer
gg kthxbye— [LiP]STicK.
Show me this dude— blackxthink
Test Drive 5 - Rapidshare Share Thread
One image post, four "thx" replies, and a dead Rapidshare link — peak 2007 warez thread energy.
A brief thread in the Red Light District > Games subforum where user asshoel50 posted a share for the racing game Test Drive 5, apparently via Rapidshare, accompanied by a promo image. The thread got a small trickle of replies over the following weeks from members thanking the poster or asking for the download link to be unhidden, typical of the low-effort file-sharing posts that filled this section. Nothing dramatic here — just a quiet, forgettable corner of the archive showing the mundane day-to-day of a cheat/warez forum's game-sharing culture.
unhide pl0x— truce07
ty— olie22
thxs— djb
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
English Botten Anna
A guy rage-quits over a meme song everyone's suddenly "discovering" three years late
A minor Rants and Raves vent thread from Fkn0wned.com's Off-Topic section, sparked by member Shifty complaining about people on MSN suddenly obsessing over a viral song ('Botten Anna') he claims he'd already heard years earlier. The thread quickly derails into other users chiming in with jokes, a Gunther music video link, and someone asking for the English version of the song out of laziness. Low-stakes, casual banter typical of the forum's off-topic culture rather than any real drama.
OMFG. I'm sick of everybody bumming this god damn song... I HEARD IT YEARS AGO GET OVER IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! PFFT— Shifty
it makes my ears bleed— that 1 dude
the onli thing i like is the babes.. can some1 post here the english version of botten anna.. i am lazy to search it.. thanx— home
Sports cars with automatic transmissions
A guy rages that sports car owners who can't drive stick are basically faking it — cue the pushback.
A classic Rants and Raves off-topic thread where Jack Daniels vents that people who buy sports cars with automatic transmissions are posers who can't 'drive it properly' and can't upgrade performance parts. hunterbrute224 pushes back defending automatics (and admitting he can't drive stick), while others shrug it off as a matter of personal preference. Small, low-stakes car debate typical of the forum's casual off-topic ranting culture.
Why in the fuck do people buy a sports car with an automatic transmission... God damn if your going to buy a nice car at least learn how to drive it properly.— Jack Daniels
I want a corvette, I hate stick shift, so Im gonna go with automatic transition. Care to yell and call me a retard?— hunterbrute224
Urh people do what they want, what they like. Nothing you can do.— Exodus
Kaspersky Internet Security 2010 warez drop
Full Kaspersky IS 2010 suite, cracked and hosted on Hotfile — one of the Red Light District's quieter but classic warez drops
A member named xXHeistXx posted a hidden Hotfile download link for Kaspersky Internet Security 2010, complete with the full copy-pasted marketing feature list and system requirements, tucked away in the Security Tools sub-board of the Warez section. The replies are the usual low-effort 'thanks' chain typical of hidden-content download threads, with a handful of long-tenured 1K/500 Club members dropping by just to unlock the file. Nothing dramatic happened here — it's a snapshot of the mundane but essential warez-sharing traffic that kept boards like this alive.
thankss unhide— alexi13579
a thnx broski— i dont hack radical
blarg— prankster163
ESET NOD32 Antivirus Crack Bump Thread
The antivirus crack thread where half the replies just say 'thx' and one guy antivirus-shills in the comments.
A 2009 warez post by veteran uploader Botoxx offering a cracked copy of ESET NOD32/Smart Security 4.0.467 with an extended license workaround, hosted via a hidden Rapidshare link. The thread is a classic low-effort bump chain running from October 2009 into January 2010, full of one-word gratitude posts. Notable only for the sheer volume of 'thx/ty/unhide' replies and a couple minor complaints about the download and file format, typical of the Warez > Security Tools subforum's Red Light District section.
Thank you! Best antivirus ever! :D— kimd41
I can't download your text file :(— ckgx
Thanks a lot :D I'll try this out dude hehe, but if dont work i'll say something ;D— c3
Symantec Antivirus Corporate Edition 10.2.3000.3 (Warez Drop)
The old 'crack the antivirus itself' irony — a warez-board post for pirated Symantec corporate AV, circa 2009.
A routine Warez > Security Tools upload thread from June 2009, posted by longtime member ZoaQ, offering a cracked/hosted copy of Symantec AntiVirus Corporate Edition 10.2.3000.3 with product blurb, screenshots, and a hidden download link (the classic '[hide]' RapidShare-link format). It drew only a handful of low-effort replies over the following months as people unlocked the hidden content — nothing dramatic, just typical file-sharing board upkeep. Notable mostly for the site's structure (Red Light District > Warez > Software > Security Tools) and for featuring one user, javahunt19, who was later banned.
ty— Niceyyyys
kthx/unhide— Nickiller007
good job— javahunt19
Bit Defender Total Security 2009 (cracked copy + patch)
A pirated antivirus suite, posted to a warez board, kept alive by "unhide"/"thx" replies for over half a year
Member chaser posted a cracked copy of BitDefender Total Security 2009 (with accompanying patch) in the Warez > Software > Security Tools section of the Red Light District, complete with marketing copy and screenshots lifted from BitDefender's own product page. The thread is a typical warez-board grind: a wall of feature blurbs and system requirements followed by dozens of low-effort 'thanks'/'unhide' replies from members racking up posts to unlock the hidden download links. A mod (PopTart) moved it into the correct subforum, and the thread lingered active from September 2009 into 2010, with one user noting a mismatch between the '2008' and '2009' branding on the box art.
I can now be a lab rat for unsafe files.— Unbeliveable
it says 2008 at the side and 2009 in the front :S— fkngames
Fucking ace.— h4voCK
AVG 9.0 Warez Share Thread
A free antivirus share thread that got bounced between forum sections and drowned in one-word 'thx' replies.
Member ghostface posted a share of AVG 9.0 antivirus software with an activation workaround, asking commenters to leave a reply in return. Smod PopTart moved the thread twice, first to Softwares then to Security Tools, grumbling about misplacement along the way. The rest of the thread is a long string of low-effort 'thanks'/'ty' replies from members of varying rank, typical of a warez-sharing board where posts were farmed for downloads.
this belongs in softwares /moved— PopTart
RAWR you people are annoying /moved to security sec.— PopTart
well in the sig i can tell you you won't get founder.— ///xcF
Mugen's Monitor Service
A vouched-for seller in the Top Sellers District is moving discounted HP monitors, BTC only — and nobody's going first.
This was a sales listing in the marketplace's 'Top Sellers District' where a well-known member, Mugen, advertised HP monitors at a flat $100 each, worldwide shipping, crypto payment only. The thread has the typical rhythm of these classifieds threads: buyers asking about specs, payment methods, shipping to their country, and whether other models are available, while a friend drops a public vouch to boost credibility. It ends the way a lot of these threads did, with a buyer asking Mugen to ship first and Mugen flatly refusing, plus a couple of late bumps and unanswered requests trailing off into May.
I won't go first with anybody here— Mugen
Damnn nice monitor mugi ! GLWS , vouch for my friend— DarkInception
~free bumpuh for Mugen-kun~ Good luck with selling!— Kaminari
Black Sheep - The Choice is Yours
A hamster-commercial-inspired share of a classic rap track gets mixed reviews from the Graphics Crew.
A short thread in the site's Music -beta- subforum where Graphics Crew member Emrys posted the track 'Black Sheep - The Choice is Yours,' citing the old hamster-dance car commercial as inspiration. Admin ap3x wasn't impressed, calling it repetitive, while fellow Graphics Crew member Crxss defended it as a dope classic rap track despite disliking the chorus. A tiny, low-stakes exchange typical of the music-sharing corner of the forum.
lol inspired by that hamster commercial for the one car.— Emrys
what the fuck was that? It just seemed like the same thing over and over and over and over and over again.— ap3x
ahhh classic rap. I hate the chorus, but this is otherwise a dope track, and album too.— Crxss
Techno or Rock: A Failed Poll Turned Genre Chat
A failed poll turns into a lazy Sunday genre showdown in the Music -beta- forum
A short, casual thread in the Music -beta- section where zanderdanmark tried to launch a techno-vs-rock poll that didn't work as intended, so it became a regular reply thread instead. A handful of members chimed in with their genre preference, ranging from hardstyle/schranz/gabba techno fans to die-hard rock loyalists, with one poster joking about dubstep before backing rock. Low-stakes, low-drama, the kind of filler chat thread typical of a niche subforum on a gaming/cheat community site.
THIS IS SUPPOSE TO BE A POLL -.- well, since that dosnt work. Just post. I go with both— zanderdanmark
Rock always rests in my heart as the best genre.— linh6496
dubstep jkjkjk rock ofc— ProVocation
Ain't No Sunshine — cover song thread
A member asks for good covers of a classic soul song... and even admits the thread flopped.
In the Music -beta- subforum of Art & Design, longtime member Abysmal started a thread asking others to share good covers/reproductions of Bill Withers' 'Ain't No Sunshine,' offering a Boney James version as a personal favorite and later adding a Joe Cocker rendition. Only one other member, BONxFIRE, replied with a brief 'it's a good song.' Abysmal himself closed out the thread by candidly calling it a bit of a flop, a small, quiet artifact of the forum's low-key music-sharing culture.
This song has been redone by many artists and i want to see if you can find any good reproductions.— Abysmal
the song is remade by many and it always sounds amazing but this thread is kind of a fail— Abysmal
Well it's a good song :)— BONxFIRE
Underground Music Stream Thread
One member shared a mystery ustream link, and half the thread never even got it to load.
FLaTLiN3D posted a link to a friend's daily music stream in the Music -beta- subforum, inviting members to give feedback on the unidentified underground genre. Xcf compared the beat to Prodigy but wasn't sold on the vocals. A few days later zanderdanmark couldn't get the stream to play, and FLaTLiN3D explained it wasn't a dedicated server and would ping him when it came back online. A small, low-key exchange typical of the forum's quieter music corner.
Its almost like Prodigy... the beat.... but the singing is a lol :D it matches the beat though.— ///xcF
cant see or hear anything D:— zanderdanmark
It's not currently running - it's not a dedicated server, I'll PM you when it's back up.— FLaTLiN3D
Florida finally bans baggy pants. Oh, and bestiality
Florida legislates against sagging pants and horse-goat incidents in the same week — the World News board reacts accordingly.
A member posted a snarky news roundup about two real 2011 Florida bills — one banning baggy/sagging pants in schools, the other criminalizing bestiality — framed as classic 'only in Florida' absurdity. The post itself is a lightly-edited reblog of a guyism.com article, complete with the site's own sarcastic editorial notes. Replies were short and jokey, piling on the tired 'Florida is America's inbred cousin' sentiment typical of the World News subforum.
Florida, always the conscience of America, is known for its progressive nature on everything society cares most about.— misterfopje
Florida - the in-bred cousin of america— [FkN] Emrys
*Now moving back to Florida...— .Dissident
Playboy Aug 2007 Rapidshare Post
A dead download link and a chorus of one-word 'thx' replies — peak forgotten-forum archaeology.
A thread in Gametration.com's adults-only 'Porn Paradise' subforum where a member (posting under the handle Laptops, later shown as banned) shared a Rapidshare link to a scanned August 2007 Playboy magazine. The rest of the thread is the typical low-effort reply chain common to file-sharing posts of the era — members dropping quick thanks, one-word acknowledgments, or requests to unhide the hidden download code. Nothing eventful happens beyond that; it's a small time capsule of the site's R18-gated section and its late-2000s file-sharing culture.
kk thx— Jebus AUS
unhide— nexx
Tah— FknKingy
Porn Paradise: 'XXX Images/Movies' thread on Gametration.com
The obligatory 18+ off-topic dump that every gaming/cheat forum from 2007 seemed to have — mostly one-word 'thanks' replies.
This is an adults-only image/video sharing thread buried in the 'Porn Paradise' subforum of Gametration.com, a mid-2000s gaming and cheat-scene community (VAC-proof CS 1.6/CS:S releases, trading, GFX battles, etc). The original poster Saintscrumpy shared a gallery link in September 2007, and the following seventeen-plus pages of replies are almost entirely low-effort one-word acknowledgments ('thanks', 'ty', 'asdf', 'unhide') from members trying to unlock or bump the content. It's a good snapshot of the low-stakes, off-topic corners that coexisted alongside the site's main cheat-database and hacking culture.
Hi kiddies, this section is rated R18, that means adults only.
Hmm.. Let's see what this contains..— SotaPoika
lol nasty— grac ynaggo
Catherine Goes Crazy While Fuck And Squirt
Just another one-image post in Porn Paradise that racked up low-effort 'nice' replies for weeks
This was a routine post in the Images/Videos subforum of Fkn0wned's adults-only 'Porn Paradise' section, where user p5y shared a single hosted image with a brief caption. The thread drew a steady trickle of one- and two-word bump replies from various members over about six weeks, typical of the low-content 'post and react' threads common in this part of the forum. There's no drama or notable event here, just a snapshot of the mundane background traffic that kept the R18 board ticking along.
nice— Crownine
lookie lookie— bhups
show!— Seiya5
Girls dil doing girls 2 (Porn Paradise low-effort thread)
A one-image porn post that racked up eleven 'ty' replies over five weeks — peak forum culture.
A low-effort image post in the Fkn0wned.Com 'Porn Paradise' Images/Videos subforum, gated behind an R18 disclaimer aimed at keeping underage users and 'raged parents' out. The thread is essentially a single hosted image followed by a string of members dropping quick one-word acknowledgments ('ty', 'unhide', 'n1') to bump or unlock the content. It captures the mundane, transactional side of old-school image board culture rather than any real discussion or drama.
Hi kiddies, this section is rated R18, that means adults only.
ty— albert90
unhide— Hunterjelly
Priya Rai video share in Porn Paradise
A staffer drops an adult video link in Porn Paradise, forum regulars show up just to say 'thx'
A routine post in the 18+ 'Images/Videos' subforum where a staff member shared a link to an adult video, tagged '[Not RS]' (presumably meaning not a RapidShare link, distinguishing it from the era's common hosting). The replies are short, low-effort acknowledgments typical of these threads — one-word thanks and reactions rather than any real discussion. It's a snapshot of the mundane, adults-only corner of the site that existed alongside its cheat-database and gaming focus.
cool thx— rizbiz
wootness
ty— strang0r
Raven Riley - Lap Dance and Fucking (Porn Paradise thread)
An 18+ 'Porn Paradise' post from Gametration's cheat scene days, mostly one-word 'thanks'and 'unhide' replies.
This was a post in Gametration.com's adults-only 'Porn Paradise' > 'Images/Videos' subforum, where a member shared a hidden-content link to a Raven Riley video clip. The reply chain is typical of the genre: short acknowledgements, 'unhide' requests to reveal spoiler-tagged content, and casual thanks, with no real discussion or drama beyond that. It's a small snapshot of the site's looser, off-topic adult content section that ran alongside its Counter-Strike and cheat-database focus.
-Enjoyz (+Rep me would be appreciated)— lragnarok11
unhide— Eclipse505
wl;\\ thanks— [N]ugGe[T]
Housewife 1on1 - Mikayla and Mrs. Marie
A rapidshare pic-dump thread that limped on for months on nothing but 'ty' and 'nice'
A throwaway adult-content post in the Porn Paradise > Images/Videos section, typical of the era's link-and-thank forum culture. The original post was just an image link (hosted via rapidshare/off-site) with zero commentary, and the thread survived for months purely on one-word bumps like 'ty', 'nice', and 'unhide plz' from regular members farming replies. Nothing dramatic happened here — it's a snapshot of the low-effort filler content that padded out the forum's adult subsection.
UNHIDE PLZ— Jordan_23
unhide plx kthxbye— syazwan
eep eep who ate the sheep— eep eep who ate ... eep eep who ate the sheep
Porn Paradise password-locked image thread
A one-image porn post that devolved into a three-page chorus of 'what's the password?'
A throwaway adult-image post in Fkn0wned's age-gated Porn Paradise section, opened by regular asshoel50 with a single hosted image and a wave of low-effort 'thx'/'nice'/'ty' replies from the community. Like countless threads in this subforum, the actual content was locked behind a hidden/password system, and much of the visible thread is newer or lower-post-count members repeatedly asking for the password with no answer given. It's a good snapshot of the site's XXX board culture: bump-for-content etiquette, member rank titles (Noob, Trained Noob, 1000 Club), and the general low-stakes, jokey tone of the era.
password?— nikonlg
erm sorry, but what is the Password?— mazzza
Got owned by a kid.— ofactor1
Benny Benassi - Whose Your Daddy? (uncut)
A 2007 music video thread in the NSFW pit, mostly people asking to 'unhide' a dead link
This was the tail end of a thread in the Porn Paradise / Images-Videos section sharing the uncut Benny Benassi 'Whose Your Daddy?' video, known for its risque visuals. By this point in the thread the original content link was already dead, with several members chiming in just to say 'unhide' or note the video/link was gone. A mix of regular members and staff (including a Supervisor and GFX staffer) posted, typical of the low-effort bump culture in this NSFW subforum.
LOL good video— Epic Failure
Looks dead— Don Ruski
thx,unhide— ivantoar
Creampie Surprise - Kylie Morgan (Rapidshare Post)
A one-line porn upload thread from 2007 that somehow still lingers in the archive.
This was a minor thread in the 'Porn Paradise > Images/Videos' section, an R18-gated forum area with a tongue-in-cheek warning about angry parents. Member waLLa posted a Rapidshare link and preview thumbnails for an adult video, listing its file size, resolution, and runtime. A handful of members dropped brief one-word replies over the following weeks, with no real discussion or drama attached.
nice— Crownine
a— imroz
adsf— Pytheas
Milfhunter Vids [RapidShare] - page 9
20 pages deep of "ty" posts for a 2008 RapidShare skinflick link that probably died before the thread did.
This was a long-running thread in Fkn0wned's R18 'Porn Paradise' section sharing a RapidShare link to Milfhunter videos, buried nine pages into the Images/Videos subforum. By this point (Jan-Feb 2008) the actual content had scrolled off into ancient history, and the page is almost entirely a wall of members dropping one-word 'thanks/ty/nice' replies to bump the thread or unlock hidden content. A pretty mundane snapshot of the low-effort reply culture that filled the NSFW boards back then.
u deserve a cookie— r3Vo1t
8====D— Hamburglar
thnks man it is great!!!!!!!!!— hitmanakos
Brittney Skye - PandorasBox [RS] Thread
A 2008 RapidShare porn-link post that racked up a dozen one-word 'thanks' replies — peak forum culture.
This was a February 2008 thread in the NSFW 'Porn Paradise' subforum where user Christobell posted an image/video link (hosted on RapidShare, using a cover image from videosz.com) for a Brittney Skye clip titled 'PandorasBox'. The thread is a typical low-effort content-drop: a single post with the link, followed by over a dozen replies from other members simply saying 'thanks', 'ty', 'nice', or clicking to unhide the content. Notably, original poster Christobell's account status changes between the two archived snapshots from 'Trained Noob' to 'Pro Spammer' under group 'Banned', suggesting they were later banned from the site.
Awesome. Thank you— djbotony
thanks— huynguyen5o4
ty— andy9930
Porn Paradise: DoctorTushy Post
A gated-off corner of fkn0wned where a 774-post 'pr0n leet' dropped adult content links for the regulars.
A routine post in the Images/Videos subforum of the Porn Paradise section, gated behind an R18 disclaimer warning off underage users. Member asshoel50, a high-post 'pr0n leet' from Norway, shared a link/image tied to a DoctorTushy clip. The reply chain is short and typical for the section — a mod note ('unhide'), a few one-word appreciation posts, and one user asking for help.
Hi kiddies, this section is rated R18, that means adults only.
dayumn, and its nice to see the unhide mod up— Legit_Hacks
i need help— pato doc
Brand New Faces # 4 (2008)
A dead-simple adult-content post from the forum's least memorable corner — but the board map around it is the real time capsule.
A short-lived, low-effort post in Fkn0wned's age-gated 'Porn Paradise' subforum, where a regular member named mystical1 dropped some image thumbnails and asked for reputation points in return. Two other members dropped one-word replies ('ty', 'asdf') and the thread died there. Unremarkable on its own, it's mostly useful now as a snapshot of how the site organized its NSFW section alongside its cheat-database and gaming boards.
+REP IF YOU LIKE THIS!!— mystical1
ty— klk206
asdf— Pytheas