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Kane & Lynch: Dead Men - Links Megathread
The old 'post all your download links here' thread for Kane & Lynch: Dead Men, straight from the Red Light District's Games corner.
A thread in the Red Light District > Games section where members shared and consolidated download links for the 2007 game Kane and Lynch: Dead Men. Started by veteran member Rockforce, who posted a 'tested/working' link with an accompanying image. Typical of the era's warez-adjacent gaming culture on fkn0wned, where members pooled links for newly released titles.
TESTED/WORKING— Rockforce
F.E.A.R. Combat: Free Download & CD-Keys
Free game, free CD-keys, and a wink about getting banned — classic fkn0wned generosity.
A short thread in the Red Light District > Games section where staff member SyKoTiK HaCkEr shared a download link, CD-key info, and patch for the free multiplayer shooter F.E.A.R. Combat. Posted in 2007, it reflects the era's casual file-sharing culture and the community's laid-back, half-joking attitude toward game bans and rules. No major discussion followed in the excerpt — just a single informational post from a recognizable staff figure.
Remember if you get banned from this game you can get another cd-key— PaRaNoID (SyKoTiK HaCkEr)
Battlefield 2 Deluxe Edition share thread
Fluffman drops the full BF2 + Special Forces bundle in the Red Light District
A file-sharing thread in the 'Red Light District > Games' section where longtime member Fluffman posted a link to a Battlefield 2 Deluxe Edition (base game plus the Special Forces expansion). It ran to at least three pages, drawing replies from other members including Visual0n!, a banned user still posting. Typical of the era's warez-adjacent gaming boards, it's a quick drive-by share-and-thanks thread rather than a discussion.
Yup it's Battlefield 2 + Special Forces Enjoy— Fluffman
Never Gymless - Requests
Broke gamer asks the warez board to pirate a fitness book so he can 'get SOME MUSCLES TO GET THE LADY FRIENDS WITH'
A quick, low-key request thread in the Red Light District's Requests subforum where member bobbafett07 asked if anyone could rip and post a copy of the bodyweight-training manual 'Never Gymless.' He noted it wasn't available as an e-book but figured someone could scan/convert a physical copy like other books circulating on the forum. The post got zero replies, a small but charming time-capsule of the classic 'poor gamer wants gains' request threads common on early-2010s warez forums.
I'm too poor for gym and need to get SOME MUSCLES TO GET THE LADY FRIENDS WITH.— bobbafett07
FL Studio 7 XXL Share
The old cheat forum where the 'Software' subforum meant Fruity Loops, not aimbots
A 2007 post in Gametration's Red Light District > Software subforum shared FL Studio 7 XXL, a music production suite, complete with a full rundown of its features (instruments, mixing, sequencing, new-in-7 changes). Posted by longtime member Jack Bauer, a 1000+ post veteran of the CS:S crowd, it's a good snapshot of how these early cheat/gaming forums doubled as general file-sharing hubs for software far outside the gaming scene.
FL Studio is a fully featured, open-architecture music creation and production environment for PC.— Jack Bauer
WinRAR Distributed as a .rar File: The Irony Thread
Someone posted a WinRAR download... in a RAR file. The irony was not lost on the members.
A short-lived, mundane thread in the Software subforum of the Red Light District section where user Saime shared a Rapidshare link to WinRAR 3.71, a common archive utility. The lone reply from aznfirez pointed out the logical flaw of distributing WinRAR itself as a .rar archive, delivered with a sarcastic 'thanks for trying.' It's a small, dry-humor snapshot of the mundane software-sharing side of the forum's Red Light District section, sitting alongside more illicit downloads.
How will we be able to see a rar file if we don't even have win rar? did you think about that? Ps. thanks for trying.— aznfirez
Aston Desktop FULL (Reccomended)
A co-manager plugs a full desktop shell replacement — reply to unlock, classic fkn0wned style.
A software-sharing thread in the Red Light District's Software subforum, posted by longtime co-manager Shifty, promoting 'Aston,' a Windows desktop/shell replacement with themes, sidebars, and visual effects. The post is a typical era release-thread: marketing blurb copied from the product's own description, screenshots hosted on muffinhost, and a 'reply for hidden content' gate to access the download. Nothing controversial here — just a mundane piece of the site's software-sharing culture and its reply-to-unlock economy.
Aston is a new Desktop and Shell replacement for Windows 98/2000/XP/Vista.— Shifty
Black XP Transform Pack 2.0 (100MB Windows XP Theme Pack)
Turning your janky XP box into a fake Vista/Windows Blinds showpiece, forum-approved.
A software-sharing thread in the Red Light District > Software subforum where user HaSh posted a release of 'Black XP Transform Pack 2.0', a Windows XP visual overhaul using Windowblinds and portable Xplite to fake Vista-style icons and skins. The post included typical warez-scene release formatting (file size, part count, compression info, release notes) and a hidden download link gated behind a [hide_me] tag. A couple of quick replies followed, including one member noting the pack had possibly already been posted before, and a cameo from Dragon13, a banned member.
nice but wasent this posted already?— ynaggo
Google Earth Pro rapidshare warez post
Before torrents ruled everything, Sonikk was dropping Google Earth Pro straight to the RLD software shelf.
A software-sharing post in the Red Light District > Software subforum, where Supervisor member Sonikk posted a rapidshare release of Google Earth Pro v4.2.0180.1134, complete with promo screenshots and marketing copy lifted from Google's own product page. It's a classic mid-2000s warez-board post: feature blurb, a few tinypic screenshots, a download source credit, and a tongue-in-cheek 'thanks' file gag at the end. Nothing dramatic here, just a snapshot of the software-trading culture that filled these boards.
Feel like saying thanks for the download? Then download this file to support me:— Sonikk
Visual Studio 6.0 Software Share
Old-school devs wanted their VC++ and VB fix, one Megaupload link at a time.
A software-sharing thread in the Red Light District's Software subforum, where staff member miLLer posted a Megaupload link for the classic Visual Studio 6.0 package (Visual C++ and Visual Basic bundled together). The post carries a small plea not to have it deleted again, hinting at past moderation clashes over shared software links. Sonikk, another staff member, chimes in shortly after. A pretty ordinary but telling snapshot of the era's file-sharing culture on defunct link hosts.
the whole set includes: visual c++ visual basic one megaupload link. plz dont delete like last time..thanx— miLLer
ObjectDock Plus v1.9 + Keygen release thread
Stardock's desktop dock, freshly cracked and dressed up with tray icons and folder art — Fkn0wned's Red Light District doing what it did best.
A classic warez-style release post in the Red Light District > Software subforum, dumping the full Stardock marketing copy and changelog for ObjectDock Plus v1.9 alongside a keygen, tray icon fix, and bonus folder icons. Posted by prolific uploader LoRd Ragealot (self-styled 'Lord PostAlotWarez'), it's a typical 2008-era software cracking thread: wall of copy-pasted feature list, a download link, and little discussion beyond the release itself. Emblematic of the forum's software-piracy corner running alongside its gaming/cheat community.
AKA "Lord PostAlotWarez"— LoRd Ragealot
Windows Live Messenger 'Vista' skin swap (msgsres.dll)
Remember pimping your MSN Messenger with a fake Vista skin? This thread has the download.
A short, low-drama thread in the Red Light District > Software subforum where a member named TaZ^ shared a Windows Live Messenger 8.1 'Vista' visual skin, distributed as a replacement resource file with rapidshare links and a password. A second poster, Trained Noob, replied briefly saying they'd try it out. It's a small, of-its-era snapshot of the mid-2000s trend of re-skinning MSN Messenger before the client was phased out.
Thanks, im gonna try it out.— Trained Noob
WinMount 2.1.3 - Archive Mounting Utility Share
A mod drops a niche archive-mounting tool (plus the obligatory crack) into the Red Light District's Software corner
A post by forum moderator DCLXVI in the Software subforum of the Red Light District section, sharing the WinMount 2.1.3 utility, which let users mount ZIP/RAR/ISO/BIN/CUE/MDF archives as virtual drives without extracting them. As was typical for the era, the post included download links, a cracked version, and a hidden password block for forum members. Nothing dramatic here — just a routine piece of 2007-era software-sharing content typical of the site's Software board, posted by a well-established Super Moderator account.
WinMount is a Windows utility which helps you manage your compressed archives impressively and conveniently.— DCLXVI
Magic DVD Ripper v5.1.1 Final Release
A staff mod drops a DVD-ripping tool release in the forum's software/warez corner
A software-sharing post in Fkn0wned's Red Light District > Software subforum, where a Super Moderator posted a description and download links for Magic DVD Ripper v5.1.1, a DVD-to-AVI/WMV/VCD ripping and backup tool. It's a standard-format release thread typical of the era's file-sharing culture, with feature list, changelog notes, and mirrored download links behind a 'hide' tag that required a forum reply/thanks to reveal. Low drama, purely archival software-sharing content.
Instead of just unhide, thanks would be appreciated— DCLXVI
MS Product Key Recovery 1.0 (Portable) — Public Warez post
A tiny portable tool for pulling Windows product keys, dropped in the Public Warez bin for anyone to grab.
A brief Public Warez release post by member Niceboy233 sharing a portable Windows product-key-recovery utility, formatted in the classic warez-scene release template with 'General Information', 'Release Notes', and 'Links' sections. The tone is casual and utilitarian, with a joke about using it discreetly at school. It sat in the Red Light District > Warez > Public Warez subforum, part of the wider giveaway-and-downloads culture that section was known for.
Recover your MS keys Portable, Can be used to @ school :p. and use on your computer @ home.— Niceboy233
Crysis Beta Sharing Thread (2007)
Back when Crysis was still just a beta and everyone in Red Light District wanted in.
A thread in the Games subforum where member HaSh shared word of a Crysis beta (sourced from RS.com) circulating in 2007. This was during the peak PC-gaming hype cycle for Crysis, and the thread reflects the community's usual habit of trading links, keys, and early-access game builds. As a season Fkn0wned regular and '[FkN] Crew' member, HaSh's post drew the site's typical mix of hype and banter in what was otherwise a hacking/cheat-focused community branching into general gaming talk.
thats right— HaSh
Scarface: The World Is Yours PC upload thread
Fkn0wned's Red Light District gets a Scarface: The World Is Yours drop, complete with a two-page thanks parade.
A short thread in the Games sub-forum of Fkn0wned's 'Red Light District' section sharing a 2007 PC copy of the Scarface game via an external file host. Replies are mostly brief appreciation posts rather than discussion, with members from the CS:S crowd stopping by to say thanks. Nothing dramatic here, just a typical file-sharing thread from the site's Games board.
fkn sweet thanks— VWA-Dynasty
GAH - streaming sites getting shut down
mr.N0Nam3 watches his favorite pirate streaming sites vanish one by one and panics in the Rants forum
A short late-2007 rant thread in the Rants and Raves board where staff member mr.N0Nam3 laments that several free streaming/video-linking sites had just been taken offline, asking the community what to do next. Bulletwave chimes in with an alternative site suggestion, and Peski-Ruski replies but the post content trails off. A quick, low-key thread capturing that era's constant cat-and-mouse of streaming sites getting shut down and users scrambling for replacements.
they took down another streaming site. WHAT DO I DO— mr.N0Nam3
Why Do Emo Kids Do This Shit
A YouTube link, some Tourette's mockery, and a Scotsman ready to fight a guy over his hair — 2008 Off-Topic in a nutshell.
A Rants and Raves thread started by member Christobell, who posted a YouTube video mocking someone's medical condition and went off about it in classic early-2008 forum style. The reply from Industry suggests the thread got at least one response before trailing off. It's a snapshot of the era's unfiltered, slur-heavy 'rant' culture that the Rants forum explicitly tried to channel ('rant about something, not someone') — with mixed success.
What the fuck is funny about this disorder? It's a real fucking problem...— Christobell
UHT MILK! - Rants and Raves
A guy named Dominator went nuclear over long-life milk, and that's the whole thread.
A short, gloriously pointless rant thread in the Rants and Raves subforum where member Dominator vents pure fury at UHT (long-life/shelf-stable) milk, cursing out whoever invented it. Classic filler-rant material typical of early-2010s off-topic forum culture, posted with zero replies of substance shown, just raw frustration over a mundane household item. It's a small, funny artifact of the kind of low-stakes venting the Rants forum was built for.
I FUCKING HATE UHT MILK WHO THE FUCK INVENTED THAT SHIT FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK!— Dominator
Shifty loses his engraved gold bracelet at the gym
Shifty loses his engraved gold bracelet at the gym and needs to vent about it
A short rant thread in the Rants and Raves subforum where longtime member Shifty recounts accidentally leaving his gold bracelet (engraved with his name, worth about £250 total) in a gym running machine and being unable to recover it. The post is a classic 'rules-compliant' rant per the forum's own guidelines — anger at a situation, not at a person. Only the opening reply from Bucketface appears before the excerpt cuts off.
it's a sweet piece of jewellery and i fuckin loved it. I'm pissed off now.— Shifty
Halo, Good Game or Total Crap
A simple 'thumbs up or down' poll on Halo turns into the CS crowd's favorite pastime: bashing console kids.
A CS 1.6/CS:S regular, raxorsharp, opens a casual poll asking the community's opinion on Halo. The attached poll results show the forum split hard, with 'oNlY fOr n00bs' narrowly beating out 'AmaZinG!!!!!!!' as the top response, reflecting the PC-shooter-centric crowd's general disdain for console FPS titles. Longtime banned member Dragon13 chimes in early, typical of the off-topic banter that filled the 'Others' subforum.
just wondering what you guys think of halo in general.— raxorsharp
Liz Vicious Rapidshare Thread
A gaggle of teenage CS 1.6 players discovering goth porn stars via Rapidshare, 2007-2008 style.
A short, low-effort thread in the R18-gated Porn Paradise section, posted by asshoel50, sharing images/links related to alt-porn model Liz Vicious hosted on Rapidshare. The replies are almost entirely one-word 'thanks' and 'nice' posts from a rotating cast of regular Counter-Strike and gaming forum members, typical of file-sharing threads from this era. It's a small, unremarkable but era-defining artifact of how forums like this used adult content sections as another form of community currency alongside cheats and game chat.
i don't know why im so addicted to her, there are hotter goth porn star's out there, but something about her just keeps me fapping— FreeRRsStB
[Rs.com] The Last Song (2010) TS — Warez Movie Drop
PopTart, the Warez King himself, drops a 2010 telesync rip behind the old 'reply to unlock' wall.
A brief Warez-section post from Fkn0wned's Red Light District where forum staple PopTart shared a RapidShare telesync copy of the 2010 film 'The Last Song.' Like most warez posts on the site, the actual download links were hidden behind a reply-to-unlock wall, a classic mechanic for padding post counts and engagement. Nothing dramatic happened here — just a routine movie release post typical of the era's file-sharing forum culture, sitting alongside a sitewide banner advertising public steam account giveaways.
Hidden Content You'll be able to see the hidden content once you reply to this topic.
In.The.Loop.LIMITED.DVDRip.XviD-DMT movie share
A single hidden-content movie post that sat untouched for nine months until someone cracked a porn joke about it
A classic Warez > Movies drop in the Red Light District section, posted by longtime staffer NIX offering the 2009 film 'In the Loop' via RS/MU/HF links, with the download gated behind the forum's standard reply-to-unlock system. It got no response for months until 'PaperPistols' bumped it in April 2010 with an off-topic quip about wanting a break from porn. A small, quiet slice of the site's file-sharing culture rather than a dramatic thread.
I hope this is a decent movie, I'm so sick of watching pornography films all day. I must admit, some big-titted whores can act though.— PaperPistols
[Rs.com] Repo Men 2010 TS — Warez Movie Drop
A 2010 cam-rip of Repo Men, gated behind the classic 'reply to see the link' trick.
A quick warez post by forum staple PopTart, sharing a RapidShare-hosted telesync copy of the 2010 film 'Repo Men' in the Movies subforum under Red Light District > Warez. Includes cover art thumbnails and an IMDb link for reference, with the actual download hidden behind a reply-to-unlock wall, standard practice for the site's warez sections. The thread also sits alongside a public give-away promo banner offering free Steam accounts and RapidShare content to keep the board active.
Public Give Aways! Give away section now open for everyone!! Random steam and rapidshare give aways all day!!
Losers + Halloween + TF2 = Funny Shit Indeed!
Someone dressed up as TF2 characters for Halloween and the forum wanted everyone to see it.
A Supervisor named NoNamE! posted a batch of hosted image links showing fans dressed up as Team Fortress 2 classes (Heavy, Scout, Engineer) for Halloween 2007. The tone is mocking rather than admiring, poking fun at the cosplayers as 'losers' while still sharing the pics for entertainment. It's a light, off-topic curiosity post typical of the Other Games section rather than any cheat or tech discussion.
now someone tell me thats not some funny shit, i mean you gotta be a real loser to do that.— NoNamE!
Through the Years of Halo
One member drops a full Master Chief evolution gallery — including a mystery DS-era design — and dares the room to name them all.
A quick, casual image-dump thread in Gaming General where forum regular [FkN] Nick (aka 'Mr Australia') posted a spoilered gallery of Master Chief's armor designs through Halo's history, sourced from an IGN visual-history feature. He challenged others to identify which games each design came from, teasing that a few were from unreleased builds and one even from a DS version. It's a light, nostalgic fan-trivia post rather than a debate or drama thread — the kind of low-stakes gaming banter that filled the board between the cheat-release and giveaway threads.
I cant be botherd naming them all :P See if you can guess what their from! Some of them are from unreleased version, even one from DS ;)— [FkN] Nick
[RS] Punk, Hardcore, Emo, Metal, etc. - Huge List
A once-massive rapidshare music megathread, now reduced to one lonely 'file not found'
This was a Red Light District thread in the Music subforum where a member had compiled a large list of RapidShare links for punk, hardcore, emo, and metal albums/tracks. By the time this archived page was captured, the thread had decayed into digital dust — the original links were long dead, and a member posted a double-post apology just to note that everything returned 'File not found.' A small snapshot of the classic mid-2000s forum ritual of megathreads full of file-host links slowly rotting away.
Lol sorry for the double post but all the links don't work. All " File not found "..— steveo460
The Very Best Of The Disney Channel
A staffer's New Year's Eve 2007 gift to the forum: a full Disney Channel mixtape tracklist.
A staff member posted a 16-track compilation of Disney Channel movie and show songs, spanning High School Musical, Hannah Montana, Kim Possible, and other mid-2000s tween staples. Posted on New Year's Eve 2007 in the Red Light District's Music subforum, it's a small, offbeat time capsule of the era's pop culture crossing paths with a gaming/cheat forum crowd. No drama here, just a curious little artifact showing the lighter, goofier side of the community.
01 - Breaking Free - Troy & Gabriela (High School Musical)
Harry Potter 7 Audiobook Share (2007)
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
Parallel Universe? - Debating Thread
Old-school forum philosophers speculate on parallel universes between classes and Xfire pings.
A laid-back Off-Topic/Debating thread on Fkn0wned.com where members mused about the existence of parallel universes. Staff members hunterbrute224 and Industry chime in with brief, casual takes, with hunterbrute224 cutting the discussion short to head to school. The vibe is typical mid-2000s forum philosophizing—low-effort but earnest musings between regulars rather than a heated debate.
I think there are it explains a lot about what we dont know if you think about it. Gotta go to school so I cant elaborate on any of this...— hunterbrute224
Australia Labour Won! — Political Rant Thread
An Aussie election result turns into a country-vs-city slap fight in the rants forum.
A member vented about the Australian Labor Party's election win, and the thread spiraled into the usual off-topic mudslinging rather than actual political debate. By this later page, the discussion had drifted from the election itself into a personal spat about rural versus city living. Typical of the Rants and Raves subforum, where members were allowed to rage about topics but not directly flame each other — a rule this thread stretched to its limit.
frames is a cocksucker and i prefer farming over bein a pathetic city scum like you.— Olie22
Chicken Satay Pot Noodle Rant
A supervisor's mortal enemy turns out to be instant noodles
A brief rant thread in the Rants and Raves subforum where longtime supervisor Shifty. warns fellow members off buying Chicken Satay flavored Pot Noodle, having just tried one and regretted it deeply. It's a classic low-stakes off-topic gripe post, more comedic venting than genuine anger, fitting for a forum that clarified rants should target things, not people. Short and slight, but a nice little snapshot of the site's everyday off-topic chatter.
DO NOT EAT A POT NOODLE CHICKEN FUCKING SATAY— Shifty.
European Servers and Their Ping Kickers
A 2007 rant about high-ping kicks turns into a classic Fkn0wned off-topic gripe session.
A short Rants and Raves thread from December 2007 where staff member mr.N0Nam3 complains about European CS:S servers auto-kicking him for ping, griping about cl_cmdrate limits while playing with fellow member Shifty. It's a small, of-its-time snapshot of the forum's casual, foul-mouthed banter culture and the everyday tech frustrations of online CS:S play back then. Shifty, a longtime Manager on the site, chimes in shortly after. Nothing dramatic — just a quick vent typical of the Rants and Raves section.
this gay ass ping kicker every round i spawn it kicks me, cl_cmdrate can only go to 70 and just fuck their gay.— mr.N0Nam3
A GoronCity Christmas Story
Gordron strikes again — the shortest rage thread in the archive, one link and one verdict.
A brief post in the Counter-Strike Rages subforum by member Goron_Elder_Chris, consisting of little more than a YouTube link presented as a holiday-themed rage clip. The lone reply from nerfmagez frames it as another entry in an apparent recurring bit involving someone nicknamed 'Gordron,' suggesting this was a running in-joke or reputation within the community. The thread is minimal but captures the low-effort, meme-y rage-posting culture typical of this section.
Gordron strikes again, Perfect rage.— nerfmagez
Comment & Like Please, Will Share Logs to fkn
A member offers to trade forum engagement for 'logs' — classic quid-pro-quo hustle from the Personal Army Requests board.
A short thread in the Personal Army Requests section where a member asks others to comment and like something (likely a seller thread or profile) in exchange for sharing 'logs' with the fkn0wned community. The only visible reply is a quoted vouch from 'itayassa' praising a seller as reliable with good prices, suggesting this was tied to the site's informal marketplace culture of vouches and reputation-building.
Great seller! good prices and 100% reliable!— itayassa
Windows 7 Gadgets Pack Thread
A guy shares a giant Windows 7 gadgets pack, forum admin roasts him for it
A short, low-stakes thread in the Downloads Database where a longtime member ('conTagious') posted a big compilation of Windows 7 desktop gadgets for direct download. Forum admin ap3x replied with a joking dig about how absurd it'd be to run them all at once. Sits alongside a site-wide banner touting an active steam/rapidshare giveaway section, giving a glimpse of the forum's freewheeling, giveaway-heavy culture circa early 2010.
lmfao imagine trying to run them all at the same time— ap3x
Count up to 20,000! (Counting Thread)
The classic pointless counting thread — because every early-2010s forum needed one that never finished.
A low-stakes 'count to 20,000' filler thread in Fkn0wned's General Discussion, the kind of thread every forum kept around for easy post-count padding and community chatter. This snippet catches posts #14 and #15, with longtime member Kimmi (staff, 'Oldfag since '06') dropping a nostalgic greeting, and BONxFIRE (a 'Lady' member) posting a gift-tally aside unrelated to the actual count. Pretty mundane in content but a nice slice of the community's casual, chummy vibe.
Oldfag since '06. Awesome since June '94. Staff from May '08 - April '11.— Kimmi
Which Human Decision Has Had the Most Negative Impact on Society?
Old heads debate humanity's worst mistake — one VIP says it was the War on Drugs.
A philosophical off-topic thread in the Serious Discussion area where members traded opinions on the most damaging decision in human history. The one surviving excerpt comes from longtime VIP member 'hippie', who argued that criminalizing drugs was the worst call society ever made. Typical of the forum's more reflective side, mixed in among its usual cheat/hack and gaming market business.
Making drugs illegal.— hippie
Does Age Command Respect? (Serious Discussion)
A philosophical detour on fkn0wned asks: does being older automatically earn you respect?
A brief 'Serious Discussion' thread pondering whether age alone commands respect among members. The visible excerpt captures a reply from longtime member dgrock (aka ViCiOuS DeLiCiOuS, part of the site's '1K Club' with nearly 3,000 posts), who gives a simple mutual-respect take before plugging his own SoundCloud page. Fairly typical of the forum's off-topic 'Serious Discussion' section, where cheat-scene regulars occasionally traded life-philosophy takes between the hacking and gaming talk.
I respect everybody who respect me, that's all— dgrock
hoOkz and OJJ's Steam/Fileshare/Porn Shop (Page 2)
A two-man 'shop' thread hawking Steam accounts, fileshare, and porn access on a forum that's long gone.
This was a vendor-style thread in the 'Regular Sellers District' where users hoOkz and OJJ ran an informal storefront offering Steam accounts, fileshare access, and adult content links. Page 2 mostly shows the trickle of buyer interest typical of these threads — short replies from members adding themselves for accounts. The thread captures the casual, unmoderated marketplace culture of early-2010s gaming/cheat forums, where digital goods of dubious legality were traded openly.
Added! I'm interested in your accounts— Feelipe
GTA 5 PC Release Date Speculation Thread
The old 'is GTA 5 finally coming to PC' rumor mill, fkn0wned edition
A Gaming News thread speculating about a rumored GTA 5 PC release, pre-orders, and system requirements. Only a single late reply survived in the archive, from longtime [FkN] Crew member FaTalFLaVoR, who casually mentions having played through the campaign both legitimately and with mods (citing infinite money and super jump as improvements). The post carries his crew signature and a generic report-button reminder, giving a small glimpse of the forum's casual, cheat-friendly culture.
Ive played the campaign twice now one legit on modded i have to say having inf money and super jump is alot better— FaTalFLaVoR
Can You Make It To 100 (Counting Game)
A classic forum time-waster: just count to 100 without anyone screwing it up.
This was one of those low-stakes, purely-for-fun counting threads that pop up in every forum's General Discussion — members took turns posting numbers trying to reach 100 without a repeat or a troll derailing it. By page 2, the thread was winding down with member Version4 posting near the end. Nothing dramatic here, just classic filler-thread energy that kept the Off-Topic section alive between cheat releases and rants.
Big MiX Password Dump Thread
A four-page grab-bag of adult-site logins that somehow became one of the XXX Passwords board's staples.
This was a thread in the 18+ 'XXX Passwords' subforum where a member named KZA (a database admin on staff) kicked off a running dump of adult-site access, and the thread grew to four pages as others presumably piled on with replies. It's a snapshot of the era's cheat-forum culture where porn password sharing lived alongside CS 1.6/CSS hacks as just another 'perk' of forum membership. Typical of the genre: minimal discussion, a blunt age-gate disclaimer, and a title ('Big MiX') promising a large assorted batch rather than anything curated.
Pretty Big List of Backdoors and Spoofs
A wall of shared porn-site logins in the forum's seediest corner, straight out of 2007.
This was a thread in the 'XXX Passwords' subforum under the site's 18+ 'Porn Paradise' section, where members compiled and shared lists of access credentials ('backdoors and spoofs') for adult websites. Started by longtime member Janza, a senior [FkN] Crew regular, the thread ran to at least four pages, suggesting steady traffic and ongoing contributions typical of this kind of recurring 'password dump' thread on cheat/gaming forums of the era. It sits alongside the site's main draw of CS 1.6/CS:S/BF2 cheat culture, showing the community's more adult, off-topic side.
KRAFTWERK - Autobahn (1974)
A lone Rager drops krautrock deep in the Red Light District's Music forum.
A member with the handle 'Wonder' posted a share/showcase of Kraftwerk's 1974 album Autobahn in the Music subforum, tucked away inside the site's 'Red Light District' section. The post includes album art and a tracklist covering the record's five songs. It's a quiet, single-post thread typical of the music-sharing corners of the forum, sandwiched between the site's more notorious NSFW-adjacent content areas.
Kraftwerk - Radio-Activity (1975) album share
A lone Kraftwerk classic drop in the forum's seedy Music subforum, tucked inside the Red Light District.
A member known as 'Wonder' posted a share of Kraftwerk's 1975 album 'Radio-Activity' in the Music section of the Red Light District board, listing the full tracklist alongside cover art. The post is a simple, no-frills music-sharing thread typical of the era, with no visible replies or discussion captured on this page. It's a small, quiet artifact of the site's music-trading culture, filed oddly (but fittingly for a chaotic forum) under an NSFW-sounding board.
extenz & YONi - Live Free (Original Mix)
A forum member moonlighting as a DJ drops his own track and asks fkn0wned to vote it up
Member XytZ shared a collaborative electronic music track he made with fellow member Extenz, titled 'Live Free (Original Mix)', posting links to YouTube, social media, and a Spinnin' Records talent pool voting page asking the community for support. Extenz, credited co-producer, replied shortly after. A small, quiet self-promo thread rather than anything scene-related, showing the more personal, off-topic side of the forum's General Discussion board.
Oblivion RELOADED warez thread (thank-you bumps only)
Page two of a wall of thank-yous for a pirated Oblivion release, the true currency of the Red Light District.
This is the tail end (page 2 of 2) of a Red Light District 'Games' thread sharing the RELOADED scene release of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. By the time this page was archived the original post and any links were gone, leaving just a string of short bump/gratitude replies from members over Nov 2007 to Jan 2008. It's a snapshot of the low-key warez side of Fkn0wned, sitting quietly next to the site's cheat-scene forums.