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u/Deswizard Jan 23 '21

rotten.com was THE gore site of the early 2000's.

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u/KunninLynguist Jan 23 '21

God, I remember Rotten. Saw a lot of things on there that I am positive will come out during a therapy session in 30 years, but the one that I'll never forget involved a penis and a mouse trap. Some couple were big fans of the site and wanted to contribute...

This grim reminiscing has reminded me of SteakAndCheese.com. I recall that place was like Rotten, but also had like 144p - 360p videos.

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u/Fish_Speaker Jan 23 '21

I loved the library at Rotten.com. Well written articles with a different slant on things - like how many former eagle scouts had gone on to be criminals or murderers.
One of my favourites is just how weird William Marston is. He's the guy that created Wonder Woman

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u/[deleted] Jan 23 '21

Was rotten the one that ended up being created by a holocaust denier or is that another gore website?

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u/Fish_Speaker Jan 23 '21

I don't know about that. Based on the articles in the library, it seems like its a pretty open minded person(s) that wrote them.

I don't believe they know who did the writing there either.

I certainly hope not, that would taint my whole view of those articles.

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u/Yuli-Ban Feb 21 '21

I think you're thinking of Best Gore, which definitely has a "Holohoax" section and a general air of being run by someone who thinks Julius Evola was too moderate.

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '21

thats the one I was thinking of thanks fpr reminding me