I would rather watch 1hour of 2G1C, than watch 5 mins of 3 guys 1 hammer. Poor man...
If anyone is curious: Is two young men beating an old man w/a hammer till his death! Don't watch it, unless you want to spend some days w/the video in your mind!
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I agree, 2g1c is way hotter
Rotten.com fucked me up back in the day
And my computer
Japaneae Eel girl should be on there
This doesn’t even have rotten on it. Want to see some dudes head get chopped off? Rotten has you covered, baby sliced into sushimi? It had that.
I'm gonna go ahead and guess this isn't the octopus girl from the meme? 
Actually shocked this doesn't have 1 guy 1 jar.
shudders. I was almost done forgetting that one.
I don't know if anyone knows what I'm talking about but apparently "tubgirl" is different from the "tubgirl" I know. Acourding to Urban Dictionary, the more well known tubgirl is pretty tame compared to the one I saw.
I wont go into any detail about the one I knew about but it contained a woman in a bathtub and a bucket full of cow guts and blood.
I'm so grateful that even though I started using the internet fully unsupervised at 11 years old, I never stumbled upon anything fucked up like that, maybe a few gorey photos, but I have never actually seen any of those things you mentioned.
Not sure if I just lack the morbid curiosity most people have, but I never understood the draw to look for those things. I'd hear about them and just put it on a mental list to never touch.
I miss the old internet. I loved how it hadn't seeped in to every part of my life yet. I liked that you had to use a PC as sort of a dimensional gate to enter the world of the weird. It meant most users were also a bit weird.
I mean, one can still choose to do that, it's just weird now.
Goatse is missing
.on.nimp.org or whatever as well. Nothing like those days when your browser window could move itself around, duplicate windows, set your volume to 100%, the early internet was a WILD time.
For me, the awakening to the vileness of the internet, was the "Offended" page on Encyclopedia Drammatica. People who wanted to ruins other's time on forums in a raid would basically post it as if it were a rickroll of sorts, just a completepy harmless comment with a link. And then the page would have 3 innocuous image right before showing you horrifying gore and body horror. I'm quite sure some of the most awful stuff usually on these lists, like screenshots of the guy who mutilates his own scrotum, were in there.
I am old enough now to know not to ever go to those sites.
I miss the Wild West days. It built character.
Children today never have to see this kind of shit anymore.
Good for them. Seeing that shit so early in life desensitized too many people in my generation in the worst ways and that's the last thing humanity needs right now.
(Bias: middle aged)
It seems to me like the younger generation are less callous than my own generation, and certainly less so than the boomers.
The worst way to be desensitized is against violence, not butt stuff.
I'm not sure if I'm misunderstanding this or maybe you don't know what the references are, but the OP is not just referring to "butt stuff".
I'm certainly not going to go item by item there, but several are entirely consensual and just icky. Older generations are much quicker to kill actual people.
I only knew one "Item" from the list. Googled "Octopus Girl"l, read the description and was done with that list.
Told my wife "you dont believe what i just read" - she refused to listen.
No goatse?
OP is into it confirmed
loldolphin is the worst thing I have ever seen and I can't find it anymore to ruin other people.
What was it?
A male dolphin swims up to a trainer and unsheathes it's penis and the trainer gives it oral and it cums in his mouth and then it swims away making dolphin sounds.
I regret being literate...
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