Off-Topic Gold
page 36 of 44 · 2174 threads
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows [REAL] - book share thread
A years-long thread of members hunting for the 'real' Deathly Hallows ebook — and thanking whoever finally delivered it.
This was a page-2 tail-end of a Red Light District thread in the Electronic & Audio books section, where someone had shared a JPG-format copy of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. By late 2007 the thread had wound down to a trickle of members dropping in months apart just to confirm the link still worked and say thanks. It's a small, dusty artifact of the forum's ebook-sharing corner rather than anything dramatic.
unhide !!! walalla— SoulCarrier
unhide ty— Cud
WoW FPS Drops After Reformat
A guy reformats his PC, WoW starts black-screening, and the forum's best guess is 'check your temps.'
A member called Josh Terrible {HxC} posts in Tech Support about post-reformat trouble on his old ATI Radeon X2600 rig — World of Warcraft would run fine until he moved, then the frame rate tanked or the screen went black, sometimes needing a driver swap just to recover the display. A couple of regulars chime in with mundane troubleshooting theories (peripheral drivers, RAM, overheating) but no resolution is posted. It's a small, low-stakes slice of everyday early-2010s PC gaming life on the forum rather than any drama or notable event.
i get a good 60 fps but when i move i get a drastic drop in fps or a black screen.— Josh Terrible {HxC}
maybe something is overheating? did u check the temps?— kubaxplx
Celeron D346 Overheating in a Sealed Case
A member's ancient Celeron D346 was cooking at 60C+, and the fix suggestions ranged from liquid cooling to just... waving your hand at it
A member called TheLeader asked for help with his aging Intel Celeron D346 running hot (60C+ under load) inside a vented-less, no-name case with a Gigabyte 945GME-RH board. Regular forum members chimed in with cooling suggestions like adding fans or going liquid, but TheLeader wanted something cheap and case-friendly. The thread wraps up with a dry joke from longtime coder 'pikachu' about just fanning the CPU by hand, capping off a low-stakes, mundane tech-support exchange typical of the Tech Support subforum.
Wave your hands next to it.— pikachu
Buy a tower and give it liquid cooling.Or if you like get a tower and put in more fans.I myself have over 8 fans.— Unbeliveable
GTX 260 Buying Advice
A member weighs MSI vs. EVGA vs. XFX for a GTX 260 upgrade — and XFX sweeps the vote.
A VIP member named kubaxplx asked the Tech Support crew for advice picking between three GeForce GTX 260 cards (MSI, EVGA, XFX) back in December 2009. Replies were quick and unanimous, with several regulars vouching for XFX's build quality and warranty. A low-key, helpful hardware-shopping thread typical of the era's PC-building chatter on the forum.
XFX is the way to go man, they make kickass gear.— ap3x
xfx. their warranty ownz— i dont hack
PaynE's TV Resolution Meltdown
No picture, no clue: a simple TV hookup turns into a slow-motion troubleshooting circus.
A member named PaynE plugs his PC back into his TV after a long break and gets no display at all, suspecting a resolution mismatch. The Tech Support regulars pile in with the usual fixes — try a monitor first, update drivers, reset the BIOS — but PaynE keeps clarifying that the screen is completely blank, not just misconfigured. It ends with a Members-tier newcomer suggesting he borrow a neighbor's VGA cable to test, a reply that landed three weeks after the thread went quiet.
I cant even use the computer because there is no picture.— PaynE
do you have a neighbour?? go there and try your VGA there.— TheLeader
Website Review: dakota's Free Xbox 360 Elite Referral Scheme
A member swears his cousin got a free Xbox 360 this way — the forum's response? A resounding shrug.
Long-time member dakota posted a classic 2010-era 'free Xbox 360 Elite' referral scam pitch in the Tech Support subforum, copy-pasted straight from an eBay listing format, complete with referral links, offer-completion steps, and reassurances that it was '100% real'. It's a textbook GPT (get-paid-to) / freebie-referral scheme of the kind that circulated widely on forums and eBay at the time. The thread got exactly one reply, from pikachu, who dismissed it in two lines — a fittingly deadpan, low-effort end to a low-effort scam pitch.
I promise you, this is 100% real. I wouldn't jeopardize my ebay account status if this was a scam.— dakota
Nobody cares enough. I barely play xbox anymore.— pikachu
Restarting When Playing Games
PC rebooting mid-Bioshock — turned out to be a bad stick of RAM, case closed by staff.
A Tech Support thread from February 2010 where member Unbeliveable described his PC randomly restarting after about 10 minutes of playing graphically demanding games like Bioshock and Wolfenstein. Fellow members, including staff like NIX and m1sterfopje, suggested causes ranging from overheating GPU to faulty RAM. Unbeliveable confirmed a bad RAM stick was the culprit, and the thread was closed by moderator vermiLLion as solved a couple months later.
Fixed it the Ram was bad.— Unbeliveable
check your RAM memory, happened me too and one of the banks were broken :)— m1sterfopje
BangBros & RealityKings Passes for Sale
A member hawks $4 adult-site logins to the trading forum — because 2008 forum economics were wild like that.
In the Market Place subforum, user 'laptops' advertised paid access passes to adult sites BangBros and RealityKings, claiming a friend could generate them and sell for $4 USD via PayPal. The pitch included customizable usernames and screenshots of the sites' content. A couple of members responded, with one simply asking how long the passes would last before the thread trails off.
I trust him completly and he will not rip you off.— laptops
How long do they last?— MONST3R
Ricky Hatton VS Floyd Mayweather
One Brit's fan-boy prediction thread before the biggest fight of December 2007 — poll says Hatton in a landslide (of one vote).
A short prediction/poll thread in the Debating subforum ahead of the real-life Hatton vs Mayweather boxing match, posted December 2007. Member -Shikari- makes the case for fellow Brit Ricky Hatton, dismissing Floyd Mayweather as arrogant and disrespectful for trash-talking Hatton and comparing himself to Muhammad Ali. The poll only ever recorded a single vote for Hatton, and the thread doesn't appear to have drawn further discussion in the captured page.
Fuck mayweather, yes he is skilled no doubt, but my gosh does he have the biggest gob on him, and to be honest he is a pillock.— -Shikari-
Mayweather said he was even better than Muhammad Ali. Up your arse much?— -Shikari-
IGN Direct2Drive Rage Thread
One member's $10 Far Cry purchase turned into a full-blown meltdown at IGN's digital storefront.
A single-post rant in the Rants and Raves subforum, where user [Fkn]M3m63r vented about a bad experience buying Far Cry through IGN's Direct2Drive service. The complaint centers on tech support failing to resolve a purchase issue despite the payment going through fine. It's a classic small-scale internet rage post, typical of the forum's dedicated venting space, with no replies recorded.
i payed $10.00 for far cry damnit and i fuckin expect that! dipshit tech support cant help...— [Fkn]M3m63r
take my cash then you fuckers, im not coming back.— [Fkn]M3m63r
Sleep
A forgotten rant about not being able to sleep spirals into weed jokes and pen0r punchlines.
A short-lived rant thread in the Rants and Raves subforum where a member griped about sleep issues, prompting the usual off-topic replies. One user suggested smoking weed before bed, which was met with a joking reply about vivid dreams from a since-banned member. Pretty low-key, typical filler thread from the forum's off-topic corner.
Dude, just smoke some weed and then go to bed, its so fun.— HaSh
yeah, i always dream about sex and pretty girls with nice asses and stuff, and everyone wants to ride your pen0r— ConTag1ous
Cause of HIV
A banned member's unhinged 'rant' about HIV that says more about him than anything else
A thread in the Rants and Raves subforum where user SubZero, posting while already in the 'Banned' group, went on a bigoted, incoherent tirade blaming gay people and Africans for the origin and spread of HIV. The post ignored the forum's own rule against personal flames ('rant the thing, not the person'), reading more like hateful ranting than genuine discussion. No other replies or discussion were captured on this page.
I fucking hate gay people. They are fucking virgin douche bags.— SubZero
Another cause of HIV was the fucking Africans.— SubZero
FS: Stupid Ass Noobs Uploading Their Shit on YouTube
A two-post rant about YouTube nobodies stealing the spotlight from real fkn0wned clips
A short-lived rant thread in the Rants and Raves subforum, where member DrGzR complained about random people uploading low-quality clips to YouTube instead of contributing actual fkn0wned content, linking to an example video. Only one reply followed, from valucard, who found it amusing and made a tangential comment about a 'celebrity' being mocked online. A quintessential tiny, grumpy off-topic vent typical of the forum's Rants and Raves section.
for fuck sake this cunt doesnt even know what hes doing jesus christ, wankers stop uploading shit, more fkn0wned clips are needed not this shitole— DrGzR
I loled. What a fucking psycho, whats youtube coming to?— valucard
[REQ] High Voltage REMIX - Linkin Park
One guy's Limewire died, so he begged the Red Light District to fetch him a Linkin Park remix.
A short, ordinary request thread in the Requests sub-forum where user bobbafett07 asks for help downloading a Linkin Park remix track after his Limewire stopped working, hoping someone could re-upload it to Rapidshare. A veteran member, Arcade (tagged as a '[Rager]' with over 1,000 posts), answered a day later offering what was hopefully the right file. Nothing dramatic — just a snapshot of everyday file-sharing culture and forum etiquette (10-post minimum to request, search before posting) from the Limewire/Rapidshare era.
Can someone download it from Limewire and up it to Rapidshare? My damn limewire is fucked.— bobbafett07
Hopefully this is the one you wanted, if not just reply.— Arcade
Fraps Request (Self-Closed)
One frustrated Diablo II fan begs for a working Fraps link — then asks mods to close his own thread.
A brief, unremarkable request thread in the Red Light District > Requests board of Fkn0wned.Com, dated November 2007. Member blackxthink complains that all posted Fraps (screen recording software) links are dead or non-functional and asks for help. Just a couple hours later he posts again asking staff to close the topic himself, and no one else replies. A tiny, mundane snapshot of the forum's warez request culture from its early days.
Ok Im Pissed off , ALl Link are dead or fraps are not working Please help lol— blackxthink
CLOSE THIS TOPIC PLease— blackxthink
Quake III Arena request
A banned member's last ask: anybody got a copy of Q3A?
A short, minor post in the Requests subforum of Fkn0wned's Red Light District section, where a user asks if anyone has a non-Steam copy of Quake III Arena. No replies or discussion follow in the given content. The poster's account is flagged as banned, and his profile carries a mocking custom title referencing password security, hinting at some past drama or joke at his expense.
HACKED YOUR UNCHANGED PASSOWRD NEWB RENEGADE— Renegade.MB
Anyone have Q3A? Nonsteam.— Renegade.MB
[REQ] Working crack for Sony Vegas 8.0
A guy just wanted his video editor to stop nagging him — the whole thread took two years to close out.
A short, humble request thread in the Red Light District's Requests subforum: a member named Arctic asked for a working crack for Sony Vegas 8.0 after the common 'noPe' patch broke his plugins. Another member, Kida, turned up with a Rapidshare link a couple days later, and it got a lazy 'ty' bump from another user weeks later. Totally unremarkable by forum standards, but a nice little time capsule of how routine warez requests worked on Fkn0wned.
Does anyone have a working crack for sony vegas 8.0? I tried the noPe thing but it removes plugins.— Arctic
Found something.— Kida
[REQ] Dirt off your shoulders - Linkin Park
A one-song mystery, solved by the guy who asked it — turns out Linkin Park's version had a whole different name.
A quick, low-stakes request thread in the Red Light District's Requests subforum, where member bobbafett07 asked for the Linkin Park track 'Dirt off your shoulders' after only finding the Jay-Z version on Limewire. The very next day he answered his own request, having discovered the actual Linkin Park song was titled 'Lying from You'. A tiny, self-resolved slice of mid-2000s file-sharing forum life.
On Limewire all i find is the Jay Z version and I just want vanilla Linkin Park— bobbafett07
Found it. the actual Linkin Park version goes by a different name... "Lying from you". Who would of thunk it?— bobbafett07
[REQ] Vegas 8.0 Keygen
One guy just wants a Sony Vegas keygen — the internet's most timeless request.
A brief, low-effort request thread in the Red Light District's Requests subforum where a member named 'pato' asked for a keygen for Sony Vegas 8.0, the video editing software popular for making game montages back in the day. Another member, minitureman, chimed in agreeing they wanted it too, but the thread never went anywhere beyond that. It's a tiny, mundane slice of the forum's warez-adjacent culture — the kind of throwaway request thread that filled these boards by the thousands.
What it says— pato
ya i want that to cant wait— minitureman
Multi-Edit Lite Software Request
A trial-software plea in the Requests bin, answered a day later by a lone serial-hunter
A short-lived thread in the Red Light District's Requests board where user Pr0wL3r454 asked fellow members to help him get the full version of a text editor program (Multi-Edit Lite) after his trial ran out. One reply from milkrulz04 came a day later, noting they could only find a serial rather than the full program. It's a tiny, mundane slice of the site's warez-request culture — low stakes, low drama, just the everyday churn of a Requests subforum.
Check it out, I'd like to get the full version of this, the trial only includes 24 hours of use. Please & Thank you.... ~Pr0wL3r— Pr0wL3r454
sry dude but only could find a serial for Multi-Ed...— milkrulz04
[REQ] Photomatix Pro request thread
A member named Moochies just wanted some HDR software, and somebody actually delivered fast
A brief, low-key request thread in the Red Light District's Requests subforum where user Moochies asked if anyone had a copy of Photomatix Pro (HDR photo software) to share. Fellow member Bradders replied with just a smiley, apparently confirming or hooking him up, and Moochies thanked them for the quick turnaround. A tiny, mundane exchange typical of the forum's warez request culture.
Hey if anyone has it that would be awesome thanks a bunch in advance— Moochies
sweet man thanks a bunch especially for fast reply!— Moochies
Lawn Dogs movie request
One member's fuzzy 2 AM memory of a late-90s movie turns into a quick warez-forum favor
A tiny, throwaway request thread in the Fkn0wned.Com Requests subforum where user jacal asks if anyone has the movie 'Lawn Dogs,' admitting they barely remember the plot but recall it being good. Another member, bobbafett07, quickly replies with a file-sharing link, but jacal wanted a torrent instead and didn't have the right client for what was offered. A very ordinary, low-drama slice of the site's file-sharing/requests culture.
i think it was made in like 97 or something like that i member watching it awhile ago and i can't really member what it was bout i just member the name and that it was a good movie lool— jacal
damn i was hopeing for a torrent i don't have ...— jacal
As I Lay Dying album request
A guy just wanted his As I Lay Dying albums to actually download — dead links and all.
A quick, low-drama request thread in the Red Light District's Requests subforum where a member named h4xor_bob asked for working links/passwords to As I Lay Dying albums after finding the existing ones dead. Fellow member anarchie65 stepped in and found five albums, and the thread wrapped up with a simple thanks. A tiny, mundane snapshot of the warez-sharing culture that lived alongside the cheat/gaming side of Fkn0wned.
*all the other links = broken/dont work.* *one does and the given pw doesnt work* thx.— h4xor_bob
I found 5 albums:— anarchie65
Suche Travian Bugs oder Cheats
Someone actually asked for cheats... for a browser game about farming villages.
A short, low-effort German-language thread in the 'Deutsche Hacks' subforum where a new member (2 posts) asked if anyone knew of bugs or cheats for the browser strategy game Travian. Established members quickly mocked the request as absurd, with one saying he 'couldn't keep up' anymore and another laughing that people were now asking for exploits in a browser game. No actual cheats or bugs were shared.
was das schon wieder...man ich komm nimmer mit...— albert90
LOL eh das wird hier immer geiler xDDD jetz wollen die schon Cheats und Exploits fr n Browserspiel xDDDDD aaargh wie geil is das denn? xD— washingtonpayne
Avatar Upload Trouble (German Subforum Banter)
A guy named PornoSalih just wanted to upload a picture, and the German corner of Fkn0wned turned it into a whole bit
A one-post member, PornoSalih, asks in the 'Deutsche Hacks' subforum why he can't upload a Flickr image as his avatar despite resizing it to 150x150 as instructed. Regulars albert90 and flatschGER reply mostly in jest, joking about being too scared to click the link, riffing on a random 'to-do list' signature, and eventually pointing him to an image host (imageshack) as the simple fix. It's a tiny, mundane tech-support thread, notable mainly as a slice of everyday small-talk in the site's German-language section rather than for any drama.
hmm...bin nocht nicht auf den link gegangen...hab angst davor— albert90
lad das bild bei imagahack rauf und dann gibts dus einfach hier rein..is doch net so schwer— albert90
Looking for PSN account with Dying Light
A two-post plea for a Dying Light PSN account, answered by forum regular ThePanda
A brief, low-key trading post in the Buyers Plaza where new member supremenyc asked around for a PSN account that had Dying Light on it. Long-time VIP member ThePanda replied simply that he had one, and the thread ended there. A tiny, mundane snapshot of the forum's marketplace side rather than any drama or major event.
PM if you have this.— supremenyc
i got one— ThePanda
Papa Johns! (Buyers Plaza)
One user wanted to buy up everyone's Papa John's rewards accounts, two bucks a pop
A short, low-key classifieds-style thread in the Buyers Plaza where user swaglips posted an offer to purchase Papa John's loyalty accounts, scaling payment with the account's points balance. The thread got no replies beyond swaglips's own follow-up bump a day later, making it a small, quiet snapshot of the forum's marketplace grind rather than a notable event.
I am buying all papa johns account with 25 points or more.— swaglips
bummppppppp!— swaglips
Jumpeye Flash Components Full Pack
A tiny corner of the Red Light District where warez dealers traded Flash design assets instead of cracks
A January 2008 post in the Scripts & Templates sub-forum of Fkn0wned's 'Red Light District' shared a bundle of Flash components from the Jumpeye Store, linking to the official demo site and asking downloaders to say thanks. The thread drew a short trickle of one-line 'thanks' replies from regular members over the following weeks, typical low-effort courtesy-reply etiquette of the era. Notably the original poster's handle appears differently across the two archived captures of the same thread (anarchie65 vs. 'LoRd Ragealot, AKA Lord PostAlotWarez'), suggesting a renamed or merged account down the line. Nothing dramatic happened here — it's a small, ordinary slice of the site's file-sharing culture.
If you download this, please say thanks! It means a lot!— LoRd Ragealot
thanks, unhide!— sohjo
WoW Desktop Theme Share
A World of Warcraft desktop theme drop that got a 'no life' jab and a passworded punchline
A short, low-key post in the Scripts & Templates subforum of the Red Light District section where member rhion82 shared a World of Warcraft-themed desktop skin. Responses were brief and typical of the era — compliments, a jab about WoW players having 'no life,' and some confusion over needing a password to access the file. Nothing dramatic, just a quick little share-and-react thread typical of forum downloads culture.
That is for the no life of Wow— Loucouss
umm password??— Reenks
YouTube/MySpace Clone Script Drop
A 2007 all-in-one YouTube/MySpace/Metacafe clone script drops in the Red Light District — and instantly someone gets stuck on the password.
In this 2007 Scripts & Templates post, longtime member pyeman shares a rapidshare-hosted script bundle claiming to combine YouTube, Metacafe, MySpace-style profile customization, and Vidilife-like features into one package. The file was hidden behind a hide_me tag, prompting a rude follow-up demand for the password from a brand-new one-post member, and a more chill regular stepping in to suggest just PM'ing the poster instead of swearing at him. A small, unremarkable exchange typical of the era's warez-sharing culture on the board.
What's the password you deack head??????— hasiballah
no need to swear just pm him or sumin u know he probs doesnt know there is one— minitureman
Heroes of the Storm EU Beta Key Sale Thread
50 cents got you into Blizzard's beta — courtesy of a seller named Rainbow Dash
A short sales listing in the Regular Sellers District where a member offered Heroes of the Storm EU beta keys for 50 cents apiece via PayPal. The thread got a single bump a week later and no other replies, a pretty typical low-key flip listing from the forum's marketplace scene during the HoTS beta hype period.
Hey! I'm selling HoTS EU beta keys, 50 cents per one. Payment only via PayPal— Rainbow Dash
Bump— Rainbow Dash
Demonoid Invite Request Closed by Mod
Guy begs for a Demonoid invite, gets bumped once, then instantly shut down by the mods for breaking two rules at once.
A low-post-count member named antivirus asked in Warez Requests for a Demonoid invite code, having missed the tracker's open registration window. After a lonely bump nearly a year later with no replies, forum smod PopTart closed the thread, citing the board's minimum post-count requirement and the ban on requesting accounts/invites. A pretty ordinary, small-fry request thread that ended in a quick, rule-book mod slap rather than any drama.
Ive never been in time during the normal registration on Demonoid, and I was wondering if someone could give me one of their invite codes.— antivirus
First you need 100 posts, 2nd you cant request accounts. please read the rules over again thanks— PopTart
Non-Java Mobile Apps for the ZTE GX760
Bought a phone that couldn't run Java games? This is the thread that tried to fix that.
A short, low-drama request thread in the Warez Requests subforum where member silentrock asked for help finding non-Java mobile apps/games for a ZTE GX760 handset that lacked Java support. Forum regular misterfopje, a high-post-count 'News Master' with 2K club status, replied a few days later pointing to an external mobile downloads site. A quintessential quiet corner of the old warez board — small ask, single reply, thread closed out with no further activity.
Im watching your RETARDED face while you reading this— silentrock (forum title/tagline)
try this: http://www.mobileddl...va-Games/1.html— misterfopje
Uniblue Speed Up My PC 2010 Request
One lonely post asking for a PC 'speed up' tool nobody ever answered
A brief, single-post request in the Warez Requests subforum where member Kreationist asked if anyone had a copy of Uniblue's 'Speed Up My PC 2010' utility. No replies followed, making it a small, unresolved snapshot of the casual software-sharing requests common on the board's Red Light District section. Notable mainly for the poster's tagline grumbling about someone else using a similar username.
Hey I'm looking for uniblue speed up my pc 2010. Please and thank you.— Kreationist
I'm not "Kreative" fag stole my name— Kreationist
REQ Windows 7
Guy asks for a Windows 7 copy, finds one himself two days later, thread closed on request.
A short-lived request thread in the Warez Request section where member RNK asked for a copy of Windows 7 split across multiple uploaders. Crew member hoOkz offered to help via a single MediaFire-style link and asked about a loader, but before anything more happened RNK found a copy elsewhere and asked to close the thread. hoOkz obliged and locked it per standard mod procedure. A tiny, mundane slice of the forum's day-to-day warez traffic.
Can somebody get me a copy of windows 7 doesnt matter witch one really— RNK
found one close thread— RNK
Shoot 'Em Up (2007) DVDrip Share Thread
A Clive Owen bullet-ballet flick, chopped into eight MegaUpload/RapidShare parts and dropped in Gametration's shadiest subforum.
A post in the Red Light District's Movies section offering the 2007 action-comedy 'Shoot 'Em Up' as a DVDrip download, split across MegaUpload and RapidShare mirror links with poster screenshots attached. It's a typical low-effort file-share thread from Gametration.com, a Counter-Strike-era cheat/gaming forum that also hosted piracy and adult content boards. The replies are brief thank-yous over a few weeks, showing casual, low-stakes forum traffic rather than any drama.
Enjoy!— saikun
sweet ty so much— glomp
Who's Your Caddy? [2007] movie share thread
A 2007 golf-comedy download post that got a handful of thankful drive-by replies and not much else.
In the Red Light District > Movies subforum, member anarchie65 posted a download link/info dump for the 2007 comedy 'Who's Your Caddy?' complete with IMDb link and file specs. A few members dropped by over the following days just to say thanks, with one calling it 'really funny.' Nothing dramatic here, just a snapshot of the era's casual file-sharing culture on Fkn0wned.
Dude I watched this yesterday, and it is really funny^^ thx mate— InzaneHacker
thanks for this movie.— 225mostwanted
Flight Of The Living Dead (2007) movie share thread
A B-movie zombie plane flick lands in the Red Light District — and gets called out for having no proof
In the Movies subforum of Fkn0wned's Red Light District, member mr.N0Nam3 posted a share thread for the 2007 zombie schlock film 'Flight Of The Living Dead,' linking its IMDb page. It got a quick thank-you from Looter, but veteran anarchie65 called out the post for lacking screenshots, a minor bit of forum quality-control policing typical of these release threads.
ty for this— Looter
where are the screenshots? do it properly next time please..— anarchie65
30 Days of Night (2007) Movie Release Post
Vampires in the Alaskan dark, dropped in the Movies subforum with a plot blurb and some pics
A member named bobbafett07 posted a release for the vampire film '30 Days of Night' in the Red Light District > Movies section, including a plot synopsis and a couple of screenshots. It's a typical file-sharing-era warez post — the kind of low-effort movie drop that filled the Red Light District boards back then. A handful of members dropped in over the following days just to say thanks or confirm the link worked.
Not my upload, but I have downloaded it and watched it twice— bobbafett07
thx— dark_skillz
Friends Tab Gone: A Steam Client Mystery
One guy's Friends list vanishes, and half the replies wonder if a 'crack' did it
A member named Fringo reports that his Steam Friends tab disappeared and won't sign in, even with Ctrl+Tab in-game. The thread is a small slice of 2007 Steam Client support: a joking accusation about using cracked software, a couple of genuine troubleshooting suggestions (reinstalling Steam while keeping the steamapps folder, or clicking a friend's name to reset the options menu), and a passing question about whether Friends servers were just down. Nothing dramatic — just everyday tech-support chatter typical of the Steam Client subforum.
lol did you use any crackz?!— Rock Superstar
are u sure the friends servers wernt just down ?— pyeman
Is There Any Way to Change Steam Account Name?
A simple Steam question turns into a quick lesson in 2007 forum etiquette — and a mild scolding.
A member named kazein asked a straightforward question about whether Steam account names could be changed. A handful of regulars chimed in with quick answers, mostly agreeing it wasn't possible short of creating a new account, though one reply veered off into unrelated advice about adding friends by email, which got shot down by another poster for missing the point. It's a short, mundane thread typical of the Steam Client subforum — low drama, just old-school tech support banter.
dont post unless you understand what the question is and you know what you are talking about.— ballistic
or get a new account.— Rock Superstar
Windows 7 Secrets E-book Drop
One old-school 1K Club poster drops a Windows 7 tips ebook — no Rapidshare, no waiting, just vibes.
A short, low-effort thread in the Warez section where a veteran member with the '1K Club' badge and nearly 1,900 posts shares a direct download for a 'Windows 7 Secrets' ebook. The page also preserves a glimpse of the site's old giveaway culture, with banner text touting free steam accounts and rapidshare giveaways to keep members active. Mostly a snapshot of everyday filler content rather than any major event.
windows 7 secrets E-book ! Windows 7 secrets Ebook download— conTagious Pen0r?
Steam accounts valued over $400+ with tons of games on them!!!
WinRAR 3.92 Warez Drop with Dead Rapidshare/Megaupload Links
A decade-old WinRAR download post, complete with a serial key and rapidshare/megaupload links to nowhere.
A simple software-sharing post in the warez section where user Niceboy233 posted an install package for WinRAR 3.92, including a bundled registration key and mirror links hosted on Rapidshare, Uppit, and Megaupload — all long dead. The post is formatted like a classic scene-style release notes template common on cracking/warez boards of the era. The surrounding page also preserves a glimpse of the old forum's structure, including its 'Public Give Aways' promo banner touting free Steam accounts and random giveaways to keep members active.
Install. Use Reg key. Enjoy. -Niceboy233— Niceboy233
Better be on and better be active!!
Your Uninstaller! Pro v6.3.2009.13 software share
A 2009 tool-sharing post from the forum's Warez corner, drag-and-drop uninstaller included.
A short thread in the Warez section where member kwapster posted a download link and full feature rundown for 'Your Uninstaller! Pro v6.3.2009.13', a Windows uninstaller utility, hosted on Rapidshare and Hotfile. It's a typical low-key software-sharing post from the era, with only one reply from mutantcookie giving it a casual thumbs-up. The page also preserves a glimpse of the old site-wide giveaway banner promising steam accounts and rapidshare prizes, a nice relic of the forum's give-away culture.
looks nice will try it out— mutantcookie
Steam accounts valued over $400+ with tons of games on them!!!
WinRAR Crack Share Thread
Just a guy sharing a cracked WinRAR download in the warez bin — and two members stopping by to say thanks
A short, low-key post in the 'Warez' area of the forum where user kwapster shared a cracked version of WinRAR with a description lifted from the program's marketing blurb and a rapidshare download link. Two established members, marz (of the '1000 Club') and mutantcookie ('500 Club'), dropped brief one-line thanks. It's a small, unremarkable slice of the site's file-sharing culture from December 2009, alongside a note that the site's giveaway section (steam accounts, rapidshare prizes) was open at the time.
thanks for the up— marz
thanks man— mutantcookie
WoW Rage
A guy complains Orcs look bad in the new WoW patch — gets clowned and the thread's closed in two replies.
A brief, almost instantly dead thread from July 2007 where a member gripes about a World of Warcraft patch making Orcs look worse, listing off his roster of alts. A veteran member ('Retired Rager') swoops in to mock him for posting in the wrong place, calls the post not a real 'rage,' and closes the thread almost immediately. A tiny, forgettable blip that captures the casual, mocking energy of the Raging and Advertising section.
Does anyone else think the new patch has made Orcs look shit?— Crimson1200
This isn't a rage and your stupid so shut up. Also you make World of Warcraft look stupid.— Nerf
Buying XBox Live Code
A mod goes shopping for an Xbox Live code — and gets crickets.
A short, quiet listing in the Buyers Section of Fkn0wned's Market Place where a senior member, [FkN] Emrys, asked around to buy an Xbox Live code and offered to discuss via MSN. He bumped the thread once the next day, but there's no record of any replies or a sale going through. A tiny, everyday slice of the forum's marketplace culture from mid-2011.
Hey guys, im looking to buy an XBox Live code. Post here with your msn and offer.— [FkN] Emrys
bump— [FkN] Emrys
Daily SOCKS Proxy Spam Thread
536 posts of pure bot-checked IP:port spam that the owner tried (and mostly failed) to tame into something readable
A single vendor account, 'dichvusocks.us,' repeatedly dumped massive lists of checked SOCKS proxies (IP, port, latency, location, blacklist status) advertising a paid proxy-selling site, paid via PerfectMoney, Bitcoin, WebMoney, and BTC-E. The thread ran for hundreds of posts as the same daily 'update' format got reposted over and over. Forum owner TuxifieD stepped in to needle the poster for hiding their site's URL and to lay down ground rules for how the ads could be formatted, treating it as tolerated but low-effort spam. It's a classic snapshot of the era's proxy/socks-reselling hustle that infested cheat and hacking forums.
Could you post your sites address morr? Lol.— TuxifieD
ill allow you to continue posting these if you post them in an easier copy paste method... Otherwise your url will be removed shortly.— TuxifieD
Men's Fitness E-Book Share Thread
A 2011 fitness mag drop that had the boys trying to get 'SWOLL' between rounds of CS 1.6 cheats
A short-lived e-book sharing thread in the Red Light District's warez section, where user [FkN] trs posted a scanned copy of a 2011 UK Men's Fitness magazine focused on a quick workout routine. The replies are the typical low-effort 'ty' bump posts common in leech-heavy download sections, with a couple of members joking about getting fit fast. Nothing dramatic here — just a snapshot of the casual file-sharing culture that filled Fkn0wned's Red Light District alongside movies, software, and other magazine scans.
Trying to get SWOLL, son!— InigoMontoya
Aww yeah, doubt it's fast.— xTremist
mario lol
One YouTube link, eleven 'lol's, and a whole lot of 2007 mario-related nonsense.
A short, low-stakes Links/Humor thread from December 2007 where user asshoel50 posted a YouTube video with the caption 'haha,' and a string of regulars piled on with quick reactions ranging from 'lmao' to 'lmfao' to full agreement that it was a 'nice find.' A second, unrelated funny video got dropped later in the thread by another member. It's a quintessential filler-humor thread: no drama, just members passing around a laugh during the site's Off-Topic era.
Whoa man I'm tripping out on plumbers and stuff dooood— [LiP]STicK.
w..t..f.....— olie22