Off-Topic Gold
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WTS World of Warcraft & Burning Crusade CD Keys
A banned member hawking WoW keys for $30–35 in the old Fkn0wned marketplace, no receipts included.
A short sales listing in the Market Place > Sales section where user 'AC KILLA' offered a World of Warcraft CD key and a Burning Crusade CD key for $30-$35, urging buyers to hurry as they were his 'last ones.' The post is a small snapshot of the informal, low-trust key-reselling culture common on cheat/gaming forums of that era, gated behind a 100-post trading requirement. Notably, the seller's account is tagged as 'Banned,' which fits the general untrustworthy tone of the marketplace.
Well im willing to sell the burning crusade key and the other wow cd key for only... $35.00 or $30.00 Really Really Cheap. Hurry Because this are my last ones.— AC KILLA
[REQ] Adobe Illustrator CS3
One-line software request in the Red Light District that fizzled out fast
A GFX Graphics Staff member named pato posted a bare-bones request for Adobe Illustrator CS3 in the Requests subforum. Fellow member rnie quickly replied pointing to a handful of existing threads about Adobe CS3 downloads and keygens already posted elsewhere on the site, in line with the forum's rule that requesters must search before posting. Pato responded once more, and the thread ends there — a small, everyday exchange typical of the site's software request culture.
So yeah what it is says.— pato
[req] Visual Basic 6.0
Someone couldn't Google their way to VB6, so they asked the Red Light District instead.
A short-lived request thread in Fkn0wned's warez-adjacent 'Requests' subforum where a member named asshoel50 asked for a copy of Visual Basic 6.0 after failing to find it via search engines. Another user, laptops, replied, though the exchange is brief and unremarkable beyond the routine request-and-respond pattern typical of this board. The thread sits behind the forum's standard request rules requiring a minimum post count and prior searching before posting.
ive tried to find Visual Basic 6.0 on google, but no luck. so would any1 give it to me plz?— asshoel50
Music Request: Tinchy Stryder - Star in the Hood
A one-line music request that time forgot in fkn0wned's Red Light District.
A brief, single-post request thread in the Requests subforum of Fkn0wned.Com's Red Light District, where user Matt11 asks if anyone has a copy of the Tinchy Stryder track 'Star in the Hood' to share. No replies followed, leaving it as a small, quiet artifact of the forum's warez/media-sharing culture circa late 2007. It captures the mundane, everyday side of the site alongside its more notorious reputation.
Anybody know where i could get this from.. Would be greatfull. Cheers— Matt11
[REQ] Demon Hunter - Storm the Gates of Hell
One lonely post asking someone to upload a random 2007 game to Rapidshare — nobody answered.
A brief, unremarkable request thread posted in Fkn0wned.Com's Red Light District > Requests forum, where user abstract1337 asked if anyone could upload the game 'Demon Hunter - Storm the Gates of Hell' to a file host like Rapidshare. The post got no visible replies, typical of many low-traffic requests that filled this subforum. It's a small time capsule of the era's file-sharing culture, when Rapidshare links were the currency of forum communities like this one.
If someone could upload this to rapidshare or something that would be nice.— abstract1337
DeathAdder's ETQW For-Sale Thread
A guy's PC couldn't run Enemy Territory: Quake Wars, so two days after buying it, he tried to flip it for $25 on the forum.
A short trading post in the Other Trades subforum where member DeathAdder offers his barely-used copy of Enemy Territory: Quake Wars for $25 after discovering his PC couldn't run it well. Fellow member Peski-Ruski replied with a quoted follow-up, and DeathAdder responded back the next day. A small, quiet corner of the site's classic pre-Steam-dominance PC game trading scene.
I am selling after realizing my PC can't handle it very well.— DeathAdder
PDF FileOpen Cracking Request
One lonely post asking the forum's 'almighty purveyors of ill-gotten goods' to help crack a PDF — then silence.
A brief, single-post request in the Warez Requests subforum of the Red Light District section, where user cobain_is_legend asked if anyone knew how to bypass the 'FileOpen' PDF protection plugin. The thread got no visible replies and was eventually locked, a small, quiet artifact of the forum's warez-trading corner. Typical of the era's mashup of ads (bodybuilding supplement giveaways) sitting alongside piracy requests.
Do any of you almighty purveyors of ill-gotten but well deserved goods know how to crack the protection of a PDF that uses the "fileopen" plug-in?— cobain_is_legend
[REQ] JoomlaMonster 'Palm Travel' Template Request
One lonely Noob's cry for a free Joomla travel template, forever unanswered on page 1 of 1.
A brand-new member named TiPsY posted a simple request in the Warez Request subforum, asking if anyone could source a free copy of the 'JoomlaMonster Palm Travel' premium website template after coming up empty on their own search. The thread got no visible replies, capturing a common everyday moment on the site's Red Light District warez board where users traded requests for cracked software, templates, and media. It's a tiny, quiet artifact of the forum's piracy-adjacent request culture rather than any major event.
can someone find me this template for free? i've searched and i came up with nothing :/— TiPsY
LOL (2006) movie release post
A 2006 mumblecore indie flick gets the full ASCII-art scene-release treatment in the Red Light District movie dumps.
A release-scene-style post sharing the 2006 indie film 'LOL' complete with elaborate ASCII art, encoding specs (XviD, AC3, resolution, runtime), IMDB rating, and full cast listing. Posted in the Movies subforum under Red Light District by a member of the '[Rager] Ragers' group. The lone reply is a two-word reaction of confusion, typical of the low-effort banter that filled these file-sharing threads.
lol wtf!?!— Jack Bauer
Movie Download Links: Simpsons, Bourne Ultimatum, Shooter
A 2007-era post dumping direct links to bootleg movie downloads before they'd 'disappear'
A one-post thread in Gametration.com's 'Red Light District > Movies' subforum, where a long-time '1000 Club' member shared direct download links (behind hidden/hide_me tags requiring registration) to three then-recent movies: The Simpsons Movie, The Bourne Ultimatum, and Shooter. The post urged people to grab the files quickly, typical of the era's file-host link-sharing culture on cheat/gaming forums that also ran unofficial media-sharing sections. No replies are captured, just the original drop.
Get em quick, not sure how long they will last.
Ghost Rider (2007) movie thread
A one-poster movie drop that limped along for seven months on two 'me too' replies.
A short, quiet thread in the Movies subforum of Fkn0wned's Red Light District section, where user Afteryou posted images related to the 2007 film Ghost Rider. It got minimal engagement — one newbie (uchihaobito) chiming in months later that they'd been wanting to see it, and another member (xrefused1007) replying with just a smiley half a year after that. A low-key, unremarkable slice of the board's file/media-sharing corner rather than any notable event or drama.
I have been wanting to see this— uchihaobito
Free Streaming Movies Link Drop
A one-post plug for a free movie streaming site, hidden behind a spoiler tag and a grin emoji.
A quick post in the Red Light District > Movies subforum where longtime 1000-Club member blackxthink dropped a link to a free streaming movie site behind a hide-tag, inviting members to comment. Typical low-effort 'sharing' thread of the era, the kind that padded post counts and rep in exchange for freebies. Nothing dramatic here, just a small artifact of how off-topic sharing culture worked on Gametration outside the cheat database.
FRee STreaming MOvies!— blackxthink
Jackass 2.5 (2007) movie share thread
Someone dropped a 'not Jackass 2, it's 2.5' RS.com link back in '07 — pure Red Light District filler.
A quick movie-sharing post in the Red Light District > Movies subforum, where a member with a hefty post count shared a RapidShare link and IMDb info for Jackass 2.5 (2007), taking care to clarify it wasn't the same as Jackass 2. Typical of the era's forum culture where off-topic sections doubled as file-sharing hubs alongside the site's main cheat-scene focus. Nothing dramatic here — just a routine download post from a well-established regular.
it's not jackass 2! it's 2.5— LoRd Ragealot
Halloween Collection 1-9
One member dumped the entire Halloween slasher franchise for the taking — appreciated by exactly one noob.
A quick post in the Movies subforum of the Red Light District section shared download links and password for a multi-part archive containing the Halloween film series (parts 1 through 9). Posted by longtime member Afteryou, a high-post-count regular of the 1000 Club, the thread got a single one-word reply of approval before fading into the archive. Typical of the era's file-sharing culture, it leaned on now-dead rapidshare-style mirrors and cover-art images pulled from Amazon.
damn nice— hellboy1313
[RS] Weird Science
A staffer drops the 1985 teen-comedy classic in the Red Light District movie dump — one reply calls it gay and that's the whole thread.
A quick share-thread in the Movies subforum of Red Light District where a staff member posted a rapidshare-style link and IMDB blurb for the 1985 film 'Weird Science.' It got exactly one reply from member Jack Bauer, dismissing the movie, and that's where the thread ends. A small, forgettable slice of the forum's movie-sharing culture rather than any major event.
this movie is gay but oh well...— Jack Bauer
Ghost Rider (2007) movie share thread
One old member drops a Ghost Rider movie post, another just says 'yea' — that's the whole thread.
A short-lived thread in the Movies subforum of Fkn0wned's Red Light District section, where user 'laptops' posted a set of image links apparently tied to sharing the 2007 film Ghost Rider. It got exactly one reply, a one-word 'yea' from xrefused1007 months later, typifying the low-effort media-sharing posts common in this part of the forum. Nothing dramatic here — just a small artifact of the site's file/media-sharing culture circa late 2007.
yea— xrefused1007
The Seeker: The Dark Is Rising (2007) R5.XviD Warez Post
A single-post movie drop from a brand-new noob in Fkn0wned's Red Light District warez corner
A one-post thread in the Movies subforum of Fkn0wned's Red Light District section, where a newly registered member named saikun shared download links (Mega/Rapid) and promo screenshots for the 2007 fantasy film 'The Seeker: The Dark Is Rising' in R5.XviD format. It's a typical low-effort release post common to file-sharing forums of the era, with no discussion or replies attached. Nothing dramatic happened here — just a small artifact of the classic '2000s forum movie warez' subculture.
Link Mega: Link Rapid; Enjoy!— saikun
Free Movie Site Plug (2007)
One noob's link to stream Hitman and I Am Legend for free kicks off... nothing much, actually.
A short, single-post thread from December 2007 in the Red Light District > Movies section where a low-post-count member shares a link to a site for streaming then-current movies and TV shows for free. No replies followed, making it a small, quiet artifact of the era's casual media-sharing culture rather than a notable event. Typical of the forum's Red Light District section, which hosted links to pirated/free media alongside software, games, and music.
This website is for watching free movies and tv shows you dont download its like youtube for movies and tv— deathleprichaun
[FS] The Encyclopedia of Swearing - E-Book Share
A P2P e-book about swearing gets two replies, one of them petty
A minor file-share post in Fkn0wned's Red Light District e-books subforum, where crew member hoOkz dropped a P2P-sourced PDF titled 'The Encyclopedia of Swearing.' The thread got barely any traction — just a polite thank-you and a cheeky, backhanded 'thank you i dont love you' reply. A small, mundane artifact of the forum's warez-sharing culture rather than any major event.
thank you i dont love you— Charlie
ActiveDen SOLO Music Website Template Rip
A single-post FileSonic drop of a ripped ActiveDen music template, gated behind the good ol' 'reply to unlock' wall.
A short, single-post thread in the Templates and Scripts subforum of Fkn0wned's Red Light District, where user SuperStaRRRRR shared a ripped copy of an ActiveDen web template called 'SOLO' for music websites, updated with Flash and PHP files. Like most warez posts on the board, the actual download was hidden behind a 'reply to see content' wall, a common tactic to farm post counts and forum activity. Nothing dramatic here — just a typical day-to-day content drop in the site's piracy section.
Hidden Content You'll be able to see the hidden content once you reply to this topic.
Colorlight Premium HTML Template (FileSonic drop)
A one-post-wonder: a premium HTML template dumped behind a reply-to-unlock wall, met with a single 'tyy'
A brief, low-key thread in the Templates and Scripts sub-board of the Red Light District, where user SuperStaRRRRR shared a premium HTML template (Colorlight) hosted on FileSonic, gated behind Fkn0wned's classic 'reply to see hidden content' mechanic. Only one other member, Charlie, responded with a quick thanks. Typical of the forum's warez-sharing culture: low effort, transactional, and forgotten within a day.
tyy— Charlie
Free Autopilot Bitcoin Referral Spam
A single dusty post promising free bitcoin just for leaving your browser open — classic 2010s forum spam relic.
A one-post thread in Fkn0wned's Miscellaneous & General board where member etnies213 pitched a 'free autopilot' bitcoin-earning scheme, complete with a referral/shortlink signup and a rundown of mining tiers and payout thresholds. It got zero replies and zero followers, a small fossil from the era when every forum had at least one of these passive-income BTC threads floating around unnoticed.
You will automatically mine your first level which brings 1200 satoshi every 10 minutes, and it's unlimited.— etnies213
Amateur Asian Video Dump Thread (Porn Paradise)
A single-post noob flooded the Amateur board with a mega-collection of hidden-cam clips before a VIP mod slammed it shut
A brand-new member calling himself 'naras' posted a rapid-fire series of links to an amateur adult video collection (billed as Thai, Chinese, Vietnamese and other Asian content) hosted on now-dead file lockers like Oron, Filesonic and Wupload. The thread was just a string of near-identical posts dumping thumbnails and mirror links with no real discussion. A VIP member closed it within a day, citing a dead/expired hosting link as the reason. It's a pretty typical snapshot of the site's 'Red Light District'-adjacent Porn Paradise section and the file-locker era of early-2010s forums.
closed, no hide hack added— [VIP] Fopje Black Boy ™
19.20$ FileIce Download! thread
A leftover FileIce download-lock listing gets a lone, baffled 'cool dude ???' reply.
A short, mostly evaporated thread from Fkn0wned's Discussion area advertising a FileIce-locked download priced at $19.20 — a common early-2010s monetization scheme where downloads were gated behind survey/offer paywalls. All that survives in the archive is a single late reply from a brand-new member (4 posts) reacting with confused amusement. The original post content and context are lost, leaving only this odd, orphaned punchline.
cool dude ???— kaos1983
"[Service][Free] DDOS - 5.5gbps" bait thread
A free 5.5gbps DDOS offer that was really just a link with 'no fucking reason c:'
A post in the Personal Army Requests subforum advertising a supposedly free DDOS service at 5.5gbps, with the title itself admitting it was mostly just a link to click for no real reason — classic troll/bait posting style typical of this section. The board sat under Computer Security and Hacking > Security Discussions, a corner of the forum where members traded or requested DDOS 'services' and botnet-adjacent favors. No real technical content survives in the visible chrome, just the listing and site navigation.
or just click the link for no fucking reason c:
Clickbait 'Nudes' Thread Derails Into Account-Trading Vouches
A classic clickbait 'leak' thread that mostly turned into someone's vouch thread instead.
A thread posted under the site's 'Porn Paradise' / general leeching category with a typical too-good-to-be-true clickbait title promising a method to get nude photos from any girl. The surviving content is minimal — just a reply from user BladeDark17 (tagged as a 'Spammer' member with over 600 posts) thanking the OP and pasting in trade vouches for an unrelated account-selling deal. It's a good snapshot of the low-effort bait threads and account-trading vouch culture that filled Fkn0wned's back rooms.
Trusted, vouch! Big vouch, trade went smooth. Vouch for this guy, i bought an account from him, he went first.— BladeDark17
I got 7 bucks, shoot me offers
Seven dollars burning a hole in some kid's pocket — what would you have sold him?
A short, low-stakes marketplace post from Buyers Plaza where a member with a small budget (seven dollars) asked other users to pitch offers on whatever they had for sale. Typical of the casual buy/sell chatter that ran alongside the site's cheat database and hacking sections, this thread captures the everyday, small-time trading culture rather than any major drama or event.
I got 7 bucks shoot me offers
the best trilogy?
A South Park three-parter sparks a debate that somehow needs two pages.
miLLer kicks off a casual thread praising a recent three-episode South Park arc, calling it among the show's best. HaSh chimes in early, and the thread runs to two pages of typical off-topic chatter. A low-stakes, laid-back General Discussion thread reflecting the everyday small talk that filled the board between the site's bigger cheat-scene and gaming threads.
Hot or Not: Nexopia Photo Thread
A single post, a Nexopia profile pic, and the eternal forum pastime of judging a stranger's photo.
A short-lived General Discussion thread where member ACxDog posted a photo (hosted on Nexopia, a nod to the era's teen social network) for the classic 'hot or not' judgment ritual. No replies were captured, just the opening post sitting alone with a couple of guests lurking. A small, mundane slice of the site's off-topic culture rather than any major event.
Old Italian Song
Someone dug up an old Italian song and the General Discussion crowd had thoughts.
A short, mostly forgotten thread in Gametration's General Discussion where a member shared or asked about an old Italian song. Little of the actual conversation survived in this archive capture, leaving mostly the site's navigation chrome intact. It's a small, quiet snapshot of the kind of random off-topic filler that filled out forums like this between cheat releases and drama threads.
It's just like hacking!
A Gametration off-topic thread that reduced 'hacking' to a punchline everyone got in on.
This was a General Discussion thread on the old Gametration.com forum, a gaming/cheat-scene community with dedicated cheat databases for titles like Counter-Strike, Battlefield, and America's Army. The thread itself leaned casual and off-topic, riffing on the site's core cheat culture with a joking 'it's just like hacking!' comparison rather than any technical content. It captures the lighter, bantering side of the community that existed alongside its more serious cheat-database sections.
Hot Or Not!?
A lone 'rate this' post that went nowhere fast.
A short-lived, low-effort thread in the General Discussion section where a member posted a link inviting others to judge someone as 'hot or not.' It's a tiny snapshot of the era's throwaway off-topic posting culture, likely a low-effort or spam-adjacent post typical of small forum communities, with no real discussion following it. Notable mainly as a preserved artifact of the forum's casual, unmoderated off-topic chatter rather than for any drama or lasting impact.
Backdoors & Spoofs (XXX Passwords, pg. 27)
27 pages deep into an ancient adult-site password thread — the tail end of a long-dead ritual.
This is the final page of a very long-running thread called 'Backdoors & Spoofs' in the age-restricted Porn Paradise section, where members traded access to adult sites over the years. By page 27 the thread had dwindled to just a couple of low-post-count 'Noob' members checking in, a sign the topic had been running since the forum's early days but was winding down. There's no real content left here beyond routine member posts and a 'Thanks' reply — mostly forum furniture rather than drama.
Quick Load - XXX Passwords Thread
The infamous 'Porn Paradise' corner of fkn0wned, where a mod named Shifty kicked off yet another R18 password dump.
This was a thread in the 18+ 'XXX Passwords' sub-board of fkn0wned.com's 'Porn Paradise' section, an area of the forum walled off with an age-warning banner. The opening post, titled 'Quick Load', was made by longtime Super Moderator Shifty (member #6, from Manchester UK, 5,161 posts), a well-established veteran of the community. The thread ran to at least three pages, typical of these password-sharing threads that were common on cheat-scene forums of the era as a side attraction alongside the CS 1.6/CS:S/BF2 hacking content.
Future Trance Vol 14 (2CD) (2000) share thread
A staffer drops a 40-track 2000 trance compilation, full NFO and all, into the Red Light District crates.
A staff member posted a release-style share of the 'Future Trance Vol 14' 2CD trance compilation, complete with scene-style NFO info (ripper, encoder, quality, tracklist for both discs). It sits in the Music subforum of the Red Light District section, the site's general dumping ground for off-topic media shares alongside the porn boards. The post is a straightforward classic-era mp3-release-board format, more archive than discussion, with no real reply thread visible. Notable mainly as a snapshot of the site's non-cheat side and its 2000s file-sharing culture.
KRAFTWERK - Trans-Europe Express CDS (1990)
A lone Kraftwerk CD single post, filed away in the Red Light District's Music corner
A member known as 'K Wonder' posted a share of the 1990 Kraftwerk CD single 'Trans-Europe Express', listing its four tracks alongside cover art. Typical of the Music subforum under the Red Light District section, this was a quick drop-and-share style post rather than a discussion thread. No replies or debate are captured on this page, just a music archive contribution from a long-time member.
VA - We Can Not Catch: Disco Hits (2011) music dump
190 tracks of Russian pop-disco crammed into one 2011 warez post — a perfect time capsule of the forum's Red Light District.
A single-post release thread in the Red Light District's Music subforum, where member joeymes shared a massive 190-track MP3 compilation ('VA - We can not catch. Disco Hits (2011)') dominated by Russian and Eastern European pop/disco alongside Western chart hits of the era. The post follows the classic warez-forum format: cover art, tracklist, and mirrored download links across now-dead file hosts like FileSonic and FileServe. No replies followed, typical of these low-engagement compilation dumps that padded out the Red Light District boards.
Chicane - Somersault (2007) Album Share
A little house/trance chill-out drop tucked away in the Red Light District's Music corner.
A member known as '1 K Wonder' posted a full album share of Chicane's 2007 record 'Somersault' in the Music subforum, complete with cover art, label/encoding details, and the 10-track listing. It's a snapshot of the era's classic forum album-sharing culture, where music posts sat alongside the gaming and cheat-scene content that defined Fkn0wned. Nothing dramatic here, just a chill trance/house release shared for other members to enjoy.
Scribe - Rhyme Book (2007) Album Share
A lone NZ hip-hop rip sitting quietly in the Red Light District's Music corner
A 2007 post in the Music subforum sharing New Zealand rapper Scribe's second album 'Rhymebook', following his award-winning 'The Crusader'. The post lays out standard rip-release info (label, source, size, encoding quality) and the full tracklist. It's a typical scene-style music-sharing post from the forum's Red Light District section, with no discussion attached.
PRODIGY - Experience Expanded (1992)
A rave-era Prodigy rarity drop tucked away in the Red Light District's Music corner.
A member known as 1 K Wonder posted a tracklist and cover art for the expanded reissue of Prodigy's 1992 album 'Experience,' laying out the full two-disc breakdown of tracks and remixes. It's a quiet, single-post music share typical of the Music subforum under Red Light District, more about old-school rave/breakbeat nostalgia than discussion or drama. No replies or further chatter accompanied it in the archived material.
Nas - Hip Hop Is Dead 192kbps upload
A single-post album drop in the Red Light District that never got a single reply.
A basic file-sharing post in the Music subforum of Fkn0wned's 'Red Light District' section, where user anarchie65 shared Nas's 2006 album Hip Hop Is Dead at 192kbps, complete with cover art and full tracklist. Typical of the era's warez/leech forums, it's a bare-bones release thread with no discussion attached — just the album info and a download link, viewed by a couple of guests and never replied to. A tiny, unremarkable snapshot of how music circulated on cheat/gaming community forums back in 2007.
Turbonegro - Retox (2007) album share
A Ragers member drops the Turbonegro record nobody in Music was talking about yet.
A single post in the Red Light District's Music subforum shares the 2007 Turbonegro album 'Retox,' with cover art and a full track listing. Posted by a long-time member with 'Rager' status, it's a typical music-sharing thread from the board's off-topic/entertainment corner. No replies or discussion are preserved in this snapshot, just the original post.
Paul Wall - Get Money Stay True (album upload thread)
A guy named 'wickedSICK' dropped a Paul Wall mixtape link in the Red Light District and got an instant reply from 'Fuck Bisdale' himself.
A short music-sharing thread in the Red Light District's Music subforum where a member with the handle wickedSICK posted an upload of Paul Wall's 'Get Money Stay True' (Swisha House Remix), a 2007 mixtape/album cover image accompanying the post. Another member, Afteryou, replied almost immediately. Typical of the era's forum culture, both posters carried edgy secondary usernames ('DOSEr' and 'Fuck Bisdale') and were later banned. A small, throwaway thread but a snapshot of mid-2000s forum music-sharing habits.
Jim Brickman - Escape (2006) album post
Deep in the Red Light District's Music board, a lone Jim Brickman album share stood out among the usual chaos.
A member known as '1 K Wonder' posted the 2006 Jim Brickman piano album 'Escape' in the Music subforum, listing its full tracklist alongside cover art. It's a small, quiet entry in a section of the forum otherwise dedicated to trading music and media links, notable mainly for how out-of-place a mellow instrumental album feels amid a gaming/cheat-scene community's file-sharing culture.
Ad-Aware 2007 Pro Share Thread
An old antivirus/anti-malware tool drop buried in the 'Red Light District' software subforum
This was a software-sharing post on Gametration.com offering Lavasoft Ad-Aware 2007 Pro, a once-popular anti-spyware tool, likely posted with a download link and activation info as was typical for the era. It lived in the Red Light District > Software section, a catch-all area for miscellaneous file/program shares outside the cheat database proper. Little other context survives beyond the title and category placement.
Windows XP Gamers Edition
A stripped-down XP build floated in the Red Light District's Software corner
This page is just a bare shell of Gametration.com's forum, surfaced under the Red Light District > Software section with a thread nominally about a 'Windows XP Gamers Edition' build. No actual thread content, posts, or discussion survived in the archive — only the site's navigation chrome, database categories, and forum index links. It's a snapshot of the site's structure rather than a real conversation.
Adobe Illustrator CS2 Full Piracy Share
A pirated design app buried in the 'Red Light District' of a cheat forum's software swap shelf
This was a software-sharing post in the 'Software' subforum of Gametration.com's oddly-named 'Red Light District' section, offering a full copy of Adobe Illustrator CS2. It sits among the site's cheat databases for games like Counter-Strike and Battlefield 2, reflecting how these early cheat-scene forums doubled as general piracy hubs beyond just game hacks. No real discussion content survived in this archived scrape beyond the site's navigation chrome.
Microsoft Office 2007 Enterprise Edition (warez post)
Multi-part download links for Office 2007 Enterprise, straight out of the Red Light District's Software bin.
A single-post thread in the Software subforum of Fkn0wned.Com's 'Red Light District' section, where a member named TaZ^ shared a promotional blurb about Microsoft Office 2007 Enterprise's Fluent interface followed by a split, multi-part download link set. Typical of the site's warez-sharing culture, it's a bare-bones release post rather than a discussion, with the promotional copy lifted straight from Microsoft's own marketing material. No replies or further discussion appear on the page, suggesting it was one of many low-key software drops that quietly circulated through the board.
"My best BDSM collection (Update Daily)" thread
A single lonely post promising daily updates that never came — classic adult-board tumbleweed.
This was a one-off post in the 18+ Porn Paradise section of Fkn0wned, under an 'Images/Videos' subforum, where a brand-new member named veselink shared a single video link with a promise to keep updating the collection daily. True to old-forum form, the 'daily updates' never materialized — it's a lone post, no replies, no further activity. A small, dusty artifact typical of the era's file-hosting-link culture (Filesonic, Wupload, Uploadstation) on adult content boards.
SO MUCH CRAZY ON FIFA 13
A FIFA 13 thread from the days when 'Rebel Gaming' still had a pulse.
A short-lived thread in the Rebel Gaming section of the Fkn0wned forum, apparently about wild or notable moments happening in FIFA 13. The archived page preserves mostly site navigation and category listings, with little of the actual post content surviving, but the title alone hints at the casual, hype-driven gaming chatter typical of the board.