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maybe you're the one that's really keeping me together.

maybe you're the one that's really keeping me together.

ohhhm y god i love her like what does she even do. like

ohhhm y god i love her like what does she even do. like

reject a man and suddenly you're getting beat, restrained, and their hands are alllll over you. maybe women get a little erratic, but it's like! do i prefer a bit of insults or do i prefer getting your grimy hands on me ?

I can’t escape it.

CONTAINMENT CLASS: EUCLID. DISRUPTION CLASS: VLAM-KENEQ.   RISK CLASS: DANGER.

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-173 is to be contained within Site-19's Anomalous Art & Humanoid Containment Wing, and is assigned a reinforced-concrete chamber. When personnel assigned to cleaning duty enter SCP-173's container, no less than three (3) persons may enter at any given time and the gates must be relocked behind them. Two (2) persons must maintain direct eye contact with SCP-173, while one cleans the surface area of SCP-173’s chamber until all personnel have vacated and relocked the chamber. Note that SCP-173 is to be given sculpting materials when on good behavior (e.g., decreased breaches or fatalities, improved attitude toward foundation staff) among other objects, like tables or chairs. However, should the behavior regress, the pleasantries may be reduced in quantity and frequency.

Description: SCP-173 is an animate cognito-hazardous statue resembling a human composed of concrete, rebar and traces of spray paint with an atypically high concentration of isobutyl acetate (C6H1202). Other characteristics include: short, brown hair; green sclera; black and red pattern on the nose bridge. Its primary anomalous characteristic is its mobilization and hostile, predatory behavior towards any biological organism in the vicinity that exceeds a certain threshold of intelligence. However, when observed by such organisms, the anomaly becomes immobilized and temporarily activates its secondary, cognitive-damaging effects. These secondary effects are:

moderate paranoia, anxiety;

subtle, unpleasant olfactory hallucinations.

These effects occur, intensify sequentially, and immediately subside when line of sight is broken. These effects typically don’t result in permanent damage to the psyche and are relatively easy to treat.

SCP-173 is also capable of instantaneous acceleration. It retains momentum when immobilized, allowing it to resume movement as if it had never stopped. SCP-173 has been observed to reach record-breaking speeds, traveling roughly 25 meters a second (= 56 mph / 90 km/h) when unobserved.

SCP-173 is highly aggressive and prefers to target isolated individuals, presumably for its own enjoyment as suggested in later interviews beginning from 1997 (ADDENDUM-01-1997). It, however, appears disinterested by individuals who are psychologically and physically persistent. Additionally, SCP-173’s favored murder method is by snapping the neck at the base of the skull or violent strangulation. SCP-173’s preferred means of traveling is via the ventilation system or on foot.

The reddish-brown substance the anomaly produces resembles a mixture of biowaste in texture and odor; the origin of these materials is unknown and exclusively manifests in rooms it is in while out of sight, however, it is collectively assumed to come from the soles of its feet based on conversations held with SCP-173. The enclosure must be cleaned on a bi-weekly basis. Sounds of scraping stone originating from within the container are heard when no one is inside. This is considered normal, and any change in this behavior should be reported to the head researcher on duty.

DISCOVERY: Moved to Site-19 in 1993. Origin is as of yet unknown, suggested to be an art piece constructed by an unknown sculptor who belongs to a sub-sect of GoI ‘Are We Cool Yet?’  which focuses on Dadaist principles, instigating the breakdown of logical superstructures and coherency. It was captured by MTF Mu-3 (“Highest Bidders”) after the Foundation had been informed of its traffic around North America by GoI ‘Marshall, Carter & Dark Ltd’. Buyers of the subject are presumed to be deceased.

ADDENDUM-01-1997: As of 1997, it has been revealed that SCP-173 could participate in limited verbal communication after repeated attempts to initiate a conversation with the anomaly. Interview logs are to be added.

Note: SCP-173 has become habitually verbally aggressive and refuses to offer any information pertaining to its origin and purpose. Interviews have been indefinitely suspended and stricter containment procedures have been implemented.

reject a man and suddenly you're getting beat, restrained, and their hands are alllll over you. maybe women get a little erratic, but it's like! do i prefer a bit of insults or do i prefer getting your grimy hands on me ?

CONTAINMENT CLASS: EUCLID. DISRUPTION CLASS: VLAM-KENEQ.   RISK CLASS: DANGER.

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-173 is to be contained within Site-19's Anomalous Art & Humanoid Containment Wing, and is assigned a reinforced-concrete chamber. When personnel assigned to cleaning duty enter SCP-173's container, no less than three (3) persons may enter at any given time and the gates must be relocked behind them. Two (2) persons must maintain direct eye contact with SCP-173, while one cleans the surface area of SCP-173’s chamber until all personnel have vacated and relocked the chamber. Note that SCP-173 is to be given sculpting materials when on good behavior (e.g., decreased breaches or fatalities, improved attitude toward foundation staff) among other objects, like tables or chairs. However, should the behavior regress, the pleasantries may be reduced in quantity and frequency.

Description: SCP-173 is an animate cognito-hazardous statue resembling a human composed of concrete, rebar and traces of spray paint with an atypically high concentration of isobutyl acetate (C6H1202). Other characteristics include: short, brown hair; green sclera; black and red pattern on the nose bridge. Its primary anomalous characteristic is its mobilization and hostile, predatory behavior towards any biological organism in the vicinity that exceeds a certain threshold of intelligence. However, when observed by such organisms, the anomaly becomes immobilized and temporarily activates its secondary, cognitive-damaging effects. These secondary effects are:

moderate paranoia, anxiety;

subtle, unpleasant olfactory hallucinations.

These effects occur, intensify sequentially, and immediately subside when line of sight is broken. These effects typically don’t result in permanent damage to the psyche and are relatively easy to treat.

SCP-173 is also capable of instantaneous acceleration. It retains momentum when immobilized, allowing it to resume movement as if it had never stopped. SCP-173 has been observed to reach record-breaking speeds, traveling roughly 25 meters a second (= 56 mph / 90 km/h) when unobserved.

SCP-173 is highly aggressive and prefers to target isolated individuals, presumably for its own enjoyment as suggested in later interviews beginning from 1997 (ADDENDUM-01-1997). It, however, appears disinterested by individuals who are psychologically and physically persistent. Additionally, SCP-173’s favored murder method is by snapping the neck at the base of the skull or violent strangulation. SCP-173’s preferred means of traveling is via the ventilation system or on foot.

The reddish-brown substance the anomaly produces resembles a mixture of biowaste in texture and odor; the origin of these materials is unknown and exclusively manifests in rooms it is in while out of sight, however, it is collectively assumed to come from the soles of its feet based on conversations held with SCP-173. The enclosure must be cleaned on a bi-weekly basis. Sounds of scraping stone originating from within the container are heard when no one is inside. This is considered normal, and any change in this behavior should be reported to the head researcher on duty.

DISCOVERY: Moved to Site-19 in 1993. Origin is as of yet unknown, suggested to be an art piece constructed by an unknown sculptor who belongs to a sub-sect of GoI ‘Are We Cool Yet?’  which focuses on Dadaist principles, instigating the breakdown of logical superstructures and coherency. It was captured by MTF Mu-3 (“Highest Bidders”) after the Foundation had been informed of its traffic around North America by GoI ‘Marshall, Carter & Dark Ltd’. Buyers of the subject are presumed to be deceased.

ADDENDUM-01-1997: As of 1997, it has been revealed that SCP-173 could participate in limited verbal communication after repeated attempts to initiate a conversation with the anomaly. Interview logs are to be added.

Note: SCP-173 has become habitually verbally aggressive and refuses to offer any information pertaining to its origin and purpose. Interviews have been indefinitely suspended and stricter containment procedures have been implemented.

CONTAINMENT CLASS: EUCLID. DISRUPTION CLASS: VLAM-KENEQ.   RISK CLASS: DANGER.

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-173 is to be contained within Site-19's Anomalous Art & Humanoid Containment Wing, and is assigned a reinforced-concrete chamber. When personnel assigned to cleaning duty enter SCP-173's container, no less than three (3) persons may enter at any given time and the gates must be relocked behind them. Two (2) persons must maintain direct eye contact with SCP-173, while one cleans the surface area of SCP-173’s chamber until all personnel have vacated and relocked the chamber. Note that SCP-173 is to be given sculpting materials when on good behavior (e.g., decreased breaches or fatalities, improved attitude toward foundation staff) among other objects, like tables or chairs. However, should the behavior regress, the pleasantries may be reduced in quantity and frequency.

Description: SCP-173 is an animate cognito-hazardous statue resembling a human composed of concrete, rebar and traces of spray paint with an atypically high concentration of isobutyl acetate (C6H1202). Other characteristics include: short, brown hair; green sclera; black and red pattern on the nose bridge. Its primary anomalous characteristic is its mobilization and hostile, predatory behavior towards any biological organism in the vicinity that exceeds a certain threshold of intelligence. However, when observed by such organisms, the anomaly becomes immobilized and temporarily activates its secondary, cognitive-damaging effects. These secondary effects are:

moderate paranoia, anxiety;

subtle, unpleasant olfactory hallucinations.

These effects occur, intensify sequentially, and immediately subside when line of sight is broken. These effects typically don’t result in permanent damage to the psyche and are relatively easy to treat.

SCP-173 is also capable of instantaneous acceleration. It retains momentum when immobilized, allowing it to resume movement as if it had never stopped. SCP-173 has been observed to reach record-breaking speeds, traveling roughly 25 meters a second (= 56 mph / 90 km/h) when unobserved.

SCP-173 is highly aggressive and prefers to target isolated individuals, presumably for its own enjoyment as suggested in later interviews beginning from 1997 (ADDENDUM-01-1997). It, however, appears disinterested by individuals who are psychologically and physically persistent. Additionally, SCP-173’s favored murder method is by snapping the neck at the base of the skull or violent strangulation. SCP-173’s preferred means of traveling is via the ventilation system or on foot.

The reddish-brown substance the anomaly produces resembles a mixture of biowaste in texture and odor; the origin of these materials is unknown and exclusively manifests in rooms it is in while out of sight, however, it is collectively assumed to come from the soles of its feet based on conversations held with SCP-173. The enclosure must be cleaned on a bi-weekly basis. Sounds of scraping stone originating from within the container are heard when no one is inside. This is considered normal, and any change in this behavior should be reported to the head researcher on duty.

DISCOVERY: Moved to Site-19 in 1993. Origin is as of yet unknown, suggested to be an art piece constructed by an unknown sculptor who belongs to a sub-sect of GoI ‘Are We Cool Yet?’  which focuses on Dadaist principles, instigating the breakdown of logical superstructures and coherency. It was captured by MTF Mu-3 (“Highest Bidders”) after the Foundation had been informed of its traffic around North America by GoI ‘Marshall, Carter & Dark Ltd’. Buyers of the subject are presumed to be deceased.

ADDENDUM-01-1997: As of 1997, it has been revealed that SCP-173 could participate in limited verbal communication after repeated attempts to initiate a conversation with the anomaly. Interview logs are to be added.

Note: SCP-173 has become habitually verbally aggressive and refuses to offer any information pertaining to its origin and purpose. Interviews have been indefinitely suspended and stricter containment procedures have been implemented.

CONTAINMENT CLASS: EUCLID. DISRUPTION CLASS: VLAM-KENEQ.   RISK CLASS: DANGER.

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-173 is to be contained within Site-19's Anomalous Art & Humanoid Containment Wing, and is assigned a reinforced-concrete chamber. When personnel assigned to cleaning duty enter SCP-173's container, no less than three (3) persons may enter at any given time and the gates must be relocked behind them. Two (2) persons must maintain direct eye contact with SCP-173, while one cleans the surface area of SCP-173’s chamber until all personnel have vacated and relocked the chamber. Note that SCP-173 is to be given sculpting materials when on good behavior (e.g., decreased breaches or fatalities, improved attitude toward foundation staff) among other objects, like tables or chairs. However, should the behavior regress, the pleasantries may be reduced in quantity and frequency.

Description: SCP-173 is an animate cognito-hazardous statue resembling a human composed of concrete, rebar and traces of spray paint with an atypically high concentration of isobutyl acetate (C6H1202). Other characteristics include: short, brown hair; green sclera; black and red pattern on the nose bridge. Its primary anomalous characteristic is its mobilization and hostile, predatory behavior towards any biological organism in the vicinity that exceeds a certain threshold of intelligence. However, when observed by such organisms, the anomaly becomes immobilized and temporarily activates its secondary, cognitive-damaging effects. These secondary effects are:

moderate paranoia, anxiety;

subtle, unpleasant olfactory hallucinations.

These effects occur, intensify sequentially, and immediately subside when line of sight is broken. These effects typically don’t result in permanent damage to the psyche and are relatively easy to treat.

SCP-173 is also capable of instantaneous acceleration. It retains momentum when immobilized, allowing it to resume movement as if it had never stopped. SCP-173 has been observed to reach record-breaking speeds, traveling roughly 25 meters a second (= 56 mph / 90 km/h) when unobserved.

SCP-173 is highly aggressive and prefers to target isolated individuals, presumably for its own enjoyment as suggested in later interviews beginning from 1997 (ADDENDUM-01-1997). It, however, appears disinterested by individuals who are psychologically and physically persistent. Additionally, SCP-173’s favored murder method is by snapping the neck at the base of the skull or violent strangulation. SCP-173’s preferred means of traveling is via the ventilation system or on foot.

The reddish-brown substance the anomaly produces resembles a mixture of biowaste in texture and odor; the origin of these materials is unknown and exclusively manifests in rooms it is in while out of sight, however, it is collectively assumed to come from the soles of its feet based on conversations held with SCP-173. The enclosure must be cleaned on a bi-weekly basis. Sounds of scraping stone originating from within the container are heard when no one is inside. This is considered normal, and any change in this behavior should be reported to the head researcher on duty.

DISCOVERY: Moved to Site-19 in 1993. Origin is as of yet unknown, suggested to be an art piece constructed by an unknown sculptor who belongs to a sub-sect of GoI ‘Are We Cool Yet?’  which focuses on Dadaist principles, instigating the breakdown of logical superstructures and coherency. It was captured by MTF Mu-3 (“Highest Bidders”) after the Foundation had been informed of its traffic around North America by GoI ‘Marshall, Carter & Dark Ltd’. Buyers of the subject are presumed to be deceased.

ADDENDUM-01-1997: As of 1997, it has been revealed that SCP-173 could participate in limited verbal communication after repeated attempts to initiate a conversation with the anomaly. Interview logs are to be added.

Note: SCP-173 has become habitually verbally aggressive and refuses to offer any information pertaining to its origin and purpose. Interviews have been indefinitely suspended and stricter containment procedures have been implemented.