Off-Topic Gold
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Hitman (2007) Cam Rip Download Thread
A blurry cam-rip of the Hitman movie, seven Rapidshare links, and a chorus of 'thx' that just wouldn't stop.
A late-2007 post in the Movies subforum of Fkn0wned's Red Light District section, sharing a low-quality cam rip of the 2007 Hitman film split across Rapidshare links. The thread is a classic download-and-thank post typical of mid-2000s warez/piracy forums, drawing dozens of one-word 'thanks' replies and a few genuine comments on the movie and its poor cam quality. One member, scuddzilla, seems to have double-posted the same 'thanks will watch it soon' reply five times in a row, a small comic artifact of forum life. Nothing dramatic happened here — just an ordinary slice of the forum's daily film-sharing traffic.
sry but CAM sucks badly..— anarchie65
kl thanks will wacth it soon— scuddzilla
Pretty good movie, I saw it in theaters. Cheesy ...— Pr0wL3r454
Saw IV (streaming) thread
One member drops a shaky-quality Saw IV stream link, and half the board just says thanks and bails
A member named mermaid00 posted a streaming link to a theater-quality rip of Saw IV in the Movies subforum under Red Light District, asking only for a simple thanks in return. The rest of the thread is the classic low-effort forum ritual: a dozen members chiming in with quick 'thnx', 'ty', and 'thanks mate' replies, plus one user questioning whether the link could just be saved directly. Nothing dramatic happens here — it's a small, everyday slice of the forum's file-sharing culture circa late 2007.
juss a simple thnx is appreciated— mermaid00
Couldn't you just right click > save the link?— bobbafett07
no— ballistic
War (Jet Li & Jason Statham) movie share thread
A 2007 download-link thread for the Jet Li/Jason Statham thriller 'War' — pure Red Light District nostalgia.
A member named anarchie65 posted an IMDb-style writeup and poster images for the 2007 action film 'War' along with a download link in the Movies subforum of the Red Light District section. The thread drew a handful of short replies over the following days — mostly one-liners thanking the poster, saying it 'looks interesting,' or asking about the file host. It's a small, unremarkable slice of the classic warez-adjacent 'Red Light District' movie-sharing culture that was common on forums like this in the late 2000s.
this movie is the shit— Jack Bauer
is it rapidshare?— ynaggo
looks interesting...— dom1nation
Family Guy S06E05 'Stewie Kills Lois' Part 2 Upload
A banned uploader, a favor from a buddy, and the 'best Family Guy episode ever' making the rounds on a 2007 warez board
A short thread in the Movies subforum of the Red Light District section, where member olie22 posted the download link for part 2 of the Family Guy episode 'Stewie Kills Lois' on behalf of InzaneHacker, who was banned at the time and couldn't post it himself. A handful of members dropped in with quick thanks, one user (MicroUltra) reported the download kept breaking partway through, and InzaneHacker himself showed up a few days later, freshly unbanned, to thank olie22 for posting on his behalf. Pure filler-content sharing thread, typical of the era's file-sharing culture on small gaming forums.
Ah dude, thx for posting it for me!^^ Im finally unbanned =D =D =D— InzaneHacker
Its like the best Family Guy episode ever!— InzaneHacker
The download keeps breaking during the middle of it like 80 MB then it breaks— MicroUltra
Superbad 2007 [DVD.SCR] - Movie Download Thread
Page two of a months-long parade of 'thanks' and 'unhide please' for a 2007 movie rip nobody could stop asking about.
A Red Light District > Movies thread sharing a DVD screener rip of the 2007 comedy Superbad via Rapidshare. This second page is mostly the long tail of replies typical of these download threads — members dropping in over several weeks through November and December 2007 to say thanks, ask for the content to be unhidden, or confirm the host. It captures the everyday rhythm of the forum's file-sharing culture rather than any real controversy or drama.
unhide please— 1337jizz
lol thanx, i was looking everywhere for this— Ray Teh Ak
thxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx— killajatt510
American Gangster 2007 - Rapidshare Drop
A guy from Norway posts a movie link, three people say 'ty', thread's over.
A short, unremarkable post in the Movies subforum of the Red Light District section, where user asshoel50 shared a Rapidshare link for the 2007 film American Gangster. The replies are the typical low-effort courtesy responses of a warez-sharing board — quick thanks from a handful of members and nothing more. It's a small, everyday snapshot of the file-sharing culture that ran alongside the site's main gaming and cheat-scene focus.
ty— olie22
cool, thanks— Pankirk
u pwn— asshoel50_pwns
Trade 600 Points for 1Mil FFXI
A guy tries to swap his forum points for Final Fantasy XI gold, and nobody bites.
A short, low-key trade listing in The Market Place where user 3dstz offers 600 forum points for 1,000,000 gil on the Ifrit server of Final Fantasy XI, proposing a middleman to secure the deal. Fellow member fizzer didn't even know what FFXI was, asked if it was an MMORPG, and after being told, politely declined. No trade ever happened — just a quiet, mildly funny dead-end thread typical of the forum's off-hours Market Place traffic.
This is a fairly generous deal ^^— 3dstz
whats FFXI ? mmorpg game?— fizzer
not thx i dont play it— fizzer
Techno Rave DJ Mix Thread (Page 2 Bump-fest)
Page two of a years-long techno mix thread where half the forum just showed up to say 'ty'
A shared techno/rave DJ mix kept a slow trickle of members coming back for months just to say thanks or drop a one-liner. This is the second page of replies, running from late November through late December 2007, filled with short bumps and reactions rather than any real discussion. It's a low-key, low-effort thread typical of the Red Light District's Music subforum — more about keeping the download alive than sparking conversation.
I luv Techno, Gimme Speed— Keskin^
this looks good <3— r3Vo1t
nice, thank you my friend.— LoG1c
my sweet cool picture
A guy posts a MySpace pic captioned 'not a rage, but I am a very creative artist, no?' — the replies are pure dry sarcasm.
A one-image post from member Goron_Elder_Chris, sharing a MySpace-hosted photo with a self-deprecating boast about his artistic talent. It wasn't really a rage thread at all, just a low-effort post in the Counter-Strike Rages subforum, and the few replies it got were short, sarcastic one-liners riffing on his claim. A tiny, forgettable slice of forum filler typical of the section's loose 'anything goes' vibe.
not a rage, but i am a very creative artist, no?— Goron_Elder_Chris
You certainly are— waLLa
Lol, of course you are.— The Moose
Stickam Booty Shake Rip Thread
One dude posts a Stickam booty-shake rip and half the forum just shows up to say 'unhide'
A low-effort post in the Porn Paradise > Stickam Video Caps sub-board, where user iamJocker shared image thumbnails and a hidden RAR download link of a webcam clip dubbed 'Casey Booty Shake.' The reply chain is almost entirely one-word bumps ('ty', 'unhide', 'thx', 'want 2 see') from a wide cross-section of regulars trying to unlock the hidden download, typical of the era's imageboard-style content-sharing threads. Notable mostly for the sheer number of forum names that passed through — several now-banned accounts and at least one VIP/staff member chimed in just to bump the thread.
no dl yay ty— Lukeyyy
want 2 see— mutantcookie
very nice :D— PopTart
carmen — Stickam Video Caps thread
A 2009 Stickam-caps post named 'carmen' that pulled in exactly two 'shes hot' replies and a request for a free CSS Steam account.
This was a short, low-effort post in the forum's NSFW 'Red Light District' section, under the Porn Paradise > Amateur > Stickam Video Caps subforum. User sunshinehorror shared a set of external image-host links captioned 'carmen' and asked for comments plus a free Counter-Strike: Source Steam account in return. Two long-time members, alexi13579 and marz, replied briefly to approve of the content. It's a small, forgettable-but-typical artifact of the forum's adult content corner, sitting alongside the site's much larger gaming/cheating boards.
IF U LIKE IT , SEND SEND ME A COMMENT. Also Send Me A Free CSS Source Steam Account Please— sunshinehorror
shes soo hot lol— alexi13579
Nice, shes hot— marz
200 ways to revive a hard drive
A random ebook drop that quietly ran for six months of one-word 'thanks'
A short-lived ebook share in the Electronic & Audio books subforum of the Red Light District section, where sammo posted a downloadable guide on reviving hard drives. The thread has no real drama or discussion — it's a classic low-effort share-and-thank pattern typical of forum warez sections, with a long tail of members dropping by over several months just to say thanks, 'cool,' or ask to unhide the content. Notable mainly as a snapshot of forum culture and post-count farming rather than for its content.
This ebook shows you how to revive a hard drive, and other shizz.— sammo
haha now i have your soul— minitureman
lol i needed this awile back— hellboy1313
The Art of Exploitation. [RS]
A classic hacking book gets passed around in the Red Light District — pure late-2000s warez nostalgia.
A short 2007 thread in Fkn0wned's 'Electronic & Audio books' subforum (part of the Red Light District, the site's downloads/piracy hub) where member AcidViper shared a copy of the well-known infosec/programming book 'The Art of Exploitation' via a file-hosting link. The rest of the thread is just a string of short 'thanks'/'ty' replies and 'unhide' requests typical of these download threads, showing the low-effort, transactional vibe of book-sharing posts on the forum. Nothing dramatic happened — it's a small, quiet artifact of the site's file-sharing culture rather than a notable event.
Enjoy. -Acid.— AcidViper
Secks.— TheLoneMan
unhide— digitalhav0c
Over 61000 ebooks! - Fkn0wned.com
A 2008 mega ebook link-drop thread that mostly turned into forum members going 'grrrrrrrr' and 'unhide' at each other.
A member of the Red Light District's ebook subforum posted a link claiming access to a massive 61,000+ ebook collection with resale rights, originally intended for reselling on eBay, and asked readers to donate. The replies are mostly short, low-effort one-liners typical of link-share threads from this era, with a few members reacting skeptically or just bumping the thread. Nothing particularly dramatic happened here beyond the usual dead-link/hidden-content grumbling common to file-sharing threads of the time.
Here is a link to tons of ebooks... All these books can be downloaded and have resellers rights! I originally bought this list to resell on ebay one by one...so please help me out a little and DONATE— UserID_7588
grrrrrrrr— avinashgamerboy
unhide— Anexxion
Where Can I Get VB6
A member goes hunting for a dead Microsoft language and finds only dead links and mockery.
A member named Repulse asked the Tech Support board for help tracking down a working copy of Visual Basic 6, complaining that every warez link he'd found across multiple sites (including the forum's own archives) was dead. Admin ap3x noted VB6 was no longer supported and had no easy legal source, prompting Repulse to admit he didn't care if it was illegal. The thread devolves into a handful of unhelpful one-liners and jabs, with other members ribbing him for not searching hard enough and referencing a past 'rule change' that likely restricted this kind of file-sharing request.
I dont care if its an illegal version.— Repulse
guessing you wont find it here since the rule change.— marz
warez-bb noob.— lulraep
External HDD Trouble
thejah's WD Passport won't take new files — and he's not about to lose 131GB over it
A short, mundane Tech Support thread from December 2009 where longtime member thejah asks for help with a WD 320GB Passport Essential external hard drive that would let him remove files but threw 'corrupted' or 'disk in use' errors whenever he tried to add anything. Fellow member majrbrawl suggested the obvious fix — reformatting — but thejah pushed back since his laptop only had 80GB and couldn't hold the 131GB already stored on the drive. The thread ends unresolved, a small everyday snapshot of forum life outside the gaming/cheat scene.
i cant copy anyything unto my external hdd its a WD 320GB passport essential everytime i go to put sumtin on it a error pop up saying its corrupted or disk in use— thejah
Format it.— majrbrawl
i dont want to format it i got 131 gigs of stuff on it and my laptop has only 80 gigs— thejah
Facebook Problem
A friend's Facebook got disabled overnight — was it hacked, or did they do something to deserve it?
Member darkslayer posted on behalf of a friend whose Facebook account was mysteriously disabled, sharing the generic Facebook support email response. Fellow members offered basic troubleshooting advice, with some suggesting the account may have been compromised or hacked and used to post something that got it banned. The thread wraps up with a crew member noting it was posted in the wrong subforum and issuing a warning, a common fate for misplaced tech-support threads.
Unfortunately, this could be a case of account stealing. Someone has definitely hacked into your account, posted something inappropriate, and got banned!— linh6496
If its been disabled it must be for a reason, does anyone else know your login info? It could of been disabled manually— drplobble
Wrong section - Warned— f0wh
Egg Nog: Spam or Not?
A one-line 'tastes good, yes or no?' post spirals into a mini-debate about what even counts as spam.
A low-effort thread simply asking if egg nog is good sparked a brief back-and-forth about whether it qualified as 'spam' compared to other off-topic threads, alongside genuine (if scattered) chatter about who likes or has never tried egg nog. Classic Debating-subforum filler: mundane holiday-drink small talk mixed with meta-arguing over forum posting standards. A couple of Aussie and non-North-American members chimed in confused about what egg nog even was, adding a bit of culture-clash comedy to the thread.
How is this spam? I guess every other thread here is spam aswell then...— Sideways
Wtf is "Egg Nog"? Whenever I say it I get a weird feeling in my nose and i feel like blowing all my snot on the nearest person...— Whats that?...BANG!!
How you set the topic up is what I considered spam.— orangespwnz
Pickles Debate (Warned and Closed)
A thread about pickles got warned and closed by the Forum Police within hours.
A member started a 'debate' in the Debating subforum simply asking who loves and who hates pickles, name-dropping a tangent about Marmite for good measure. A handful of replies weighed in on pickle preferences (with a shot at McDonald's pickles), before another user called out the thread as pointless. Supervisor DCLXVI shut it down the next morning, tagging it a 'Stupid debate.' A tiny, perfectly mundane snapshot of low-stakes off-topic chatter and quick moderation on the old board.
Stupid debate. Warned and closed.— DCLXVI
Stop making these fucked up threads man, wtf pickles?— Peski-Ruski
i love them but the one that maca's has are shit!— olie22
BCS Rant Thread
Jack Bauer declares college football's Bowl Championship Series 'stupid and gay' — chaos (mildly) ensues
A short-lived rant thread in the Rants and Raves subforum where member Jack Bauer griped about the BCS college football ranking system and USC's high standing. A handful of members chimed in with a mix of confusion (some thought 'bowls' meant the game or carpet bowls), old memories of watching it in the US, and a dismissive one-liner calling it a game for old people. Pretty low-key, typical off-topic filler thread from the site's Rants and Raves corner.
the BCS "Bowl Championship Series" is stupid and gay USC should not be ranked that high— Jack Bauer
LOL Bowls! Like the lousiest game ever?— -Shikari-
the game is a load of shit it's for old people— minitureman
[REQ] WinLicense Full Version, Cracked
A guy begs for a working download link 89 times and the forum just shrugs at him
A short-lived request thread in the Red Light District's Requests board where member DeathAdder asked for a cracked full version of the software protector WinLicense, specifically requesting anything other than RapidShare links. Another member offered a RapidShare link but declined to re-upload elsewhere, leading to some mild back-and-forth including Jack Bauer questioning what was wrong with RapidShare in the first place. The thread ends unresolved, with DeathAdder reporting repeated failed download attempts and no further replies.
Please post a link to WinLicense Full Version Cracked. Please don't post RapidShare links if possible.— DeathAdder
what's wrong with rapidshare?— Jack Bauer
Ive tried doing this +- 89 times.— DeathAdder
[REQ] Nod32 Antivirus
Kid wants free antivirus to dodge his teacher's PC checks, gets told to use the search button instead
A short 2007 request thread in the Red Light District's Requests board where member Dr.Lol asks for a full/cracked version of the Nod32 antivirus, half-joking that it would impress a teacher at his school. Regular ynaggo quickly shuts it down, pointing out fellow member Shifty had already posted it in the Softwarez section and should've been found with a search. A brief detour follows where jcomp6 warns against cracked antivirus software, and ynaggo fires back dismissively. A very ordinary, low-stakes slice of the forum's day-to-day request culture.
PLEASE USE THE SEARCH BUTTON IN SOFTWAREZ CMON MAN SHIFTY POSTED IT......... now im happy— ynaggo
if this one doesnt work then i think i am going to do an english version of the angry german kid..... lol— Dr.Lol
your fucked up in so many ways my head hurts trying to keep up— ynaggo
[Req] Jack Penate - Matinee (2007)
A humble album request turns into a tiny spat over who's better at finding warez
A member named Bradders asks in the Requests subforum for a link to Jack Penate's 2007 album 'Matinee' after failing to find it via search. Peski-Ruski delivers the goods (with tracklist) while jokingly complaining about how hard it was to find, prompting Arcade to call him out for exaggerating since it was a fresh release. A brief, good-natured back-and-forth about warez sources follows before Bradders thanks everyone and the thread wraps up.
This was a friggin' pain in the butt finding this.— Peski-Ruski
Lawl, you're a liar. It's a new release so it's easy to find.— Arcade
I'm a Cyberwarez user, of course it was hard to find, as of this day stopped though. Ware-BB ftw.— Peski-Ruski
NASA Pictures (Very high quality)
A guy with 2,600+ posts shares some NASA space pics, and the thread lives on as pure filler nostalgia.
A low-key February 2008 thread in the Scripts & Templates subforum where prolific poster LoRd Ragealot posted a preview image and a download link for a set of high-quality NASA pictures. The replies are the typical drive-by 'thanks' posts common to file-sharing threads of that era, with a few members just chiming in to bump or request an unhide. Nothing dramatic here — just a small, quiet artifact of everyday forum life outside the cheat and drama threads.
thanks babe!— walden
let meh see this ownage— SexyVexy
unhide, ty— blobber
How? (the free website thread that went nowhere)
A kid asked how to make a free website; a veteran told him to just close the window.
A short, low-stakes thread in the Scripts & Templates sub-board of the Red Light District where new member Shady925 asked how to make a free website. Veteran uploader pyeman gave a classic troll answer telling him to hit the close button, another member clarified with an actual site suggestion, and the OP shrugged it off with 'nvm.' A perfectly mundane, forgettable exchange that captures the casual, joking tone of the forum's smaller corners.
you press the red button with the white X in in the top right corner of your screen— pyeman
Lol... what he meant was www.freewebs.com— Pr0wL3r454
nvm— Shady925
Joomla / Pixels Paradise / Template Monster Web Template Pack
Old-school forum warez: a bulk dump of pirated Joomla website templates, cheered on by two dozen one-word 'thx' replies.
In the Red Light District's Scripts & Templates subforum, member anarchie65 posted a large bundle of cracked commercial website templates from vendors like JoomlArt, Pixels Paradise, and Designload, packaged under familiar warez-scene release tags. The thread is a typical low-effort bump-fest: dozens of members chiming in with brief thanks, 'nice', 'cool', or one-liners rather than real discussion. It captures the era's casual attitude toward pirated design assets circulating alongside the site's cheats, keys, and porn sections.
Can't you people post a decent comment? Thanks a ton, Anarchie! Gonna download now.— Nikogromf
THIS IS SPARTA!!!— Igot2balls
thanks alot mate! been looking for some templates— siliconx
Codename Gordon Mystery on Steam Account
A member found a mystery game on his Steam account and asked the forum to solve the puzzle
A short, low-key thread from September 2007 in which member 'thesource' noticed 'Codename Gordan' had appeared on his Steam account and wondered if it was a free game, asking others to check theirs too. Other members ('Narl', 'lol', 'bob1337') quickly clarified it was just an old free indie Half-Life 2 mod/demo, not worth much excitement, and the thread fizzled out with mild shrugs and a YouTube recommendation. A very ordinary, small-talk-style exchange typical of the Steam Client subforum's day-to-day chatter.
i was browsing around the steam store online looking to buy something and BAN! there i saw it- It said codename gordan was in my account when i didnt buy it..— thesource
Dude, it's such an OLD FREE game... I have it for around... I forgot!— Narl
look liek a f*cking piece of shi* to me lol— bob1337
[Movie]Unfriended - Media Review
The owner wants to know if that found-footage cyber-revenge horror flick is worth a watch
Forum owner TuxifieD dropped a YouTube trailer for the 2014 horror movie 'Unfriended' in the Media Review section, asking if anyone had seen it and was worth checking out. Two members, skata3000 and PotatoRain, chimed in casually saying they were also curious, with PotatoRain noting they'd actually posted about the film months earlier. A short, low-key thread typical of the site's off-topic movie chatter.
Im actually KIND of interested in seeing this so let me know what you guys think if you've seen it!!!— TuxifieD
I haven't seen a good horror flick in years unfortunately....— skata3000
I posted it here some months ago ^^ I'll watch it, as looks pretty fun haha— PotatoRain
Naughty America Megathread: 'ty' / 'unhide' Filler Thread
Page 3 of a Rapidshare porn megathread where the whole conversation was just 'ty' and 'unhide'
This was one page deep in a long-running Porn Paradise megathread on Fkn0wned.com, a 2008-era mirror thread sharing Rapidshare links to the 'Naughty America / Naughty Athletics' video series. The actual content is long gone, leaving only the reply chain: a parade of members dropping in over weeks just to say thanks, unhide the links, or bump the thread. It's a classic low-effort, high-traffic filler thread typical of the site's Red Light District / Porn Paradise sections, running to at least four pages.
wow— Jebus AUS
unhide— Sylox
ty bro— fpspwnr1980
Naughty America Megathread - Page 3 of Thanks/Unhide Spam
Page 3 of a classic Porn Paradise megathread — mostly 'thx' and 'unhide' from the CS 1.6 crowd
This is the tail end (page 3 of 4) of a long-running content megathread in Fkn0wned's Porn Paradise > Images/Videos > Megathreads section, dedicated to a 'Naughty America - Latin Adultery' post. As was typical of these threads, the actual content lived in earlier posts (likely hidden behind reply-to-unlock tags), and this page is almost entirely a scroll of low-effort 'thanks/unhide/ty' one-liners from dozens of members racking up post counts. It's a good snapshot of the forum's Counter-Strike-cheat-crowd userbase drifting into the porn subforum, complete with Xfire handles, joined dates, and the site's classic 'We Moderate Your Fun!' tagline.
hot shit— jhughes
cheerihoes— S1acker
waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaw nice— jandaoo
Mega-Thread: My Sister's Hot Friend (Page 20)
A 20-page, years-long chain of 'unhide/thanks' posts in the Porn Paradise megathread archive.
This is the tail end of a long-running 'megathread' in the Porn Paradise > Images/Videos section, one of many sprawling image-sharing threads that accumulated hundreds of replies over years. By this final page (posts #381-400, spanning January-February 2008) the thread had devolved into a pure ritual of members posting single-word replies like 'ty,' 'unhide,' or 'nice!' to unlock hidden image content in earlier posts. It captures the low-effort, high-volume bump culture typical of these boards' adult content megathreads rather than any real discussion.
unnhiddddeeeeeee— tEKnikal
Thank the lord for proxies.— XyHavix
legend ... thx bro ...— extacide
MILF Hunter Mega-Thread
A page-three tail end of an old Rapidshare-era 'mega-thread' that's basically just a wall of 'ty' and 'thx man' — the internet's oldest ritual.
This is the tail end (page 3 of 3) of a long-running content-sharing mega-thread in Fkn0wned's Porn Paradise section, tied to Rapidshare-hosted material. By this point the original content is long buried and the thread has devolved into the classic forum ritual of drive-by 'thanks' posts from members bumping the topic to keep access alive. Post counts and join dates show a real mix of old-guard members (some from 2006) and brand-new one-post accounts, typical of a thread that stayed alive for years purely on demand. Nothing dramatic happens here — it's just the mundane, nostalgic bones of how these mega-threads sustained themselves.
ty— AngryBobo
i love this site— pure-rubish
Lolk.— cheesefrog
Mega-Thread: Naughty Bookworms
A years-long, multi-page image dump thread limps to its final page with a whimper of 'ty' and 'wow nice'.
This was a long-running megathread in the Porn Paradise > Images/Videos section, one of many themed image-dump threads hosted on Fkn0wned. The original 2007 post (by 'Guru') packaged a large set of split image/video files with instructions for reassembling them via third-party tools. By the time this final page rolls around in early 2008, the thread has decayed into the typical megathread afterlife: a trickle of one-line bumps, thank-yous, and low-effort replies from members chasing the hidden content behind forum quote/reply gates.
thanks— magnip
unhide— Vonvoti
wow nice— euphoria
Porn Paradise Megathread: 'unhide' bump chain
A five-page reply chain of one-word 'ty's and 'unhide' requests — the sound of an old forum's adult content vault at the tail end of a Rapidshare-link mega thread.
This is the last page of a long-running megathread in the Porn Paradise > Images/Videos > Megathreads section, where a member had posted a large personal collection of adult video links (via Rapidshare) for others to download. By page 5 the thread had devolved into its natural late-life state: dozens of low-effort replies from members just saying thanks, asking to 'unhide' the content, or bumping the thread to keep access alive. It's less a discussion than a running log of member drive-bys spanning late Dec 2007 into early 2008, typical of how these hidden-content megathreads worked on cheat/gaming forums of that era.
unhide— letgodsortem
wee, unhide ?— sohjo
loooooool— execution1
We Live Together Megathread (page 11 bump spam)
The tail end of an 11-page adult megathread, drowning in one-word 'thanks' posts and drive-by noobs
This is the final page of a long-running Porn Paradise megathread titled 'We Live Together,' part of the forum's Images/Videos content-sharing section. By this point the thread is mostly a stream of low-effort bump/thank-you replies from new or low-post-count members reacting to the original shared content, with little actual discussion. It's a good snapshot of how these old image megathreads devolved into pure gratitude spam once they hit double-digit pages.
wooow amazing— warmen
oh my gooddd— warmen
wow thank you— KASPERBITCH
Dead Images/Videos: Daisy Marie - Out Of Control
A dead image link, six years of 'unhide' requests, and one guy praying it wasn't Rapidshare.
A short-lived post in the 'Dead Images/Videos' subforum of Porn Paradise, where user p5y originally shared an image (long since broken/expired hosting) back in October 2007. The thread limped along for months with a trickle of replies from members mostly just bumping it, asking to 'unhide' the content, or reacting with one-word comments. By the time later posters showed up the image was already gone, making the thread a fitting monument to link rot on old-school forums.
please dont be rapishare— riptide002
unhide— Crownine
gbfdb— fatsanta
VIP Raffle Thread Hijacked by Vouch-Spam and Adfly Links
A giveaway thread devolves into vouch-spam and adf.ly link farming
This was page 2 of a raffle thread offering a month of VIP membership as the prize, part of Fkn0wned's Raffles section. By this page the thread had largely been hijacked by user Kubenos posting a wall of trade vouches (praising smooth account trades) alongside a spoiler full of adf.ly shortened links, likely for referral clicks or ad revenue. Little actual raffle discussion survives on this page — it's mostly a snapshot of the site's trading/vouch culture and link-farming habits.
Just traded a BF3 acc, trade went smooth, Big Vouch for Kubenos.
Traded with him, I went first, he gave me 1 gift also for bonus, Legit!
IF YOU WANT CLICK:— Kubenos
G-Eazy Sucks (Page 3)
A throwaway music-taste flame war where even the double-posts got banned
A casual Media Discussion thread trashing rapper G-Eazy devolves into a couple of low-effort one-liners from banned member Cunter, who pivots to bashing Lil B as well. VIP member Panda calls out a double post and jokingly threatens a ban, capping off a small, silly exchange typical of the forum's off-topic music chatter.
Lil B is bad— Cunter
Like as bad as they come— Cunter
double post /ban— Panda
Can Someone Help Me Crack This Hash?
One guy posts a mystery hash, gets a one-line reply, and the thread just... stops.
A member named l3m0nz dropped a hash string into General Discussion asking for help cracking it. The only reply came from miLLer, who questioned where it came from and suggested it might be salted, effectively ending the conversation. A tiny, quintessential snapshot of the era's casual hash-cracking culture on cheat/gaming forums — short, unresolved, and never revisited.
cant seem to crack it .. can you ?— l3m0nz
why did you get it from? It could be salted.— miLLer
Elevator Music
A guy just wanted to know what that chill background music was — and got called out for posting in the wrong section
A short, low-stakes thread from October 2007 where member Renegade.MB shares a YouTube clip and asks for help identifying/finding similar background music. Replies are brief and half-joking, with one member razzing him for making a 'WAREZ'-style request and another dropping a royalty-free music site link. waLLa closes it out by both enjoying the music and reminding him to post links in the correct section, a classic bit of forum housekeeping.
lol. i hate elevator music request in WAREZ. hash will find itz— Jack Daniels
You need to start posting links in the right section and I also like that music.— waLLa
Make a word out of the last letter=)
A word-chain game that lasted six posts before a mod pulled the plug on it as 'pointless spam'
A brand-new member kicked off a classic forum time-killer game in General Discussion: take the last letter of the previous word and start a new one with it. A handful of regulars played along for a few replies, drifting quickly into off-color and joke words, before moderator Shifty. closed the thread outright as spam. A tiny, forgettable slice of the low-stakes filler content that filled out Off-Topic between the site's cheat and gaming discussions.
Ok i just wanted to make this cuz its cool ^^— team evolite chill
Pointless spam thread— Shifty.
Need Some Quick HTML Help :)
A member wanted to add a favicon to his site — cue basic HTML tech support, forum-style
Marc347 asked how to change the little tab icon (favicon) when building a website, unsure of the exact HTML tag needed. Staff member miLLer stepped in with the standard <link rel="shortcut icon"> snippet, and Marc347 ran into it not displaying properly. A small, mundane tech-help exchange typical of the site's General Discussion board.
Just wondering, how do I change the little icon thing on the left of a tab in firefox when making a site?— Marc347
Bah, now I don't see anything at all! I do have an .ico on the ftp, but all I see is clear.— Marc347
CD Key Cracks
New member asks for a CS:S key crack — gets shut down instantly by the old guard
A low-post-count newcomer asks in General Discussion if anyone knows of a working crack or keygen for Counter-Strike: Source CD keys, tired of repurchasing keys after VAC bans. A veteran member (Paws) flatly shuts the idea down, pointing to an existing pinned thread in the hack forums confirming no such crack exists. A regular 1K Club member chimes in briefly before the thread trails off.
there are NONE. Absolutely NONE. Read the css hack forums.. and ull find a pinned thread, saying exactly what i said.— Paws
so does anyone know of a site that has a good crack/gen for cd keys for counter strike source— Golden3
how to spam an email addy?
A member wants revenge on some guy who wronged him — by drowning his hotmail.de inbox in spam.
A short, petty little thread from Fkn0wned's General Discussion board: member r8d110 asks how to sign someone's email up for spam and mailing lists because he's mad at the guy. It's a quick, casual request typical of the forum's off-topic section, posted with a couple of goofy emoticons and zero follow-up shown on the page. A snapshot of the kind of low-stakes, mildly petty requests that filled the Off-Topic board back in the day.
yo all. i want 2 spam an email cos the guy is a total dickhead— r8d110
do wot you want— r8d110
Xpango Referral Hack Request That Wasn't
Kid asks fkn0wned to hack a free-stuff rewards site, gets told to sit down
A short, quickly-resolved thread from February 2008 where member Nur5 asked if there was a way to game Xpango (a referral-based free-stuff site) for credits without doing referrals, and dropped his own referral link while insisting it wasn't advertising. Fellow member l3m0nz shot the idea down flatly, saying no such hack existed and that anyone claiming otherwise was scamming. Nur5 accepted the answer and asked mods to close the thread, making this a tiny, low-drama exchange typical of the forum's off-topic chatter.
is there a way i can get credits fo free? you know like hax?— Nur5
no i dont think that theres any xpango hack out there the only ones you will see will be some guy trying to scam you.— l3m0nz
need computer help - what is a dllhost.exe
A 2007 member's shutdown error turns into a low-key tech-support thread full of shrugging guesses
A member posted in General Discussion asking about a recurring 'End Program - dllhost.exe' error on shutdown, worried it was slowing down their computer. A handful of regulars replied with casual reassurances and guesses about what the process was, none particularly authoritative, in classic mid-2000s forum tech-support fashion. The thread is a small, mundane slice of everyday life on the board outside the usual gaming/cheat talk.
happens when shit is running that wasnt ended correctly, happens all the time, im pretty shure its not a big deal— ballistic
dllhost.exe is made from Microsoft Corporation description: COM Surrogate w/e the fuck that is...— bigstew
Such an Annoying Sig... (page 2)
A dumb forum signature turns into a good-natured 'my sig is more annoying than yours' pissing match.
Tail end of a lighthearted General Discussion thread from January 2008 where members razz each other over an overly large or annoying forum signature. hunterbrute224 owns up to having an even bigger, more obnoxious sig and blames a member called bucketface for egging him on to keep adding to it. A minor mix-up over a possible double-post from Marc347 gets smoothed over by The Moose. Classic low-stakes off-topic banter typical of the board's General Discussion section.
I saw this and it was dumb. LOL Peski soon enough youll be calling all of us "Damn kids" lool. My sig is more annoying, seeing as it is so big. I blame bucketface he tells me to add stuff— hunterbrute224
Idiot, he didn't double post on purpose I guess, shit...— The Moose
Wavy Monitor and Crashes: Did a CS:S Hack Give Me a Virus?
A member blames a wavy monitor and crashing PC on downloaded 'hacks' — classic 2007 tech-support panic.
In this Off-Topic/General Discussion thread from June 2007, member SkullKollector describes a PC that started crashing and a monitor displaying wavy visuals, wondering if downloading CS:S hacks (possibly from another site) caused a virus or hardware issue. Forum admin Malware replies early in the thread, though the response content is cut off in this archive. It's a small, everyday slice of forum life — a mix of cheat-scene culture and casual tech troubleshooting typical of the era.
did i somehow get a virus from someone on cs:s? or a hack?— SkullKollector
my monitor screen is being like all wavy.— SkullKollector
For shifty.
Someone dug up an old .gif maker just to troll a member named shifty — nobody else got the joke.
A short, oddball Off-Topic thread where a member called Seaking made a goofy animated .gif 'for' another user, shifty, referencing a connection to Seaking's brother. Seaking clarified a fake image used in the gif wasn't meant as an insult, just a joke. Another member, mr.N0Nam3, simply replied that he didn't understand what was going on — a pretty typical slice of confused, low-stakes forum humor from the era.
Well I dug up his .gif maker and made a .gif for fun, since I didn't have a topic I used you.— Seaking
i dont understand— mr.N0Nam3
Connecting my cellphone with my computer
Member can't get his Razor V3 to talk to XP — cue the classic driver-hunt thread
A member named Marc347 posted a mundane tech-support question about getting his Motorola Razor V3 phone recognized by Windows XP via USB, since the 'Found New Hardware' wizard failed. A handful of regulars chimed in with quick troubleshooting suggestions like unplugging/replugging, restarting, or using the phone's install disc rather than relying on the wizard. It's a small, everyday slice of the Technology/General Discussion crossover traffic typical of this forum — low drama, just neighbors helping neighbors with 2000s gadget problems.
You're not supposed to connect via the wizard....— [LiP]STicK.
try unplug it and then plug it back.. or restart u...— haha.1