#gamersagainstweed

Next year's discourse topics have been LEAKED:

January: Pineapple on pizza

February: Pizza on pineapple

March: Is teleportation a method of travel if it preserves the psychological continuity of the user, or does it simply kill the user whilst creating a separate person at a different location?

April: TUMBLR® adopts the Holocene calendar

May: #GamersAgainstWeed

June: The Communist Manifesto becomes a trending topic on TUMBLR®

July: Cisgender heterosexual women going by he/him

August: Can an especially prolific fan work be considered canon?

September: September eleventh denialism

October: Are screen shots a reliable form of evidence?

November: Goku versus Superman

December: Rewilding in the context of human extinction

Gamers Against Weed is great subversions of the usual SCP foundation antagonist. It began as such a silly thing and continues as such, and is a great reminder that "anomaly" and "bad" are not synonymous, something new SCP readers may forget. Despite being a parody of another SCP, despite being part of a group that created an SCP called "Mr Sex Number" and despite being a joke of GOI that is supposed to remind you of 4chan and incels, this is a really good read.