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The site contains a picture of a man with a cactus inserted inside his anus, with a small drop of semen coming out of his penis. The website embeds a [[Adobe Flash Player|Flash]] file called out.swf to open an endless amount of tabs and play an extremely loud version of the song "The Cadillac Theory" by [[wikipedia:Stupeflip|Stupeflip]]. | The site contains a picture of a man with a cactus inserted inside his anus, with a small drop of semen coming out of his penis. The website embeds a [[Adobe Flash Player|Flash]] file called "out.swf" to open an endless amount of tabs and play an extremely loud version of the song "The Cadillac Theory" by [[wikipedia:Stupeflip|Stupeflip]]. | ||
The page utilizes a [[wikipedia:JavaScript|JavaScript]] function called caca to display an alert with the text CAACACAAA, which calls itself recursively. Another JavaScript function, full, attempts to put the browser into full-screen mode. It also uses [[wikipedia:CSS|CSS]] styling to make the cursor invisible. | The page utilizes a [[wikipedia:JavaScript|JavaScript]] function called caca to display an alert with the text "CAACACAAA", which calls itself recursively. Another JavaScript function, full, attempts to put the browser into full-screen mode. It also uses [[wikipedia:CSS|CSS]] styling to make the cursor invisible. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
During the summer of 2012, Screamer Cactus gained notoriety due to its usage in [[Twitter]] raids. In early 2016, a small team of people went to Twitch to trick streamers into opening the website during livestreams. | During the summer of 2012, Screamer Cactus gained notoriety due to its usage in [[Twitter]] raids. In early 2016, a small team of people went to [[wikipedia:Twitch_(service)|Twitch]] to trick streamers into opening the website during livestreams. | ||
On April 8, 2016, a streamer named Takeru_46 opened the Screamer Cactus during one of his livestreams. The page stayed open on the broadcast for over four minutes before he managed to close it. | On April 8, 2016, a streamer named Takeru_46 opened the Screamer Cactus during one of his livestreams. The page stayed open on the broadcast for over four minutes before he managed to close it. | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
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* thomasbh.tumblr.com | * thomasbh.tumblr.com | ||
* bit.ly/NRJ-LIVE-128kbps | * bit.ly/NRJ-LIVE-128kbps | ||
'''Further Reading (French):''' jvflux.fr/Screamer_Cactus{{Maliciousnav}} | '''Further Reading (French):''' jvflux.fr/Screamer_Cactus | ||
==See also== | |||
* [[Last Measure]] - A series of websites with similar behavior. | |||
* '''''[[:Category:Last Measure|Other shock sites that are very similar in spirit to this website.]]''''' | |||
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{{Comments}} | {{Comments}} | ||
[[Category:Last Measure]] | [[Category:Last Measure]] | ||
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Screamer Cactus is a French shock site created by French forum user PyjamaSam.[1] It was first described on a Jeuxvideo.com forum by the creator on April 7, 2012.[2]
Content
The site contains a picture of a man with a cactus inserted inside his anus, with a small drop of semen coming out of his penis. The website embeds a Flash file called "out.swf" to open an endless amount of tabs and play an extremely loud version of the song "The Cadillac Theory" by Stupeflip.
The page utilizes a JavaScript function called caca to display an alert with the text "CAACACAAA", which calls itself recursively. Another JavaScript function, full, attempts to put the browser into full-screen mode. It also uses CSS styling to make the cursor invisible.
History
During the summer of 2012, Screamer Cactus gained notoriety due to its usage in Twitter raids. In early 2016, a small team of people went to Twitch to trick streamers into opening the website during livestreams.
On April 8, 2016, a streamer named Takeru_46 opened the Screamer Cactus during one of his livestreams. The page stayed open on the broadcast for over four minutes before he managed to close it.
Notes
Links
NOTE: The following shock sites contain graphic images, and may also harm your computer!
- 0xad.net/cactus
- web.archive.org/web/20150219012946/get-cooki.es
- web.archive.org/web/20140214222521/ownage.fr
- web.archive.org/web/20130501153541/pwned.fr
Hidden Links
- web.archive.org/web/20211025222740/bexandre.alwaysdata.net/cactus
- image.noelshack.com.free.fr/fichiers/2012/52/1356820092-cisla.jpg
- thomasbh.tumblr.com
- bit.ly/NRJ-LIVE-128kbps
Further Reading (French): jvflux.fr/Screamer_Cactus
See also
- Last Measure - A series of websites with similar behavior.
- Other shock sites that are very similar in spirit to this website.
