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*'''[[Diboo.de]]''' - Diboo.de is a German [[website]] created by ''diboo'' in 2018. The site is analogous to [[Scaryforkids.com]], and just like [[Scaryforkids.com]], it hosts different kinds of stuff and media such as scary stories, images, videos and others. It is also notable for hosting one of [[CrazyMarc666]]'s videos, [[Scary Pop Up: Ein schreckhaftes Video für „Kinder“]]. | *'''[[Diboo.de]]''' - Diboo.de is a German [[website]] created by ''diboo'' in 2018. The site is analogous to [[Scaryforkids.com]], and just like [[Scaryforkids.com]], it hosts different kinds of stuff and media such as scary stories, images, videos and others. It is also notable for hosting one of [[CrazyMarc666]]'s videos, [[Scary Pop Up: Ein schreckhaftes Video für „Kinder“]]. | ||
*'''[[Scary Pop Up: Ein schreckhaftes Video für „Kinder“]]''' - Scary Pop Up: Ein schreckhaftes Video für „Kinder<small>“(English: Scary Pop Up: A Scary Video For "Kids")</small> is a screamer video uploaded to [[diboo.de]] by the creator itself. The video got 758 views and has a rating of 4.2/5 stars. The video itself is analogous to '''[[Scary Pop Up ! Scary Video !]]''', but with a different screamer. | *'''[[Scary Pop Up: Ein schreckhaftes Video für „Kinder“]]''' - Scary Pop Up: Ein schreckhaftes Video für „Kinder<small>“(English: Scary Pop Up: A Scary Video For "Kids")</small> is a screamer video uploaded to [[diboo.de]] by the creator itself. The video got 758 views and has a rating of 4.2/5 stars. The video itself is analogous to '''[[Scary Pop Up ! Scary Video !]]''', but with a different screamer. | ||
*'''[[Anime Dance]]''' - Anime Dance refers to a 32 second discord [[screamer]] video, which the creator is also unknown. | |||
===Shock Sites=== | ===Shock Sites=== | ||
*'''[[The Dangers of CBT]]''' - The Dangers of CBT is an infamous video posted in [[EFUKT.com|eFukt.com]] in July 14th 2011. The video is meant to teach people about the dangers of CBT (Cock and Ball Torture) an the consequences within. The video accumulated over 5 million views | *'''[[The Dangers of CBT]]''' - The Dangers of CBT is an infamous video posted in [[EFUKT.com|eFukt.com]] in July 14th 2011. The video is meant to teach people about the dangers of CBT (Cock and Ball Torture) an the consequences within. The video accumulated over 5 million views | ||
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*'''[[Could You Kindly Elucidate The Discrepancies or Incongruities Depicted in This Visual Representation?]]''' - Could You Kindly Elucidate The Discrepancies or Incongruities Depicted in This Visual Representation? or Could You? for short, is a [[shock video]] created by [[User:TWMO|TheWitheredMaxieOne]] in June 2nd, 2023 as a satirical take on various [[:Category:What's Wrong|what's wrong]] videos | *'''[[Could You Kindly Elucidate The Discrepancies or Incongruities Depicted in This Visual Representation?]]''' - Could You Kindly Elucidate The Discrepancies or Incongruities Depicted in This Visual Representation? or Could You? for short, is a [[shock video]] created by [[User:TWMO|TheWitheredMaxieOne]] in June 2nd, 2023 as a satirical take on various [[:Category:What's Wrong|what's wrong]] videos | ||
*'''[[The Gaping Maw]]''' - The Gaping Maw was a [[shock site]] affiliated with [[Rotten.com]] that gained attention for its offensive content. It was established in 2000 as an editorial and commentary archive. The majority of the articles were written by cartoonist Tristan Farnon, known by the alias "Spigot," who was also involved in projects like Jerkcity and Leisure Town. These articles often featured news satire and reflections on modern society. The inclusion of The Gaping Maw and the [[Rotten.com|Rotten Library]], which provided intellectual and humane perspectives, helped improve Rotten.com's reputation beyond being just a puerile "shock" site. However, on June 22, 2005, The Gaping Maw was forced to shut down temporarily due to new governmental regulations related to the distribution of pornography. These regulations, specified under 18 U.S.C. 2257, required age verification of models. In compliance with the law, all articles were removed from the website, and the site's title page displayed a statement expressing disappointment with the passage of these laws. The page was prominently labeled "CENSORED BY US GOVERNMENT." The Gaping Maw eventually returned online in January 2006, but with some articles remaining unpublished and others heavily edited to comply with the regulatory requirements. Despite these changes, the website continued to offer its distinct brand of content to its audience. | *'''[[The Gaping Maw]]''' - The Gaping Maw was a [[shock site]] affiliated with [[Rotten.com]] that gained attention for its offensive content. It was established in 2000 as an editorial and commentary archive. The majority of the articles were written by cartoonist Tristan Farnon, known by the alias "Spigot," who was also involved in projects like Jerkcity and Leisure Town. These articles often featured news satire and reflections on modern society. The inclusion of The Gaping Maw and the [[Rotten.com|Rotten Library]], which provided intellectual and humane perspectives, helped improve Rotten.com's reputation beyond being just a puerile "shock" site. However, on June 22, 2005, The Gaping Maw was forced to shut down temporarily due to new governmental regulations related to the distribution of pornography. These regulations, specified under 18 U.S.C. 2257, required age verification of models. In compliance with the law, all articles were removed from the website, and the site's title page displayed a statement expressing disappointment with the passage of these laws. The page was prominently labeled "CENSORED BY US GOVERNMENT." The Gaping Maw eventually returned online in January 2006, but with some articles remaining unpublished and others heavily edited to comply with the regulatory requirements. Despite these changes, the website continued to offer its distinct brand of content to its audience. | ||
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===Polish=== | ===Polish=== | ||
