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Female Orgasm Black Book (Rapidshare thread)
A random e-book share in the 'Red Light District' turned into a chorus of teenage boys 'testing' it out — with one guy claiming he tried it on his mum.
A post by asshoel50 in the Red Light District's 'Electronic & Audio books' subforum shared a copy of a self-help ebook about female orgasms, hosted via Rapidshare. The thread stayed alive for weeks mostly through low-effort 'thanks/unhide' bumps typical of file-share threads, plus a handful of joke replies from members riffing on the topic. It's a good snapshot of the forum's off-topic, juvenile-humor culture living alongside its main cheat/gaming database.
IM TRYING THIS ON MY MUM!! EDIT: SHE HAD THE BEST ORGIE EVER!!— Nathan2005
huh lets see if i can test these out XD— godofwhore
Just what i needed— kaZad
The Art of Exploitation. [RS]
A classic hacking book gets passed around in the Red Light District — pure late-2000s warez nostalgia.
A short 2007 thread in Fkn0wned's 'Electronic & Audio books' subforum (part of the Red Light District, the site's downloads/piracy hub) where member AcidViper shared a copy of the well-known infosec/programming book 'The Art of Exploitation' via a file-hosting link. The rest of the thread is just a string of short 'thanks'/'ty' replies and 'unhide' requests typical of these download threads, showing the low-effort, transactional vibe of book-sharing posts on the forum. Nothing dramatic happened — it's a small, quiet artifact of the site's file-sharing culture rather than a notable event.
Enjoy. -Acid.— AcidViper
Secks.— TheLoneMan
unhide— digitalhav0c
Hypnotic Handshake - Learn It!
A guy tries to teach the forum Erickson-style hypnosis, gets buried under a triple post and a wave of skeptical 'unhide' replies
In this Red Light District thread, member Afreak posted an explainer on the 'Hypnotic Handshake,' a brief-hypnosis technique attributed to Dr. Milton H. Erickson, framing everyday zoning-out (like driving on autopilot) as proof people slip into trance states constantly. The thread runs from October 2007 into 2008 mostly as a long tail of one-line reactions — skepticism, curiosity, 'unhide' spam to reveal hidden content, and thanks-for-sharing posts — rather than real discussion. Its most memorable moment is scuddzilla accidentally triple-posting the same reaction, which gets called out by other members as classic forum clumsiness.</br>Overall it's a low-stakes, mildly odd curiosity thread typical of the site's 'Electronic & Audio books' subforum, where random self-help/pseudo-science content got dumped and mildly engaged with.
WTF WAS THAT lol— scuddzilla
thats tripple post...— banak
LOL @ triple post. And im very skeptical bout this...— -Shikari-
200 ways to revive a hard drive
A random ebook drop that quietly ran for six months of one-word 'thanks'
A short-lived ebook share in the Electronic & Audio books subforum of the Red Light District section, where sammo posted a downloadable guide on reviving hard drives. The thread has no real drama or discussion — it's a classic low-effort share-and-thank pattern typical of forum warez sections, with a long tail of members dropping by over several months just to say thanks, 'cool,' or ask to unhide the content. Notable mainly as a snapshot of forum culture and post-count farming rather than for its content.
This ebook shows you how to revive a hard drive, and other shizz.— sammo
haha now i have your soul— minitureman
lol i needed this awile back— hellboy1313
Complete Idiots Guide to Playing Guitar (Rapidshare)
A gaming/cheat forum's book-piracy corner where someone dropped a guitar tutorial and got mocked for asking if it was 'like Guitar Hero 3'.
A short, low-key thread in the Electronic & Audio books sub-board of the Red Light District section, where user asshoel50 posted a link to a guitar-learning ebook via Rapidshare. Replies are mostly quick thanks and jokes, including someone confusing the book with the video game Guitar Hero 3, which got playfully clowned by another member. Nothing dramatic here — just a typical small-scale file-sharing thread with the casual, jokey tone common to the forum's off-topic corners.
is this like guitar hero 3— jcomp6
gh3 is nothing like guitar k i keeeeel u!!!— AlbinoBoi
Fuck yeah I need this shit after getting 1 for x-mas— lragnarok11
Learning Visual Studio .NET - Videos
A GFX staffer shares a 100-clip .NET coding tutorial series in the forum's downloads-and-goodies corner
In mid-2007, GFX staff member pato posted a share of an English-language video course teaching Visual Studio .NET 2005 programming, aimed at newbie coders, in the site's 'Electronic & Audio books' subforum under Red Light District. The thread drew a handful of brief thank-you replies over several months (July through November 2007), typical of the low-key, resource-sharing threads that filled this section. Nothing dramatic happened here — just a small, appreciated contribution from the community's graphics crew to anyone trying to pick up coding skills.
I reall need this for a project thanks!— sammo
Thanks, hopefully the link still works.— cedars
Hackng google
A 2007 ebook share on Google Maps/Earth hacks turns into a low-key drama with a banned poster in the mix.
Started by K0K41N in May 2007, this thread in the Red Light District's e-book subforum shared a download for a book about creative 'hacks' for Google Maps and Google Earth (mashups, a space station tracker, community map sites, etc.) — nothing to do with actually breaking into Google despite the clickbait title. The rest of the thread is a string of short 'ty' and 'nice' replies typical of file-share threads, spanning from mid-2007 into July, with a few of the repliers later shown as banned members.
Google has eyes everywhere lol— f3nr15
ty— Loucouss
Photoshop CS3 for Forensics Professionals - Ebook Share
A niche forensics-imaging textbook drop that quietly outlived its own Rapidshare link.
A member called Arcade posted a share of the Sybex ebook 'Photoshop CS3 for Forensics Professionals' in the Red Light District's Electronic & Audio books subforum, an odd corner of a cheat/gaming community where ebook drops lived alongside adult content. A handful of members thanked the poster over the following months, but by late 2007 the linked file had already been taken down for copyright complaints, a common fate for these old file-host links. The thread is a small, dry artifact of the forum's ebook-sharing culture rather than anything dramatic.
this is very interesting.. thanks for the share.— Games
THIS FILE IS FORBIDDEN TO BE SHARED! Complaints received.
Sun Tzu - The Art of War
A GFX staffer drops the ancient Chinese classic into the Red Light District's e-book stash, and the crew just says thanks.
Member Kismism, part of the site's Graphics staff, posted a share of 'The Art of War' with a short blurb about its history and influence, admitting it sounds cheesy but claiming it helped him personally. The thread mostly filled up with brief one-word thank-yous from various members over the following months, with one user asking for an e-book version that went unanswered. A pretty quiet, low-drama corner of the Electronic & Audio books section of the Red Light District board.
As shit as that may sound to some, its actually well worth listening to. I found it very interesting, and helpfull for areas of my own personal life.— Kismism
does anyone have the e-book version?— Xanatos
Harry Potter 7 Audio Book
The one where fkn0wned raced to get the final Harry Potter book before you'd even finished reading the spoilers on the forum.
A short thread in the Red Light District's Electronic & Audio books subforum where member 'pato' shared a link to an audiobook version of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, posted the same month the book actually released in July 2007. A couple of other members, including staff, chimed in with brief replies. It's a small, quintessential piece of mid-2000s forum culture: file-sharing tucked into an off-topic sub-board, riding the wave of one of the biggest pop culture releases of the era.
woot— adamdafoo
New Posting Rules for Red Light District
The day staff tried to bring order to fkn0wned's infamous warez dumping ground
A staff moderator named Rockforce posted a rules announcement for the 'Red Light District' section (specifically its Electronic & Audio books subforum), describing the area as a 'clusterfuck within a clusterfuck' and laying out a required thread-naming and reply format to keep warez links organized under single consolidated topics. It's a housekeeping/moderation post rather than a discussion thread, reflecting the loose, semi-chaotic nature of this off-topic corner of the forum where users traded files and links. The tone is dry and exasperated, typical of a mod trying to wrangle an unruly board.
Well folks, the red light forum looks like a giant clusterfuck within a clusterfuck, so there are new rules you have to follow— Rockforce
Think & Grow Rich (Napoleon Hill) audiobook share
Cheat-scene forum, self-help audiobook — the classic warez-board plot twist.
A one-post thread in the Red Light District's Electronic & Audio books subforum, where user asshoel50 shared the Napoleon Hill self-improvement classic 'Think & Grow Rich' as a Rapidshare download. It's a small, plain drop typical of the era's file-sharing culture, sitting oddly alongside the board's usual cheat and porn-adjacent fare. No real discussion followed — just the offer and the promo blurb lifted from the audiobook's description.
Discover the proven secrets of wealth!— asshoel50
Fix Your Own PC - FULL 164 Pages (Rapidshare)
A random PC repair e-book share buried in fkn0wned's shady 'Red Light District' downloads bin.
A short, single-post thread from November 2007 in the Electronic & Audio books subforum where user asshoel50 shared a link to a 164-page PC maintenance/repair guide hosted on Rapidshare. It's a small, utilitarian post typical of the file-sharing sections of the forum rather than the drama-heavy game hacking boards. Little discussion followed — mostly a bare-bones resource drop for members looking to fix their own computers.
This magazine teaches you how to maintain and fix your PC in times of crisis. Suitable for both beginners or professionals.— asshoel50
Red Light District: Electronic & Audio Books
Deathly Hallows scans, Sun Tzu, 'How to Fix Your PC' and hypnotic handshakes — the forum's oddball ebook stash, all filed under the Red Light District.
This was the Electronic & Audio Books subforum tucked inside Fkn0wned's 'Red Light District' section, a grab-bag repository of Rapidshare-hosted ebooks and audiobooks ranging from Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings to self-help staples like 'Rich Dad Poor Dad' and 'Think & Grow Rich,' plus tech titles on Photoshop, Visual C++, and PC repair. A handful of regular posters ([1K] asshoel50, [GFX] pato, [Staff] Arcade, Afreak) kept the board stocked through late 2007, with topics spanning self-improvement, hacking/programming guides, and even hypnosis and mentalism ebooks. The board sat behind a password wall as part of the site's adults-only Red Light District area, alongside porn, software, and movie/music piracy subforums.
Fuckload of C++ ebooks
One member dumped a massive, sprawling list of classic C++ programming ebooks for the coding-curious cheat crowd.
In the Red Light District's Electronic & Audio books subforum, a 1000-Club veteran member posted an enormous list of C++ programming ebook titles, spanning classics like Stroustrup's 'The C++ Programming Language', 'Effective C++', 'Design Patterns', and dozens of Addison Wesley, O'Reilly, and Prentice Hall titles. The thread ran at least 4 pages, suggesting it was a well-used resource for members looking to learn programming, likely tied to the site's cheat-development culture. It's a small window into how much of the forum's hacking/cheating scene was intertwined with genuine interest in learning to code.