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The way that bird talks reminded me of Alan Moore imitating Jack Kerouac (complete with Lovecraft reference) and that was not a pleasant sign.
The only crap it's (mercifully) missing is your obligatory daddy reference.
i don’t see any protect the kids bullshit? The “secure contain protect“ tag line is just what the org motto is?
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Yes but these were added things. The core of it is the actual Special Containment Procedures.
Really the classic is SCP-173. Why does this thing exist? Nobody knows. What does it do? It kills. How do you contain it? Here's a list of things you do to contain it.
You don't have some emo fucking bullshit about it.
the dr. wondertainment stuff got pretty cringey when it was taken over by that juggalo lesbian clown edgelord bullshit and I quit reading it. I liked some of the early dado stuff but that got out of hand with all the clones. I miss the scps that were unsettling or more subtle horror.
i dont think I’ve read the scarlet king stuff, what’s the gist of that one?
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Scarlet King is the lore starting with 231. It’s implied to be the demonic entity that impregnated 7 girls, some as young as the single digits. Each time a 231 instance died or gave birth, a monstrous being was released and rampaged, with each worse than the last. This is stopped by Procedure 110-Montuak, which is heavily implied to be a gang-rape session that somehow delays the being’s birth, and this is vitally important because 231-7 is the only one left and they fear that its birth means Armageddon. I don’t know about many of the extension SCPs, but it is a popular story prompt.
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There's a theory going around that Procedure 110-Montuak is actually reading her a bedtime story, but yeah.
Scarlet King is also one of the SCP-001 proposals. I think it's implied most SCPs come directly
Except it's also implied that 231-7 already gave birth to 999, who, according to the author, was created to be the opposite to 682; caring, happy, and loves all life.
@boobage afaik, it started getting weird when dr wondertainment was tricked by lolly(?), a lesbian clown and her girlfriend, another lesbian clown, into being trapped on some dead end world and they steal the dr wondertainment business. Then they show up in a bunch of stories saying edgy murderclowny shit. Idk if that’s still canon now, I havent read any in a while.
the dr Spanko thing was kind of cute at first. Alan Moore is a fav writer (Voice of the Fire), though I dont know how Alan Moore sounds compared to 2337. Does he say “cack“ a lot or something?
oh, yeah, I remember the scarlet king and the vaguely horrible prevention ritual.
scps are funny where it’s obvious the author wrote himself in as a badass researcher who saves everyone in all of his stories. Those are a special kind of awful Mary Sue.
the dr Spanko thing was kind of cute at first. Alan Moore is a fav writer (Voice of the Fire), though I dont know how Alan Moore sounds compared to 2337. Does he say “cack“ a lot or something?
oh, yeah, I remember the scarlet king and the vaguely horrible prevention ritual.
scps are funny where it’s obvious the author wrote himself in as a badass researcher who saves everyone in all of his stories. Those are a special kind of awful Mary Sue.
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God, the les clowns shit sounds bad, so imagine its still canon.
And I meant writing, in Black Dossier he has excrept where he imitates beatnik style of Kerouac, and that is what bird reminded me of.
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I like the implication I read somewhere that the pregnant girls were in on the cult somehow or are the real monsters
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I mean some SCPs are downright original and creepy in a way, but there are several that are just some guys fetish
I wonder which ones this dude invented ?
I wonder which ones this dude invented ?
The sex ones
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Fucking gamers against weed. The wondertainment Misters were pretty decent but when you're acting like Hollywood and just rebooting/remaking the ideas that we're good before your time you've already accepted you can't do better than that.
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GAW is a shitty remake of the already shitty Wondertainment knockoff "Are We Cool Yet?" It's badly-disguised group of Berniebros who are treated as incompetent dorks whose Scips are typically related to internet culture, ignoring the threats some of their items would realistically pose.
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The Gamers Against Weed SCPs seem to be the most reoccuring ones amongst the thread. Seriously, is every single SCP that's a part of the Gamers Against Weed thing thinly veiled commie propaganda?
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Not all of them, there's SCP-3108, which is a Nerf Gun that causes a sharp decline in quality to whatever is hit by a specific dart. It's a bad pun about "nerfing" things by use of a Nerf Gun, but it actually shows a way to make GAW dangerous with poorly thought out pranks. In the testing logs for 3108, it turned one D-Class into a Neanderthal, and another into various primates and/or maimed him. The interview log is kind of obnoxious though, with the creator demanding to be called by his Username and calling out the foundation for testing it on humans, though it at least didn't try to assert that it was some sort of grand metaphor.
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