fkn0wned archive

bat to exe

A quick tool request closed out in under two hours flat — solved for jesus.

A short, mundane General Discussion thread on Fkn0wned.com where a member named CratycloS asked for a link to a tool that converts .bat files into .exe files, recalling having seen it posted somewhere on the site before. Fellow member hunterbrute224 quickly replied, recalling he'd released the tool himself years earlier bundled with an icon pack, and dug up the old filefront links (even noting it was sitting in his own forum signature the whole time). A moderator closed the thread almost immediately with the classic tagline 'solved for jesus,' typical of how fast small requests got resolved on this board.

Yeah I released it with a pack of Icons. It got lost in history LOL, Ill get you the link though.— hunterbrute224

solved for jesus— mr.N0Nam3

Whoever has the iPhone/iTouch - jailbreak chatter

Back when 'jailbreaking' your iPhone meant NES games and Mike Tyson's Punch-Out, not app stores.

A short 2007 thread in General Discussion where a member (posting under a since-banned account) shares links for jailbreaking the original iPhone/iTouch, describing it as safer than modding a PSP since a bad flash could just be undone via iTunes restore. Another member chimes in excitedly, listing off all the emulators, apps, and games they got running on their jailbroken device. Thread is marked as 'Graved' (closed) by moderator Janza, a common fate for old threads on this board.

It is so awesome! Although I do not own either, I experienced the hacked iphone today at my cousin's house.— Renegade.MB

i allready got it haha i love it i got mike tyson punch out for NES and super mario and Apollo, Colloquy, Lights off, zune 2, tetromino, TAP TAP REVOLUTION!!!!!! WOOT— euphoria

What happened at your Superbowl?

Chips, dip, and dial-up nostalgia: fkn0wned members recap their 2008 Super Bowl Sundays

A casual Off-Topic thread from February 2008 where staff member Nerf asks the community how they spent Super Bowl Sunday — food, company, and setup. Replies are low-key and mundane in the best way: solo snack sessions in front of the TV, a pizza night with a girlfriend, and other members chiming in on their low-stakes evenings. It's a small slice of everyday forum life outside the usual cheat/gaming talk, showing the community's more personal, hangout side.

I watched it up stairs on my T.V with a huge ass bag of chips and a shit load of salsa dip and other shit lol.— Nerf

lol just me and my GF watched it plus we ordered a pizza and had some coke— DarkHour

New York Giants.

A brand-new member's very first post was pure Super Bowl XLII gloating — and it got the thread closed same day.

A fresh sign-up with the handle 'NYGiants' posted a one-line victory lap after the New York Giants' Super Bowl 42 win, joined the same day. A regular member razzed the obvious username, and the thread was locked shortly after by staff. Barely a blip, but a tiny time capsule of February 2008 sports chatter on an otherwise gaming/cheat-focused board.

SUPERBOWL 42! CHAMPIONS.... WooooO!— NYGiants

Nice name.— MONST3R

Question About Illegal Aliens

A member's late-night 'hypothetical' about hit-and-run laws that only a forum full of teenagers would take seriously

A member calling himself zm0ney posed a bizarre hypothetical about hitting a pedestrian in a border town and whether it counted as a crime, sparking a handful of dark-humored replies from regulars. Old-school Fkn0wned member KZA (aka blaze.) and staffer Panda chimed in, treating the question with the kind of deadpan, edgy joking typical of the site's General Discussion board. It's a small, weird snapshot of the off-topic culture on the forum — shock-value questions tossed out for reaction, taken half-seriously by an audience of CS 1.6 kids.

Can you just leave because the perosn was illegal and shouldnt of been across the border and does this break any laws?— zm0ney

You would still get charged with murder. but it would be really hard to find you.— KZA

Post your Gamertag

The thread where old-school Xfire handles got dropped like modern-day gamertag exchanges

A simple General Discussion thread on Gametration/Fkn0wned where members shared their Xfire usernames (the era's go-to gamer messaging/status service) to connect outside the forum. Early replies came from regulars pato, Eckos, and Shifty, with the usual mix of banned and active members chiming in. A low-key, functional thread typical of mid-2000s gaming forums building community outside the board itself.

Post yours today!— pato

Look in my sig.— Eckos

I HAVE A GOOD IDEA

One guy's all-caps GFX section pitch got shut down in two replies flat

A short-lived January 2008 suggestion thread where member Killer-k proposed a dedicated GFX request section requiring 50 posts to access, typed entirely in caps. Jack Daniels shot it down almost immediately, pointing out a suggestions section already existed and razzing him for the caps-lock energy. The thread was closed by staff a few months later, a tiny relic of the forum's endless suggestion-box churn.

I HAVE A IDEA WHY DON'T MAKE IN GFX SECTION FOR REQUESTS NEED 50 POSTS TO POST!— Killer-k

i think its already been done and theres a suggestions section and why all caps? chill out man— Jack Daniels

NERF IS TOPIC

A staff member's birthday spam thread that got instantly closed for being, well, spam.

A short-lived thread started by staff member Nerf on his birthday, consisting of rambling, incoherent birthday-hype posts double-posted back to back. A moderator (NoNamE!) closed it the same day, labeling it 'another spam thread' — a mundane but classic snapshot of forum-mod housekeeping and off-topic chaos in early 2008.

Okay so itr'z my birthday we luvv zehh niggaz in da town nigga.— Nerf

another spam thread.— NoNamE!

If Fkn0wned Had an iPod....

Two forum vets riff on what a Fkn0wned-branded iPod's playlist would sound like

A light off-topic thread in General Discussion imagining the site having its own iPod, likely with members listing bands or songs that would soundtrack it. This snippet catches the tail end (page 2) of the conversation, featuring posts from staff member Industry and GFX staffer Blaqk, both long-tenured members with high post counts. It's a low-stakes, community-bonding kind of thread typical of the forum's off-topic culture rather than anything dramatic.

Some call it noise, I call it addiction.— Blaqk

Kids Like Us- Meet Me at the Swingset / Set Your Goals- An Old Book Misread / The Devil Wears Prada- Swords, Dragons, and Deit Coke— Industry

HaSh's Polar Bear Science Report Contest

A Supervisor bribed the forum with a VAC-banned CS:S account to write his homework for him

A Supervisor named HaSh posted a mini-contest asking members to write his overdue school report on polar bears (climate, diet, endangerment, food chain) in under an hour, offering a VAC-banned Steam account with CS:S/HL2 as the prize. It's a classic slice of mid-2000s forum culture: staff using their position for favors, homework outsourced to strangers online, and a low-stakes 'prize' that was already worthless since the account was banned. Gospel replied almost immediately, though the thread capture cuts off before any actual reports appear.

Ok, so I need a report about POLAR BEARS !— HaSh

WINNAR WILL GET VAC BANNED STEAM ACC WITH CSS / HL2 N SHIT— HaSh

How can I play LAN?

A simple networking question turns into a classic forum 'figure it out yourself' moment.

A member named Marc347 asks for basic help setting up a LAN connection between two computers to play games together, without going through a router. Supervisor HaSh chimes in with terse, minimal replies, leading Marc347 to ask increasingly basic follow-up questions. It's a small, mundane tech-support thread typical of the forum's General Discussion section, cut short before a full answer is given.

Have both computers on the same network.— HaSh

Okay, how can I get both computers on one network?— Marc347

NHL Matches Today - a little poker-account side bet

A member throws $50 of poker money at a slate of NHL games and asks the forum to play armchair oddsmaker.

A quick, low-stakes General Discussion thread from January 2008 where user sorbazz lays out two betting coupons on that day's NHL games, using leftover money on a poker account just for fun, and asks other members what they think of the picks. Only one reply comes in, from ijusk03du, mourning a Vancouver Canucks loss. It's a small, mundane slice of forum life outside the cheat/tech talk — sports chat and casual banter rather than anything gaming-scene related.

So I thought lets bet some on todays NHL matches just for fun— sorbazz

VANCOUVER LOST 4-3! Sooo sooo sad.... !! GO CANUCKS GO !!— ijusk03du

help im new to the fourms thing

The classic newbie question: what the heck is 'hidden content' and why does everyone say 'unhide'?

A brand-new member named kawi44 asks how the forum works, confused by posts showing 'hidden content' and other users replying 'unhide.' Fellow member Dave2007 explains the forum's reply-to-reveal system used to gate content behind posts. It's a short, mundane but charmingly nostalgic exchange capturing the everyday culture of the forum's hidden-content mechanic and how newcomers were guided into it.

for some reason when some one posts content on the forums it always says "hidden content" and every-one all ways says "unhide" what does this mean plz tell im a total newb at this— kawi44

means you cant see whats in the post till you make a post, alot of people say unhide or thanks, put whatever you want in your post then you can see hidden content— Dave2007

Problem with popups

A Co-Manager's PC is drowning in Sky Poker and dating-site popups mid-gaming session — the forum diagnoses his malware woes.

A 2008 General Discussion thread where forum Co-Manager Shifty complains about a heavy popup infestation (gambling and dating ads) despite not using Internet Explorer, wondering if leftover IE components or spyware are to blame and asking for spyware-scanner recommendations. Fellow member Tobi chimes in suggesting an ad-blocking browser extension as a fix. It's a mundane, very of-its-era tech-support thread capturing the mid-2000s reality of unmanaged adware and toolbar bloat on Windows machines.

I'm getting a minimum of 10 popups when I have long gaming sessions and it often makes me lag because of all the traffic coming through behind my game.— Shifty

I recommend you getting adblock plus, for firefox.— Tobi

Color help

One member's quick color-code mystery, solved in two replies flat.

A short, low-key General Discussion thread from December 2007 where member Marc347 asked what various color model abbreviations (HSB, RGB, CMYK, Lab) stood for, likely while messing with graphics or image settings. PaRaNoID, a well-known '1000 Club' regular, filled in the missing letters, and Marc347 thanked him — thread closed in three posts. A tiny, mundane artifact of the forum's day-to-day helpfulness outside the cheat/tech drama.

Could someone tell me which each value stands for?— Marc347

b=brightness c=cyan m=magenta y=yellow k=key (black),— PaRaNoID

Advertise VIA Myspace for fkn0wned! GET TO SPAMMING!

The day fkn0wned's CEO handed out a MySpace mass-messaging tool and told the forum to go spam the site's name across the internet

CEO member TuxifieD posted a downloadable tool (with mirrors on Rapidshare, DepositFiles, and Easy-Share) meant for mass-posting fkn0wned links and images across MySpace profiles, advising members to use redirect links and off-domain image hosts to dodge MySpace's URL blocking. It's a classic self-promotion/growth-hacking thread typical of the era, with member blackxthink chiming in about the practical limits of only being able to spam friends' pages. A very 2007 snapshot of forum culture: informal, scrappy site marketing using whatever tools and workarounds were on hand.

remember that myspace will block a URL eventually so dont use the actual domain, use redirects and images hosted at random hosting places.— TuxifieD

This is hard to use , 'cause you need to spamm only your friend— blackxthink

Introduce Yourself Here! (General Discussion)

Every forum's rite of passage: the endless 'sup guys, I'm new here' thread that never really ends.

This was Fkn0wned.com's long-running welcome thread, where new members dropped their basic intro — name/alias, age, country, and a laundry list of games played — before diving into the rest of the forum. Post #401 shows a 16-year-old Singaporean member listing an impressive stack of mid-2000s games (Mu Online, WoW, CS, DotA, MapleSEA), while a staff member chimes in with a simple welcome. Classic low-stakes, high-volume community glue thread rather than drama or cheat talk.

Hey guys! sup hope u guys are enjoying this forum coz i will be staying here for a veri veri long time =D— Ryura

welcome all new peoples— miLLer

Who will win da Superbowl today!?

Giants vs Patriots, forum-poll style — one guy just wanted a meteor to hit the stadium.

A casual Off-Topic poll/thread from Super Bowl Sunday, February 3, 2008, asking members to pick between the New York Giants and New England Patriots. The community poll was tight, with a chunk of voters just wishing disaster on both teams for laughs. This is page 2 of the thread, catching the tail end where staff members chime in with quick one-liners as the game wraps up.

Both of them suck...i hope a meteroid goes down in the staduim!!

Giants win— hunterbrute224

Whats everyone getting for christmas?

Old-school forum small talk: iPods, cash, and a day off from VAC bans.

A tail-end fragment of a long-running Christmas wish-list thread on Fkn0wned/Gametration's General Discussion board. Members casually listed what they hoped to get for the holidays, ranging from mundane gifts like clothes and money to a joking wish for a break from the world. Nothing dramatic here, just the ordinary chatter of a cheat-scene forum's community outside its usual VAC-dodging and hacking talk, showing the human, everyday side of the site.

I get a day off from the world if all goes well.— chaosabsolute

I getting an iPoD - Whatever. Clothes, Money and so on..— face

What did you get for xmas? :)

Christmas 2012 on fkn0wned: presents, Far Cry 3, and one guy bragging about a $300/hr do-nothing job

A lighthearted holiday chat thread in General Discussion where members traded what they got for Christmas 2012. d0t1q jokes about coasting at work while gaming and getting paid handsomely for it, and InfectedKush jokingly begs for a job hookup. Casual, low-stakes banter typical of the forum's off-topic community threads, with signature banners and personal Skype/site links tucked into posts as was common at the time.

I sit on a computer all day doing no work probly playin cs:go or farcry 3 because its xmas and I dont actually have to work so i get paid tomorrow 300$/hr to play farcry— d0t1q

Fk me, get me a job brah! thx— InfectedKush

Need to locate a cell phone

A guy loses his LG Shine on the street and asks the forum's 'hackers and web freaks' to GPS-track it for him

A member named Psycho Chris posted in General Discussion asking if any of the site's self-styled 'hackers' or 'W3B FR34K5' knew how to locate a lost cell phone online after it slipped out of his pocket somewhere on the street. Regular KZA (a long-time [FkN] Uploader) asked whether the phone had GPS, and the thread trails off after Chris confirms it's an LG-Shine without internet. A small, mundane slice of forum life — everyday off-topic chatter rather than anything cheat- or drama-related.

Do any of you know how to locate a cell phone like through the web.— Psycho Chris

Does it have GPS?— KZA

Ctrl+V Game (General Discussion)

The classic 'paste whatever's in your clipboard' game, complete with an early Gangnam Style link and a random internal network hostname.

This was a lighthearted General Discussion thread where members played the old 'Ctrl+V' game — pasting whatever happened to be on their clipboard at that moment, no matter how random. Posts ranged from meaningless strings of text to a member dropping a YouTube link to 'Gangnam Style' back when it was freshly viral in mid-2012. Typical low-stakes, goofy filler thread from [FkN] crew members passing time between the site's cheat/hacking content.

Tell PETA my mink is dragging on the floor— d0t1q

GANGNAM STYLE!— DarkRood

assistance plz

A member's harmless JS 'popup prank' button sparks a two-line quest for the right forum home.

A short, low-key housekeeping thread from April 2008 where user slingblade asks where to post a JavaScript prank he'd tinkered with — a button that spawns an unclosable popup window. KZA, a longtime uploader, chimes in to clarify the prank's purpose and points toward the Links/Humor section. Nothing dramatic, just a small slice of everyday forum traffic and community wayfinding.

i was wanting to post on here a prank i found when poking around in javascript— slingblade

Well what do you mean. like just so people can click it and laugh? if so links/humor.— KZA

Fkn0wned Userbars

A slow afternoon, a graphics program, and a full set of forum rank userbars nobody asked for

Co-Manager Shifty knocked out a batch of custom userbars for the site — covering ranks and roles like User, 1K Club, Rager, Retired Staff, Coder, GFX Crew, Crew, SMod, Admin, and Head Admin — and shared them for members to grab and slap into their signatures. It's a casual, low-key housekeeping post rather than a big event, with a quick self-deprecating edit admitting the Graphics Crew bar got forgotten and couldn't be fixed since the source file was gone. A nice little snapshot of the site's rank/status culture and its DIY graphics scene.

It's 3pm and I have nothing to do, so I cooked up some userbars ^^— Shifty

OMG I FORGOT GRAPHICS CREW AND I DON'T HAVE THE PSD TO EDIT THEM!! SORRY GUYS— Shifty

People Getting Banned, Solution

A guy tries to advertise his own site as the "solution" to bans — gets called a faggot in reply, thread dies on the spot.

A short-lived thread in General Discussion where user swat0880 posted what was billed as a 'solution' to people getting banned, but it turned out to just be a thinly-veiled ad for an outside site (GameConn.net) promising hacks, cheats, and a $50,000 prize giveaway for reaching a post count. The only reply, from Zunder, torched the thread with a one-line insult calling out the transparent advertisement. Classic fkn0wned energy: a bait title, a spam post, and instant community pushback.

Nice fucking solution you faggot.— Zunder

Official FkN TF2 Server 20-Man Recruitment Post

FkN goes legit: staff pitch a 'no hacking allowed' TF2 server and hunts for CAL/Highlander talent

A staff member named Nerf advertised the community's own Team Fortress 2 server, hosted in Tampa, Florida, as a fast-respawn 20-man box running regular and custom maps. The post doubles as recruitment for the upcoming CAL/Highlander competitive season and for dedicated server admins, with a public Ventrilo channel offered as the hangout spot. Notably, for a forum built around cheat databases and cheat culture, this post insists the server is '100% legit' with permanent bans (including for texture hacks) for anyone caught cheating.

100% LEGIT SERVER IF YOU ARE CAUGHT HACKING YOU WILL BE PERMA-BANNED (INCLUDES TEXTURES.)— Nerf

I just know and you dont.— Nerf

Whats Hot and Whats Not

A classic forum time-waster: post your 'hot' vs 'not' pics and let the roasting begin.

A lighthearted, low-effort thread in General Discussion where members posted contrasting images labeled 'hot' and 'not' as a bit of forum banter. Started by jonneh28 with a simple prompt, it drew a couple of quick replies from regulars before fizzling out after three posts. Pretty representative of the throwaway, casual off-topic chatter that filled the General boards between the gaming and cheat-scene talk.

Basically, post a picture of a female that is hot for you and post a picture of what isnt hot for you.— jonneh28

rs.com problem?

One guy just wants to know why RuneScape won't load, and the forum shrugs with him.

A short, low-key General Discussion thread from December 2007 where staff member miLLer reports getting network errors and timeouts trying to reach rs.com, asking if anyone else was having the same issue. Supervisor Janza replies but the visible content cuts off before any resolution. It's a mundane slice-of-forum-life post, the kind of small everyday chatter that filled out the Off-Topic board between the site's cheat-scene business.

anyone else getting this message? seems to happen all the time -.- or else it times out.— miLLer

pwnt?

A one-word thread title, a page of inside jokes, and the old regulars just shooting the breeze in General Discussion.

A short, casual Off-Topic thread from Fkn0wned.com's General Discussion board, running at least two pages by February 2008. The visible tail end shows staff members Shifty and NoNamE trading quick back-and-forth replies typical of the forum's laid-back banter threads. Little substantive content survives beyond brief one-liners, capturing the low-stakes, community-glue nature of these Off-Topic exchanges rather than any cheat or tech discussion.

you love it.— Shifty

The Official Vote Thread

Two clicks a day, twelve hours apart — the daily ritual to keep Fkn0wned on top.

A staff-posted call-to-action asking members to vote for the Fkn0wned.com site on external top-site listing services, twice daily, to help the forum regain its ranking. Co-Manager Shifty kicked it off with links and a friendly appeal, and Supervisor Don Ruski chimed in shortly after. It's a small but classic piece of forum-community upkeep from the site's competitive top-sites era.

Help Fkn regain their top spots.— Shifty

Domain Name Brainstorm Thread

One member's hunt for the perfect PTC-advertising domain name, rep points on offer for good ideas

A banned member named Kproz opened this General Discussion thread asking for help brainstorming a domain name for a pay-to-click advertising site he planned to launch, aimed at European and American users, with hopes of expanding it later. He offered reputation points to anyone who pitched in suggestions. Forum regular ri0t replied early on, though the surviving text cuts off before showing what was suggested.

everyone who tries gets one rep!— Kproz

Post your cool black guy...

A 2008 meme thread where the Off-Topic regulars just dumped their favorite 'cool black guy' images, Deebo included

A lighthearted image-dump thread in the General Discussion board where members posted pictures/memes of 'cool black guy' characters, kicked off by co-manager Shifty with a Deebo image from Friday movie fame. Typical early-2000s forum humor thread with low effort, high nostalgia value, and staff members participating alongside regulars. Nothing dramatic, just classic off-topic filler content typical of the era's imageboard-adjacent culture.

I'll start: Deebo r legend.— Shifty

Vent - Get in the Voice Chat

A supervisor begs the dying community to actually use its own voice server.

A short, low-key thread in General Discussion where a Supervisor named Bucketface calls out how quiet the forum's Ventrilo voice server had become, half-jokingly threatening to end it all over the inactivity. A Staff Member, hunterbrute224, chimes in shortly after. It's a small, mundane snapshot of community upkeep rather than any major event — the kind of low-stakes 'hey come hang out' post typical of forum downtime.

People get in the vent. It's so inactive i think I might kill myself.— Bucketface

Official Xbox 360 Gamertag Thread

Old-school Fkn0wned members swap Xbox 360 gamertags and flex their MyGamerCard stats.

A General Discussion thread from November 2008 where forum mod Kimmi invites members to post their Xbox 360 gamertags, recommending MyGamerCard.net for generating embeddable gamercard images. It's a simple community bonding thread with a light rule attached: posts without a gamertag get deleted or warned. Smod Afteryou is among the first to reply, capturing the casual, gaming-community feel of the site outside its cheat-database focus.

Posts without a gamertag will get deleted/warned!— Kimmi

The Things You Love

One of fkn0wned's cheat-scene regulars pauses the VAC-proof talk to list off his iPhone, guitar, and Coca-Cola.

A light, feel-good off-topic thread in Fkn0wned's General Discussion where members listed the small things that made them happy — this snippet catches page 5 of a long-running list-style thread. Poster 'Archies' rattles off a simple top-8: his face, iPhone, computer, Coca Cola, guitar, music, friends, and family. It's a low-key, wholesome break from the site's usual cheat-database and rage-thread traffic, showing the softer, community side of a forum otherwise known for VAC-proof releases and scripting.

1. Mi Face 2. My Iphone 3. My Computer 4. Coca Cola :] 5. Guitar 6. My Music 7. My Friends 8. My Family— Archies

[Call] Template or Sistem

A one-post mystery: some guy named ruval just wanted to know what software ran a random gamer site's forum.

A brand-new member, ruval, dropped a single low-effort post in General Discussion asking whether a site called algamers.net was running a custom system or a purchasable web template, hoping someone in the community could identify it. The thread got zero replies and just sat there — a tiny, forgettable blip typical of the daily churn of newbie posts on a mid-2000s gaming/cheat forum. No drama, no big names, just one guy's post number one and a link nobody apparently followed up on.

I need to know that this system uses Web or where can I get such templates .. I want to know if anyone can help me— ruval

Whats your home page?

A staff member asks the eternal forum icebreaker: what's your browser's home page?

A low-key General Discussion thread from November 2007 started by a staff member ('Scratch') asking members what their browser home page was set to, with 'google.com' offered as the opener. It's a classic filler/small-talk thread typical of mid-2000s forum culture, meant to spark easy replies and keep the Off-Topic section ticking over rather than spark any real debate or drama.

Whats your current home page? mine: google.com— Scratch

Why Do You Come to FkN?

FkN regulars fess up: half came for the cheats, all of them stayed for the people.

A casual General Discussion thread asking members why they actually hang around FkN0wned. The one visible reply comes from silentr0ck, a Super Moderator from Mexico with nearly 4,000 posts, who jokes that he's there for the giveaway leeches and the porn section before admitting the real answer is the community itself. It's a small, self-aware slice of forum culture — the kind of lighthearted check-in thread that reveals what actually held these cheat-scene communities together.

Well really, I come here to leech giveaways and porn. OT: The community of course.— silentr0ck

where did (missing MSN cracker thread)

A member's thread about an MSN 'cracker' tool just... vanished, and he wanted to know why.

A short, half-finished thread from April 2008 in the General Discussion board where longtime member Famousss asks what happened to his earlier thread about an MSN password cracker. He posts once, gets no reply, then bumps his own post a few hours later. No resolution or explanation is captured on the page.

my thred go with the msn craker in?— Famousss

Realtek Mic Echo Help Thread

MostWanter's mic feedback loop turns a simple tech question into a tiny time capsule of CS:S troubleshooting.

A member named MostWanter posted a basic tech-support question in General Discussion about his Realtek HD Audio Manager causing an annoying feedback loop and echo when using voice chat in Counter-Strike: Source. He asked whether uninstalling the Realtek software would fix it. The post reads as a mundane, everyday tech-help request typical of gaming forums of the era, with no replies visible in the archived page.

when i say hello it repeats and says hello,hello,hello,and louder + sounds start up.— MostWanter

Tell Us About Yourself! - Gametration.com

The classic intro thread where every regular first said hello.

This was Gametration.com's introductory thread in the General Discussion section of the Off-Topic forum, where members posted basic info about themselves to break the ice with the community. Typical of early-2010s gaming/cheat forums, it served as a low-key social hub rather than a technical or drama-heavy thread. The archived page itself preserves mostly site navigation and forum category structure rather than actual member posts.

Describe the Person Above You With a Song

A whole page of members getting musically roasted (or celebrated) by whoever posted next.

A lighthearted forum game thread in General Discussion where members took turns picking a song to 'describe' the poster above them. Typical of the filler/fun threads that kept the community glued together between the cheat releases and drama, it ran long enough to stretch past a single page. No major controversy here, just old-school forum bonding and inside jokes.

Did you just flip me off?

A random offhand jab in General Discussion that somehow became its own thread.

A short General Discussion thread on the old Fkn0wned forum, seemingly sparked by a joking or confrontational one-liner tossed at another member. Typical of the board's casual banter culture, it likely spiraled into the usual mix of jokes, ribbing, and off-topic chatter rather than any serious dispute. No major drama or notable names survive in the extracted content, just a fragment of the forum's day-to-day back-and-forth.

What mic is tha best?

A totally ordinary 'which mic should I buy' thread from the depths of Gametration's General Discussion.

A run-of-the-mill Off-Topic thread on Gametration.com where a member asked for recommendations on the best microphone to buy, likely for gaming voice chat or streaming setups of the era. The archived page mostly preserves the site's navigation and forum structure rather than substantial discussion content. It's a small, everyday snapshot of the site's General Discussion board rather than anything dramatic or notable.