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project mayhem on a single floppy

goatsefloppy-1.0
Update Oct 8th, 2004: Answers to common questions: No, it's not a virus or something to permanently cause harm to the computer it's booted from, that's why I included the source code. The idea of defiling computer stores was not my idea.
Goatse Rescue Floppy
Related: a Flickr slideshow of peoples’ first encounter with goatse. (worksafe, since the pictures are of reactions to goatse, not goatse itself)

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