The SCP Foundation

[Olivia Bauer]

SCP-9999

Object Class: Safe

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-9999 is to be kept in a small metal box full of car air fresheners. SCP-9999 may only be removed from containment for testing and must be handled by personnel in hazardous materials suits.

Description: SCP-9999 is a pair of large white briefs that was retrieved in [REDACTED] South Africa. SCP-9999 was found in the possession of Trevor Moses, whom the Foundation have taken into custody. SCP-9999 has a long "skid mark" across the middle. When discovered the stench caused Agent [REDACTED] vomit the entirety of his stomach and faint. The stench SCP-9999 gives off can cause milk to curdle, flora to wither, and cause every resident of [REDACTED] South Africa to evacuate the town.

Notes: Considering an upgrade to Euclid after it burned through the lead case.

http://scp-wiki.net/

Okay that's enough harassing poor Trevor.

I made this thread to discuss the series of stories from The SCP Foundation. For those that don't know the SCP Foundation is a fictional "Men in Black"-ish collection of objects and organisms contained by a secret organization.

I strongly suggest reading some of these.

[Josso]

Hahaha, great site.

I want to clone this site but then make it all just password boxes for people to hack in various different ways xD

[Muscle Hedonist]

It's neat. I've already had my fair share of spooks lurking cryptozoology boards and other forums on the supernatural, so the site never did much for me though.

[Olivia Bauer]

It's neat. I've already had my fair share of spooks lurking cryptozoology boards and other forums on the supernatural, so the site never did much for me though.

Not everything in The SCP Foundation is scary. I'd recommend reading the tales and learning about the researchers.

http://www.scp-wiki.net/the-things-dr-bright-is-not-allowed-to-do-at-the-foundation

[dean]

I like this site quite alot.  Many cool stories there.  Not everything is ace but overall it's a neat concept!

[Olivia Bauer]

I became a member!

That's harder to do than you'd think.

You need to apply and get accepted.