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{{Closed}}[[File:Ooskar2.png|thumb|200x200px|A screenshot of '''ooskar.com'''.]] | {{Closed}}[[File:Ooskar2.png|thumb|200x200px|A screenshot of '''ooskar.com'''.]] | ||
'''ooskar.com''' is a [[shock site]] showed three old men in a shower doing sexual acts. The song [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zk9KzxVvWCQ ''The Fishin' Hole''] by Andy Griffith is played. The video has since been removed from the home page, and the website was shut down by the Swedish police for containing child pornography. However, the video is still accessible and was moved to another page on the website. There is also a variant of the site that used a script which tried to prevent the user from closing the site by displaying a lot/infinite alert boxes when clicking the close button.[[File:Ooskar.png|thumb|A screenshot of '''ooskar.com''', before it was completely shut down by the Swedish police.|200x200px]] | '''ooskar.com''' is a [[shock site]] that showed a video of three old men in a shower doing sexual acts as well as showering and cleaning each other. The song [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zk9KzxVvWCQ ''The Fishin' Hole''] by Andy Griffith is played. The video has since been removed from the home page, and the website was shut down by the Swedish police for containing child pornography. However, the video is still accessible and was moved to another page on the website. There is also a variant of the site that used a script which tried to prevent the user from closing the site by displaying a lot/infinite alert boxes when clicking the close button.[[File:Ooskar.png|thumb|A screenshot of '''ooskar.com''', before it was completely shut down by the Swedish police.|200x200px]] | ||
The website went through some changes. A few months before the website was shut down, the user was presented with a page filled with random yellow text on a red background. | The website went through some changes. A few months before the website was shut down, the user was presented with a page filled with random yellow text on a red background. | ||
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* '''Exactly the same thing as above''': sourmath[dot]com | * '''Exactly the same thing as above''': sourmath[dot]com | ||
* '''Another mirror''': 5o.dk | * '''Another mirror''': 5o.dk | ||
* '''Another mirror:''' my lazy sundays . com (Spaced out due to FANDOM backlisting the site as spam) | |||
* '''Version with no malicious scripts, but a lot of porn ads and the text "Can you spot the mothballs?" '''web.archive.org/web/20110202101310/moldymen.com/ | * '''Version with no malicious scripts, but a lot of porn ads and the text "Can you spot the mothballs?" '''web.archive.org/web/20110202101310/moldymen.com/ | ||
[[Category:Pornography|pornographic images]] | [[Category:Pornography|pornographic images]] | ||
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ooskar.com is a shock site that showed a video of three old men in a shower doing sexual acts as well as showering and cleaning each other. The song The Fishin' Hole by Andy Griffith is played. The video has since been removed from the home page, and the website was shut down by the Swedish police for containing child pornography. However, the video is still accessible and was moved to another page on the website. There is also a variant of the site that used a script which tried to prevent the user from closing the site by displaying a lot/infinite alert boxes when clicking the close button.
The website went through some changes. A few months before the website was shut down, the user was presented with a page filled with random yellow text on a red background.
Links
NOTE: The following websites contain pornography!
- 1.ooskar.com
- Version with the malicious script: nobrain.dk
- Exactly the same thing as above: sourmath[dot]com
- Another mirror: 5o.dk
- Another mirror: my lazy sundays . com (Spaced out due to FANDOM backlisting the site as spam)
- Version with no malicious scripts, but a lot of porn ads and the text "Can you spot the mothballs?" web.archive.org/web/20110202101310/moldymen.com/
