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XXX Passwords Thread: Dec 28th Late Night Drop
A New Year's Eve-spanning porn-password drop that racked up 87+ posts of pure 'thanks bro' filler.
A late-December 2007 post by user Afteryou in the Porn Paradise > XXX Passwords subforum shared access details for adult sites (Vivid.com and Bigasspass.com). The thread ran for at least 8 pages and stretched from Dec 28, 2007 into the New Year, filling up almost entirely with one- or two-word 'thanks' replies, 'unhide' requests, and the occasional joke. It's a pretty typical specimen of the era's cheat/warez forum culture, where porn-password threads were bumped relentlessly and reward-farmed for post count.
thank you im horny— mrkevinboi
thx for these big asses and the hq vivid shit— wutzen
thx and happy new year for all— nono101
BangBus Passes
One dude named Afteryou drops a porn site login and the whole board says thanks in unison.
A one-post thread in the Porn Paradise > XXX Passwords section where user Afteryou shared login access to a paysite ('BangBus'), followed by page after page of one-line 'thx' replies from members. Classic early-2000s warez/porn-password forum culture — no discussion, just gratitude spam and the occasional emoticon. The thread ran at least four pages deep, a testament to how in-demand these password shares were on Fkn0wned.
OMGHAX!!!— bdww00
YES!! THANK YOU SO MUCH— daxsmoke
cool man, thanks alot— Nom.
New Dump April 12th
A recruitment post for 'xxx crackers' turns into ten pages of members just saying 'unhide' and 'ty'
A founder-tier account opened this XXX Passwords thread by recruiting 'xxx crackers' for the site's team, asking posters to drop passes in exchange for a shot at joining. What followed was the typical low-effort reply chain of the era: dozens of members posting single-word replies like 'unhide,' 'ty,' and 'thanks' to unlock hidden content, with a few confused reactions since nothing seemed to actually be attached. It's a small but very representative slice of the site's Porn Paradise section — recruitment pitch, spam-clicks, and forum-farming culture all in one.
We are recruiting xxx crackers, if you are interested in joining the fkn0wned team then post passes and pm me for details on how to join— TickingTime
wats the hidden content...lol— c.dog
ty... Dont work ><— ibeseen
Mix Passes - classic 'unhide/ty' porn-pass ritual thread
A near month-long chain of 'unhide,' 'ty,' and 'thx' — the classic porn-pass thread ritual in full swing.
This was a typical XXX Passwords board thread from Fkn0wned.com's 18+ 'Porn Paradise' section, started by lragnarok11 sharing a mixed batch of adult site logins. The post itself generated almost no discussion — just page after page of members posting 'unhide,' 'thanks,' 'ty,' and similar one-liners to reveal or acknowledge the hidden content, a common forum mechanic of the era. Nearly 100 members replied between February and early March 2008, showing how popular and routine these password-sharing threads were on the site. One user, lovingcheese0011, jokingly demanded the poster be banned, adding a rare bit of levity to the otherwise repetitive reply chain.
ban this poster..............— lovingcheese0011
hmm im probably too late— Absurd
wuts mix— kevel
Bangbros Password Dump Thread
A 2007 porn-site password dump that somehow kept crawling to nine pages of grateful 'thx' posts
Started by member p5y in September 2007, this thread in the 18+ 'XXX Passwords' section shared a batch of member logins for a porn network site. It became one of the section's long runners, stretching to at least nine pages as members dropped in over weeks to say thanks, ask if the credentials still worked, or report some were already dead. It's a snapshot of the era's forum culture where cheat-site communities also ran adjacent 'adult freebies' boards as a side perk of membership.
happy wanking— p5y
nice... some dont work— tracyfan_1
heres hoping they are still working, thx— Nom.
Working RealityKings Password (March 2008)
One guy drops a 'working' porn site login and twenty members line up just to say thanks and 'zomg'
A March 2008 thread in the Porn Paradise > XXX Passwords subforum where user Mattoman posted a claim of a working RealityKings login, dated to the day it was posted. The rest of the (long, 12-page) thread is the classic password-sharing ritual: dozens of members replying with one-word acknowledgments like 'thx', 'ty', 'cool', 'unhide', and 'zomg' rather than any real discussion. It's a snapshot of an extremely common and mundane forum genre from the era rather than a notable event — just members cycling through to grab a login before it inevitably died.
enjoy— Mattoman
zomg— glynix
do it work .if soTHANKS— ch0pz
Huge XXX List Of Passes
The thread that kept fkn0wned's 'Porn Paradise' section alive for months — mostly just kids saying thanks
A long-running thread in Fkn0wned.Com's adults-only 'Porn Paradise > XXX Passwords' subforum, started by staffer KZA (a Database Admin/Manager) in August 2007 and still getting replies into November of that year, spanning at least 8 pages. The original post itself is hidden behind a spoiler/quote wall, and the vast majority of the visible content is just members replying with one-word 'thanks', 'ty', 'unhide', or joke comments to unlock or acknowledge the hidden content. It's a good snapshot of the site's age-gated adult content culture and the low-effort bump-for-access ritual common on cheat-scene forums of the era.
Hi kiddies, this section is rated R18. Do not come in here unless you are over 18 years old or your parents don't care about your bad habbits.
lol nice dude this should last me through today— mermaid00
lets see some porn— Dark_Side
HUGE DUMP #2 (XXX Passwords)
A password dump thread that mostly turned into a wall of one-word 'thx' replies
This was a post in the age-gated 'Porn Paradise' section of Fkn0wned.com, where user mystical1 shared a batch of adult-site logins for other members to use. The thread ran three pages, but the content is almost entirely short 'thanks/unhide' replies from members bumping the post to reveal the hidden material, a common pattern on forums that gated content behind reply counts. It's a mundane but characteristic slice of the site's culture: a cheat/gaming community with an adjacent 18+ swap-meet subforum, driven by rep points and reply-farming rather than discussion.
+REP IF YOU LIKE THIS!!— mystical1
First. Even though i need no unhide. Nice.— ri0t
fcgbhnjmk— lovingcheese0011
Mixed Passes (Porn Paradise password dump thread)
A six-page thread of gamers trading porn site logins like cheat codes, one-word replies and all.
A long-running thread in Fkn0wned's 18+ 'Porn Paradise' section where the OP posted a batch of shared login credentials for adult sites, and dozens of members piled on with one or two-word replies — thanks, mez, ty, tik tik — the classic ritual acknowledgment of a passes dump. One user reported the logins didn't work, but most posts are just low-effort bumps and gratitude from the CS:S/HL/WoW crowd hanging around the forum in early 2008. It's less about content and more a snapshot of forum culture: quick drive-by posts to keep a thread (and access) alive.
None of them work trojan dude— asknogetno
LETS GO!— killswitch101
i'd hit it.— PieisGay
XXX Passwords: A Few Passes
A moderator drops 'a few passes' in the 18+ forum and 70+ members just say thanks
A Super Moderator (DCLXVI) started a thread in the age-gated 'XXX Passwords' subforum sharing adult site login credentials, a common practice on gaming forums of this era. The thread ran four pages and over 70 replies, almost entirely one-word acknowledgments ('thanks', 'ty', 'nice', 'unhide') from regular members bumping the post to keep it visible or requesting the content be 'unhidden'. It's a snapshot of the low-effort reply culture typical of these password-sharing threads rather than any real discussion.
Thank you, ol chap. Nom.— falstad001
gracias =D— Nom.
You can call me god— sorbazz
New Passes 11-3-07 Thread
A one-line 'new passes' drop that pulled twenty members out of the woodwork just to say thanks
A quick-hit thread in the Porn Paradise > XXX Passwords section where member prefeK posted a batch of fresh adult-site login passes on November 3, 2007. The rest of the thread is almost entirely a chain of one-word replies from other members ('thanks', 'unhide', 'nice job man', 'cool') acknowledging the drop, typical of how these password-sharing threads worked on early cheat/gaming forums. No real discussion or drama here, just a snapshot of the forum's XXX passwords ritual and a roll call of regulars who were active in late 2007.
Enjoy— prefeK
Yay! New passes=].— trance144
I wont bite if you donate, promise. =)— The Moose
innocentvirgins.com and vivid.com password thread
A one-line porn password drop that racked up five pages of 'thanks' just before Christmas 2007
A classic XXX Passwords board post from December 2007 where user Afteryou dropped a link claiming to offer access to innocentvirgins.com and vivid.com. The thread quickly filled with the standard chorus of one-word replies ('thx', 'nice', 'ty', 'unhide') from a wide mix of members ranging from brand-new Noobs to veteran 1K Club posters, showing how these password-sharing threads worked as easy engagement bait. It's a snapshot of the R18-gated Porn Paradise section and the low-effort but high-traffic culture typical of that corner of the forum.
oh i like virgins =O— CodenameHawk
thanks brotha from another motha— -=VaCProoF=-
nice post afteryou!— anarchie65
A Few Porn Links: Classic 'ty' Bump Thread in Porn Paradise
One post, one page of 'ty' — the classic gremlin-forum ritual in action.
A 2007 thread in Fkn0wned.Com's age-gated 'Porn Paradise' > 'XXX Passwords' subforum, where user Saintscrumpy dropped a set of adult-site link/passwords for others to grab. The rest of the thread is the archetypal bump-and-thank chain: dozens of members posting one-word replies ('ty', 'thx', 'unhide', 'dfd') just to see the hidden content, with a running four-page tally of names checking in. No real discussion or drama, just a snapshot of the forum's porn-sharing subculture and its cast of regulars.
Enjoy guys!— Saintscrumpy
bangbros please?— footnote
You can call me god— sorbazz
Porn Paradise Password Dump & Rep-Farming Thread
One guy dumps a hidden pile of passwords and the whole board lines up to say thanks and grab +REP
A 2008 thread in Fkn0wned's 18+ 'Porn Paradise' section where user lragnarok11 posted a hidden dump of adult-site logins, openly fishing for +REP in exchange. The thread ballooned to 8 pages of one-line replies — mostly 'thx', 'unhide', and reputation-farming — showing how the site's rep system drove engagement on these dump threads. Mixed in are recognizable names from the CS 1.6/CS:S/HL crowd, including an Uploader-ranked member and at least one already-Banned poster, giving a snapshot of who was active on the forum's seedier side board at the time.
Guys +REP me if you want it. I would be greatly appreciated...— lragnarok11
AKA "Lord PostAlotWarez"— LoRd Ragealot
unhide— someazndude
albator's Free RapidShare Account Giveaway
A free RapidShare account, gifted to the whole board — and dead within hours.
In the Black Market subforum, member albator posted a shared RapidShare account as a free gift to the community. A handful of members thanked him and grabbed what they could, but within a few hours the account credentials had already changed hands too many times and stopped working, prompting albator to apologize for the short-lived freebie. A small, quick, forgettable thread that captures the casual account-sharing culture of the era.
You may enjoy this gift ;)— albator
I just check account informations, it seems to have been changed. Sorry guy, it was a really short gift I give you... =/— albator
seems it got shared by many IP's =/ atleast i finished downloading some music albums— April
Makes me mad
A radio debate about a care worker's murder sparks a raw 2007 argument over sympathy, blame, and mental illness.
Supervisor Shifty. opens a Debating-forum thread venting about a UK radio segment discussing a case where a schizophrenic man killed a female care worker sent alone to deliver bad news. He's angry that callers on the show expressed sympathy for the attacker while ignoring the victim, and asks the board whether the man should face prison or psychiatric treatment. A couple of replies follow, with members agreeing the man is dangerous and should be institutionalized, and another suggesting the employer should be sued for negligence. It's a short, blunt early-forum debate thread typical of the site's Off-Topic Debating section.
Fucking bitch, you should be feeling sorry for the innocent women who was killed because her boss can't do his job correctly.— Shifty.
dude thats fucking bullshit. if i was that employees family i would sue the fuck out of her employer— Jack Daniels
he has to get to a jail ( mental section ) he is a psycho and he can't control his body— rnie
Search Engines - Which One Fits You?
A poll thread about search engines that half the replies just used to roast the OP
A simple poll asking members to vote for their preferred search engine, with Google predictably dominating the results (22 of 24 votes). The replies mostly consist of members piling on to mock the thread itself as a weak, non-existent 'debate' for the Debating subforum, while a handful still weighed in with genuine takes favoring Google or Dogpile. A low-stakes, filler-ish thread that mainly survives as a snapshot of forum banter and community pecking order rather than any real controversy.
LEARN TO SPELL WHICH PLEASE. This isn't even an argument, Google is the over running search engine for anyone... stop making threads in the debate section that suck.— Arcade
This is a debating section ffs.— [LiP]STicK.
Again, another weak and borderline "debate".— Astrea
Spanish in the U.S.A, WTF?
A wall of copy-pasted census stats turns into a 2007 off-topic slapfight about immigration and language.
Saintscrumpy opened the Debating subforum with a long, uncredited block of pasted statistics about Spanish-language use and demographics in the U.S., then capped it off with an all-caps rant asking whether Americans should learn Spanish or immigrants should learn English. The replies were short, blunt, and largely dismissive, veering quickly into crude generalizations about Mexican immigrants rather than engaging with the pasted material. It's a fairly typical mid-2000s gaming-forum 'debate' thread: a copy-paste wall used as a launchpad for casual, unmoderated culture-war opinions from regulars like Arcade, Eckos, and Jack Daniels.
ITS OUR FUCKING COUNTRY, MEXICO MIGHT AS WELL BE OUR 51 STATE!— Saintscrumpy
All I say is cut my grass and they sure do understand that.— Arcade
White is right.— Eckos
Should Parents be able to punish their Kids by Spanking?
Old-school forum debate: was getting your ass beat as a kid actually character-building?
A Debating subforum thread from Fkn0wned.Com's Off-Topic section where a member named cstrikerose opened a poll and discussion on whether spanking is legitimate parental discipline. Most repliers leaned pro-spanking, sharing personal anecdotes about being disciplined as kids (spankings, soap-in-mouth, belts) and arguing it built character or 'GMV' (good moral values), with a poll splitting close to 47/53 against spanking being brought back mainstream. The tone is casual, jokey, and a bit edgy in classic mid-2000s forum fashion, including a random non-sequitur from a co-manager about not liking incest.
Spanking the shit out of your kid GMV.— Nerf
i was a little shit when i was young if the spankings didnt work the soap did— jcomp6
I don't like incest.— Shifty
[POTW] #2 - Will China Be the New World Superpower?
A 2007 debate thread argues whether China will out-power the USA — spoiler: it gets ugly fast.
This was the second 'Poll of the Week' in the Debating subforum, asking members whether China would become the next world superpower. The discussion started with genuine geopolitical and economic arguments about China's population, economy, and historical standing, but quickly devolved into racially charged jabs and school-yard sniping between members. A couple of more thoughtful late replies (from user 'skl') brought it back to a serious historical/economic analysis before the poll was closed as expired. Final vote: majority said 'No', a large minority 'Yes', and some undecided.
They are many people in "a little area" so the USA can bomb many asians fast— banak
You know what intelligence is? 1 asian > 1000 times you— Don Ruski
China is going to be a superpower. It's not a question of 'if' but 'when.'— skl
Turbo-SuperCharger or SuperCharger
A gaming forum's 'Debating' board briefly turned into a full-on car-tuning classroom.
In the Off-Topic Debating section, member olie22 kicked off a surprisingly detailed breakdown of turbochargers vs. superchargers, only to have most of the board admit they had no idea what he was talking about. The broken four-option poll became a running joke, and a couple of gearhead regulars (Goodapollo, HaSh, Uncensor3d, Jack Daniels) waded in with real drag-racing and drifting takes that escalated into a mini-argument about drivetrains and race starts. Classic off-topic derail energy: a niche car-nerd info-dump colliding with a community mostly there for CS and hacks.
I meant to vote for no idea what you are on about, but accidently voted for all.— sammo
omfg obviously all u guys live in cities on half acre blocks just am assumption— olie22
i think tbh youre talking out your ass.— Jack Daniels
The meaning of life
A CS:S staffer asks the forum's cheaters and traders what life is actually for — replies range from god to hypocrisy to pure evolutionary chance.
Staff member AKULA opens a philosophical thread in the Debating subforum, asking why people work, fear death, and chase things like love and iPhones, offering his own answer of love, kids, and happiness. Replies span the spectrum: Peski-Ruski gives a dense meditation on hypocrisy and human greed, Industry credits glorifying god (while joking about wanting a gaming PC), and cedars takes a hard evolutionary/no-inherent-meaning stance. It's a fairly earnest, low-drama Off-Topic debate thread typical of the board's Debating section, with members clarifying they're not being 'emo' for engaging with the question.
Find the love of your life, kids, happiness. And the meaning of life will come to you.— AKULA
For me the meaning of life means living another day to get some use out of this world.— Peski-Ruski
I don't think there is a meaning to life... I guess it's just chance that everything over the past hundreds of millions of years formed to what we have now.— cedars
Which Political Party Do You Believe In?
Teenage CS:S forum kids duke it out over Labour, Liberal, and the SNP in 2007
A 2007 Debating board thread where members from the UK, Australia, and elsewhere shared which political party they supported and why, ranging from earnest teenage takes on Labour's NHS and minimum wage policies to Australian economic bragging about Liberal under John Howard. A few members opted out entirely, backing niche or joke positions like the Legalize Cannabis Party or Scotland's SNP. The tone is casual and a bit naive, typical of young gamers dabbling in grown-up topics, with some pushback on oversimplified claims about racism in politics.
I dont believe in any political party. I support the legalize cannabis party.— Mort
so fuck labour, liberal owns.— Uncensor3d
When you're rich, you're more than likely going to support the party which lets you keep more of your wealth.— Astrea
Learn English Retards
A forum newbie tried to grammar-police the entire board — it went about as well as you'd expect.
A low-post-count member named Aoon opened a thread scolding the whole community for spelling and grammar mistakes, telling people to 'go back to school.' The regulars immediately clapped back, pointing out the internet isn't an exam and mocking the idea of a self-appointed grammar teacher. The thread devolved into typical off-topic ribbing before staff (Shifty) closed it for turning into a spam fest.
None of you can write a single paragraph without making some spelling or grammatical error. You retards seriously need to go back to school and get your grade school diploma.— Aoon
the internet is not a exam.— laptops
ooooh...i think we got a middle school English teacher here now...shit somebody ban him before he starts teaching us about adverbs and pronouns!!— Industry
I r did it again.
A guy brags about pulling off something shady again — and the thread turns into a roast about show-off posts and split profits.
A page-2 continuation of a 2007 Debating thread where a member's vague brag ('I r did it again') gets called out by regulars as a likely show-off post with nothing behind it. Trained Noob half-jokingly suggests trading a Steam account for whatever was done, while The Moose and supervisor Don Ruski (Peski-Ruski) rib the original poster for probably not replying and jokingly demand a 50% cut. Light, sarcastic back-and-forth typical of the forum's Off-Topic banter rather than any real drama.
I get the feeling he won't answer, *cough* show-off thread.— Don Ruski
SELL it back to the one you stole it from, you can split the profit with me.. I'm serious, you can have 50% omgZ!— The Moose
swap a steam acc for it (IMG: style_emoticons/default/smile.gif ) im being serious— mad tag
Recording Software Poll
A simple 'what do you record with' thread quietly spirals into a warez-vs-antivirus spat
banak opens a casual poll in the Debating subforum asking what screen recording software people prefer, kicking off replies favoring Fraps, Camtasia, Gamecam, and Blueberry Flashback. The thread's real energy comes from a side-tangent about using a cracked version of Flashback and whether antivirus software is even necessary, with Seaking taking the contrarian 'only fools need AV' stance against Peski-Ruski and banak. It's a small, low-stakes 2007 forum debate typical of the site's Off-Topic section, ending with olie22 dropping a quick Fraps vote and drifting off-topic to Virtual DJ.
Warez ftw anyone?— Seaking
I have the cracked version of it. And only fools need anti viruses.— Seaking
tbh I think that only fools don't use AV— banak
Your Favourite Way to Enjoy Mary J.
A 2007 Debating board thread that started as a weed chat and ended in a Smirnoff-and-Maltesers confession.
Posted in the Debating subforum in November 2007, this short thread asked members how they liked to enjoy 'Mary J.' (marijuana), with rynth kicking things off describing a weed-and-tobacco spliff mix. The thread quickly derailed into jokes about vodka and drunken nights before Peski-Ruski tried to steer it back on topic. A handful of regulars from the [1K] 1000 Club chimed in with quips, and it wound down with Industry giving a plain 'just smoke it, kids' take. It's a small, casual slice of the forum's off-topic culture rather than any major event.
Lol I just hit my bottle of Vodka— Peski-Ruski
This thread is so jacked. But serious now, talk about MJ— Peski-Ruski
just smoke it kids! weed! it'll get you high— Industry
'Humane' or 'human'?
A dorm-room debate about Nazis, dictionaries, and whether cruelty is just human nature spirals through a 2007 off-topic thread.
Peski-Ruski opens a semantics debate about whether 'humane' and 'human' are meaningfully connected, using the Holocaust as an example to argue that cruelty is as much a human trait as kindness is. The thread draws a handful of regulars into genuine (if muddled) philosophical back-and-forth about language and morality, alongside a couple of off-color jokes and a drive-by insult from a banned user. It fizzles out after about ten replies with the usual forum shrug of 'nothing better to do.'
humans aren't automatically created as "humane" so there fore it is a characteristic we have to achieve ourselves.— Industry
I think that every human here is a human, but not all is humane— banak
Kill yourself you russian pole smoker.— frames2000
Guitar Hero 3
Fkn0wned debates whether Guitar Hero counts as "real" skill, argues about Queen vs. QOTSA, and demands more metal on the tracklist.
A laid-back Off-Topic/Debating thread from late October 2007 where Jack Bauer asks members if they've picked up Guitar Hero 3 and what they think of it compared to earlier entries. Replies range from hype over the setlist (Velvet Revolver, calls for more metal) to a running joke where sammo keeps asking if Queen is on the game and gets mixed up with Queens of the Stone Age. Teddybearhair throws in the era's classic contrarian take that real guitar skills beat 'virtual' ones, sparking a little pushback but no real drama. Overall it's a casual, good-natured hangout thread typical of the forum's Off-Topic culture.
Guitar Hero sucks. Buy a guitar and learn to play that. Then you have real skills not "Virtual" Skills and you might have achieved something..— Teddybearhair
duuuuuuuuuuuuuuuude it will be epic and ill think im good but i....... SUCK!— Jack Daniels
they need more metal. they cant put slayer on it and expect that to be enough.— -Still Life-
Sex vs. Chocolate vs. Beer poll thread
A 2007 poll asked fkn0wned to rank life's finest pleasures — sex won in a landslide, but the beer and chocolate loyalists weren't backing down.
A classic Off-Topic/Debating poll thread from October 2007 pitting sex, chocolate, and beer against each other, with sex taking a commanding 70%+ of the vote. The 'debate' quickly devolved into low-effort one-liners and jokes rather than actual argument, prompting a couple of regulars to call it out as pointless spam. Still, it's a snapshot of the forum's casual, joke-heavy Off-Topic culture where silly polls doubled as social hangout threads.
This is not a debate... This is... Spam...— Peski-Ruski
i prefer sex with chocolate =O— fatsanta
wtf people prefer chocolate and beer over sex. I don't no where use are from but thats fucked up— Uncensor3d
Breast Debate
2006's most pressing scientific inquiry: small, average, large, or 'outrageously huge' — the forum weighs in.
A December 2006 Off-Topic thread in which founder-tier member Reverend posted a lineup of images spanning breast sizes and invited the forum to debate their preference, admittedly calling it 'the dumbest thread ever made.' Replies ranged from simple size picks to more considered takes on perkiness versus sag, with staff and regular members alike weighing in. A pretty standard slice of mid-2000s gaming-forum off-topic culture — juvenile, image-heavy, and unapologetically low-stakes.
May be the dumbest thread ever made so be dumb with me...do it..do it...DO IT— .::1337::.Reverend
I don't like floppy tits.— Rockforce
id say average, i dont like giant boobs, they look so fake they r almost repulsive to me— darkmagi1509
Indians - Debating Thread
A poster quotes a racist YouTube comment to 'defend' Indians, and the Debating forum runs wild with curry jokes, call-centre gripes, and some actual (badly-formatted) sincerity.
In November 2007, member Afreak started a thread reacting to a bigoted YouTube comment conflating Hindus, Muslims, and terrorism, quoting it at length and pushing back point by point. The thread's early posts got derailed by confusion over where the quoted rant ended and Afreak's own words began, drawing accusations of being 'an insensitive prick' before he clarified with a source link. From there the discussion drifted into the usual Off-Topic grab-bag: shopkeeper stereotypes, jokes about curry, call-centre workers using anglicized names, and a mix of genuinely reflective and casually offensive takes on Indian and Muslim identity — a fairly typical mid-2000s gaming-forum 'debate' thread.
your retarded. Hindus arent terrorists. you know absolutely nothing of what your talking about.— -Still Life-
Dude i am defending indians and quoting what someone said on you tube! Read my post before criticising me!— Afreak
i love indians— Looter
Aliens - Real or What?
2006 forum philosophers debate little green men between rounds of CS 1.6 and BF2
A casual off-topic debate thread from 2006 where members mused on whether extraterrestrial life exists. Most agreed aliens probably exist given the sheer size of the universe, with a few posters (Mort, zyX) getting surprisingly technical about probability, cosmic timescales, and panspermia theories. Lighthearted replies about 'green heads' and dream visitors kept the tone playful rather than serious. A pretty typical Debating-board thread: gamers killing time with a big questions like everyone else did back then.
if we were the only ones in the universe then that would just be fucked up.— Janza
No of course they all walk around with huge ass green heads, They come to me in my sleep— doobie5
The universe is TOO LARGE! Geezuz. Too fucking big.— zyX
Significance of Slang in Every Day Life
A cheat-forum debating board tries to figure out if 'motherfucker' and 'mothafucka' are actually different words
A November 2007 thread in the Debating subforum, spun off from an earlier Graffiti thread, where members argued whether altered spellings of profanity (like 'motherfucker' vs 'mothafucka') carry genuinely different meanings or emotional weight. It drifts between semi-serious linguistics (comparing it to 'to/two/too'), personal anecdotes about being called names, and a Tupac quote about the difference between 'niggaz' and 'niggers'. Pretty typical early-2010s-forum off-topic debate energy: a mix of thoughtful points, dumb jokes, and casually offensive language treated as a philosophical exercise.
does altered spellings change the actual meaning of the word as a whole?— Industry
FUCK YOU SLUTWHORE Of course I wouldn't get offended, this is the internet.— Peski-Ruski
I believe altered spelling does change the meaning. Take the words "to", "two" and "too".— Eckos
Huge Mix - XXX Passwords thread
A guy named konnixeon drops a 'huge mix' of adult site logins and half the forum just says 'thx' for six pages straight
A member named konnixeon opened this thread in the R18-gated 'XXX Passwords' subforum in October 2007, posting a bundle of adult-site access credentials and asking for points/donations in return. The thread exploded into dozens of pages of one-line replies — mostly 'thx', 'ty', 'unhide', and similar low-effort bumps — as members tried to access the hidden content. It ran for months (October through at least mid-November 2007), racking up over a hundred posts, which says more about forum culture and points-farming than about the content itself.
Please donate me some points if you like the passwords! Some good sites, like meatmembers, and a few others just look through it.— konnixeon
I hope you have fucking Brooke Skye!— TheLoneMan
how do i unhide hidden content? lawl— slingblade
Brazzers Password Thread: 'FUCK YOU'
OP's whole post was just "FUCK YOU" — and two pages of members still piled in for the goods
A classic 2008-era XXX Passwords thread in the Porn Paradise section, where a member named lovingcheese0011 posted supposed Brazzers login credentials (hidden behind a spoiler/quote-to-reveal wall) with the charming opener 'FUCK YOU'. The rest of the thread is the usual low-effort chorus of members reacting, thanking, or demanding the content be unhidden — 'wat is this', 'unhide pls', 'thx', 'Cheers' — a snapshot of the forum's porn-password subculture where reputation and post-count were currency for access.
FUCK YOU— lovingcheese0011
unhide pls— oasix
that's a pasword? if yes, thanks.!!— caterzilla
PassXXX Thread: The 'ty' Bump Ritual
One post, six pages of "ty" — the eternal ritual of the XXX Passwords board.
A member named waLLa dropped a list of adult-site login shares in the Porn Paradise > XXX Passwords section, and the thread ballooned to six pages purely on the back of one-word replies like 'thanks', 'ty', and 'unhide'. It's a classic snapshot of the low-effort bump culture that kept these password threads alive for weeks, with dozens of members from the CS 1.6/CS:S crowd cycling through to say thanks or ask for a re-up. No real discussion happens — it's pure ritual, a running tally of who stopped by to grab the goods.
New's Passxxx for excellent sites like: beautifuldenise, vivid, karastyle, taylorbow, bigasspass...— waLLa
HIDES ARE BACK!— xProdigy
i love this forum— slicer1
[RS.com] Rammstein - ALL ALBUMS
A supervisor dumps the entire Rammstein discography for the Red Light District faithful — and the thank-yous just keep rolling in.
In the Music subforum of Fkn0wned's 'Red Light District' section, supervisor HaSh posted full tracklists and cover art for Rammstein's studio albums (Herzeleid through Rosenrot) plus the Vlkerball live release, tied to download links hosted offsite. The thread itself is low-drama filler: a steady trickle of members dropping by over two months to say thanks, ask for a re-upload via megaupload, or just note their music collection growing. It's a small, quiet snapshot of the site's file-sharing culture and its music-sharing side rather than the cheat/hacking scene fkn0wned is best known for.
I LOVE YOU not really but THANK YOU.— mystical1
yayz my rammstein is growing.— bobbafett07
nice collection— BigCheatz08
Ministry Of Sound - Maximum Bass 2007 Album Share
A 2007 dance compilation drop in the Red Light District turns into a two-page thank-you parade.
User K0K41N posted a full tracklist and cover art for the 'Maximum Bass 2007' Ministry Of Sound compilation in the Red Light District's Music subforum, a section of Fkn0wned.Com dedicated to sharing media. The thread is a classic warez-forum 'download drop' with the original post laying out album metadata and both CDs' track listings, followed by roughly twenty replies that are almost entirely one-line thank-yous ('ty', 'thx', 'unhide') from members hoping to access the file. It's a small, unremarkable but very representative snapshot of the site's Red Light District culture circa mid-2007.
BRO I LOVE U TY FOR THIS!— jcomp6
i no some 1 that wants this— pyeman
I hope this one still works— MuffinMan
Haste the Day Album Sharing Thread
A member shares two Haste the Day albums and gets a chorus of 'ty' and 'haste fucking rules'
A short music-sharing thread in the Red Light District's Music subforum, posted by member 'Battles' in late 2007, listing tracklists for Haste the Day's 'When Everything Falls' (2005) and 'Pressure the Hinges' (2007) with cover art images. A handful of members dropped by over the following days to show appreciation, including a random late arrival almost a year later still saying thanks. Low-key, no drama, just a small pocket of the metalcore/screamo fanbase on the forum.
haste fucking rules— vermiLLion
i love you.— Eckos
It started out in the 60's me and teddy williams began smoking the pot and we got into harder drugs, but as soon as that damn goat chased him he gave up on drugs, i said fuck him and bought a dildo.— Battles
Ministry Of Sound - Maximum Bass (2007) share thread
A full 2007 club-anthem tracklist dump that still had randoms replying "nice" years later
A Music-subforum post in Fkn0wned's Red Light District section where regular HaSh shared the full two-disc tracklist for the Ministry Of Sound 'Maximum Bass' (2007) compilation, presumably alongside a download link. It's a pretty ordinary music-sharing thread by forum standards, with a handful of members dropping in over following weeks to say thanks or ask a basic tech question about file formats. Notable mostly as a small time-capsule of mid-2000s club/electro-bass music culture and casual file-sharing norms on old gaming forums.
awsesome thanx— olie22
awesome. but whats a .cue file?!— ninjasnip3r
nice— mystical1
As I Lay Dying - An Ocean Between Us [2007]
A metalcore album drop in the Red Light District's Music corner, complete with tracklist and a trail of quick 'thanks' from regulars.
A staff member posted the 2007 As I Lay Dying album 'An Ocean Between Us' in the Music subforum of the Red Light District section, with full tracklist and label info attached. The thread ran for a couple months, mostly collecting brief thank-you replies from members like Eckos, olie22, and h4xor_bob. It's a small, typical example of the site's music-sharing culture tucked away from the main cheat/gaming boards.
thank you!— Eckos
ty— olie22
yay!— h4xor_bob
Avenged Sevenfold (2007) Self-Titled Album Leak Thread
Back when the Red Light District's Music subforum was basically a pre-release leak drop for A7X fans.
A staff member named Arcade posted an early leak of Avenged Sevenfold's self-titled 2007 album, complete with tracklist and cover art, in the Music section of the Red Light District. The thread is short and low-drama, mostly members dropping quick thank-yous and 'nice find' replies. One reply from Exodus adds a bit of period-typical crude forum flavor. It's a small, unremarkable but very of-its-era snapshot of file-sharing culture on the site.
nice find— Jack Bauer
A7X FTW. Thanks for posting good music.— Exodus
\m/— Dr.Lol
Kanye West - Graduation RapidShare Album Share
The day Fkn0wned's Music board dropped 'Graduation' via a private RapidShare link and half the thread just showed up to say 'ty'
A member posted a RapidShare link to Kanye West's 2007 album 'Graduation' in the Red Light District > Music board, complete with full tracklist and cover art, framing it as a strong album-of-the-year contender against Common's 'Finding Forever.' The thread trickled on for weeks with mostly short replies from other members thanking the poster or checking if the link was still alive, a typical pattern for these file-sharing threads. Nothing dramatic happened here — it's a quiet, mundane snapshot of how music piracy and casual community exchange coexisted on a gaming/cheat forum's off-topic sections.
It's here! Album of the year anyone? Anyone?— TheLoneMan
Please still be up...— Pr0wL3r454
This album is very good !— Jules
Hardcore Bands Thread Devolves Into Genre-Purity Squabble
A guy posts his favorite bands, gets immediately roasted for calling metalcore "hardcore"
User chooken kicked off a list of favorite heavy music bands (I Killed The Prom Queen, Parkway Drive, Bless the Fall, Suicide Silence, and others) in the Red Light District's Music subforum. The thread quickly turned into a genre-purity squabble, with members homelesshobo and Goodapollo calling out the list as metalcore/screamo/deathcore rather than actual hardcore. A few members shrugged off the genre debate, and later posts devolved into low-effort bumps asking to 'unhide' the list, a common ritual on this forum for accessing hidden/spoilered content.
Half of those bands are metalcore..not hardcore.— homelesshobo
This is not Hardcore. this is metalcore, screamo, and shity wannabe deathcore which is the new metalcore.— Goodapollo
Who give a fuck lol It all the samething— blackxthink
Daft Punk - Alive 2007 Rapidshare Share Thread
A random Daft Punk live-album drop that somehow became a warm little corner of the CS scene's off-topic music board
A user named asshoel50 posted a full tracklist for Daft Punk's 'Alive 2007' live album with a Rapidshare link in the Music subforum of the Red Light District section. The thread mostly turned into a string of one-line thank-yous and 'ty' replies from members over the following couple months, typical of file-sharing threads on the forum at the time. Nothing dramatic happened here — it's a small, mundane slice of the community's everyday music-sharing culture, with a mix of regular members, a banned user chiming in, and a staff member popping by at the end.
Yay, Daft Punk!— Monkeygeek
Daft Punk and there drugs— IPwn3d
Love you. Really.— AddiKT1ve
Linkin Park Discography Mega-Thread
A years-long fan thread where members traded links to every Linkin Park album, from Hybrid Theory to Minutes to Midnight.
A long-running Music subforum thread in the Red Light District section dedicated to sharing and discussing Linkin Park's discography. Members posted short reactions and requests for reuploads, with staff member Arcade eventually stepping in to provide mirrors for albums like Hybrid Theory, Reanimation, Meteora, Live in Texas, Collision Course, and Minutes to Midnight. It's a low-key, casual page — more about fandom and file-sharing courtesy than drama, typical of the era's genre mega-threads.
UNHIDE!!— Lucke
Minute To Midnight <3— blackxthink
Here are some mirrors:— Arcade
Cannibal Corpse - 9 Albums Megapost
A staffer dumps nine Cannibal Corpse albums in the Red Light District, and the thread mostly just says thanks
In the Red Light District's Music subforum, longtime staffer/rager 'Arcade' posted a mega-thread listing tracklists and hidden download links for nine Cannibal Corpse albums, from Butchered at Birth through Kill (2006). Replies were short and appreciative, a couple of members just hyping the band, one asking for an extraction password which Arcade supplied. A pretty typical low-drama file-share thread from the site's Red Light District, the section where movies, music, and other media got traded outside the gaming-focused boards.
CANNIBAL CORPSE FTW!!!!— c0rpsegrinder
i love you.— Goodapollo
unhide— snuffz
Halo 3 Soundtrack Share Thread
One week after Halo 3 dropped, someone shared the soundtrack and the thanks train rolled for a month straight.
A simple share thread in the Music subforum of the Red Light District section, where user hunterbrute224 posted the Halo 3 soundtrack just a week after the game's release. The thread devolved into the classic forum ritual of dozens of members dropping quick 'thanks', 'ty', and 'unhide' replies over the following weeks. Nothing dramatic happened here — it's a pure snapshot of everyday file-sharing culture and community goodwill on the site.
I swear this site wouldnt be the same w/o u— DanishJordan
gimme gimme— shogune1
COCK— dietokill2
does she like me? (cixxa's dinner-and-movies dilemma)
A cheat-scene forum's 'serious discussion' board weighs in on whether a girl is into a guy she keeps inviting everywhere
In the Serious Discussion board of Fkn0wned, member cixxa asked fellow forumgoers to decode whether a girl who kept inviting him out to dinner, movies, and trips was actually interested in him romantically. A couple of regulars, Unfeared and marz, chimed in with the classic internet-forum wisdom that the signs were obvious and the only real solution was to just ask her. It's a small, plain slice of everyday teenage forum life sitting oddly among the site's hacking and gaming boards, a reminder that even cheat-scene communities were full of ordinary kids just trying to figure out crushes.
does she like me?— cixxa
Yes obviously, or she's trolling you hard.— Unfeared
only one way to find out, ask her.— marz