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Lulz.net

“WTFUX IS NOT 100% TRIPCODE FAGGOTS.”
– cho0b1)

Lulz.net was an English furry-themed bulletin board, founded by “cho0b”,2) whose history spans back to WTFux in March 13, 2005.3) It was roughly established around June 2005,4) became the main focus as WTFux closed in 2010, then it abruptly died around 2025 due to server issues.

Background

The original WTFux had formally launched on March 13, 2005,5) using Wakaba and Kareha at the “wtfux.org” domain. Historically, they were known for a /cams/ and /furi/ board, a high volume of tripcode users, and a failed Wakachan proposal,6) then /furi/ was split off around 2006. The website last mentioned a 'new site',7) but it unceremoniously died in December 20108) and started redirecting to Lulz by the following year.

History

Following several DMCA requests,9) “cho0b” moved /furi/ to “wtfur.org” around June 21, 2006,10) a fake seizure notice was propped up11) during their server migration, then it moved to “lulz.net” around August 25, 2006.12) Several months later, “Arcturus” seizes the server in a coup, redirecting users to Sidechan at “sidechan.net” on December 1, 2006.13)14) This didn't last, so a furry-oriented booru called e621 was born.

Upon regaining control, more boards and features were added in 2007. A decade later, Lulz would experiment with Vichan at the “dev.lulz.net” subdomain on June 24, 2017.15) However, the Wakaba server dies, so they promoted the Vichan instance on December 16, 2019,16) but this also meant that Lulz would be returning to the controversial one-board approach. As of 2025, Lulz is presumed dead unless noted otherwise.

List of Boards

Notes

  • The website *allegedly* has a set of rules,17) but the information is not easily accessible.
  • Honestly, I have no way of verifying if “cho0b” is allegedly “Joseph Evers”, since the name was often used as an alias of "weev".18)19)20) They have commented on “weev” before.21)

See also

  • 420chan
  • Burichan - An older website, linked to the spouse of “Juniper” (then “Arcturus”).
  • Fchan and U-18chan - Similar furry-themed websites from the 2000s.
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1) , 6)
"WTFux/IICHAN merger democratic forum" (September 24, 2005). 4-ch /general/.
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The founder, “cho0b” (!Mf2FrPinM., !zSGCho0BnY), is also known as “fuxnet” or “jihad”.
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The website claimed that it was founded on March 13, 2004, but nothing existed in 2004 and the oldest archived WTFux thread was made on March 21, 2005, so it's probably just a typo.
4) , 10)
"No.5711" (June 21, 2006). WTFur /furi/.
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"WE'RE BACK, BITCHES". WTFux.
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"Welcome to nginx!". WTFux.
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"Re: Infringement Notification via Blogger Complaint". Lumen.
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"This website has been closed by the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation.". WTFur.
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"Lets see some more furry porn around here." (August 28, 2006). Lulz.net /furi/.
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"Arcturus.20061211 log". Lulz.net.
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"Sidechan". Sidechan.
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"ohai thar" (June 24, 2017). Lulz.net /furi/.
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"Site move" (December 16, 2019). Lulz.net.
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"Rule 9, faggots." (February 4, 2025). Lulz /furi/.
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"Andrew Auernheimer". Canary Mission.
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"New evidence links white supremacist ‘Zoombomber’ to man wanted in Australia" (June 8, 2020). Jewish National Syndicate.
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"A response to Paul Ramsey’s boomerposting" (October 30, 2017). weev.
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"I was close to weev as early as 2005. We all knew weev was a garbage person but even I thought some amount of it was just a bad troll until he got out of prison and showed off his swastika tat. Maybe I was just HOPING it was trolling. Of course, we all know better now." (November 22, 2021). Twitter.
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There's a handful of archived wiki pages out there, but it was mostly just a glorified dictionary.
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