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Instead of reading between ten and fifty articles last night, I wasted my time writing about spiders, and how cool they are.
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December 2, 2025 at 5:18 PM
Instead of reading between ten and fifty articles last night, I wasted my time writing about spiders, and how cool they are.
It's on reddit, for anyone interested in reading it.
www.reddit.com/r/SCP/commen...
It's on reddit, for anyone interested in reading it.
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I remember reading SCP-752 back in the day and finding it incredibly compelling. For people of my...let's say 'ideological disposition', it presents a challenge. What is wrong with this picture? This seems bad, but what about it actually makes it bad?
It is just as compelling now as it was then.
It is just as compelling now as it was then.
December 1, 2025 at 11:35 AM
I remember reading SCP-752 back in the day and finding it incredibly compelling. For people of my...let's say 'ideological disposition', it presents a challenge. What is wrong with this picture? This seems bad, but what about it actually makes it bad?
It is just as compelling now as it was then.
It is just as compelling now as it was then.
Unless I'm missing something important, SCP-749 is nothing more than a giant (10 ft long) man-eating centipede; one that can bore through concrete. It can also camaflouge itself, somehow.
It's...not bad, but it's uninspired.
It's...not bad, but it's uninspired.
December 1, 2025 at 7:23 AM
Unless I'm missing something important, SCP-749 is nothing more than a giant (10 ft long) man-eating centipede; one that can bore through concrete. It can also camaflouge itself, somehow.
It's...not bad, but it's uninspired.
It's...not bad, but it's uninspired.
I am a well-known enjoyer of 'Capitalism Bad' SCPs. 748 is one of those. But is it better than SCP-7115, the reigning king of 'Capitalism Bad' SCPs?
...no. No, I think not. That's not to say 748 is bad, just that it isn't better than an article in my personal top 10.
...no. No, I think not. That's not to say 748 is bad, just that it isn't better than an article in my personal top 10.
December 1, 2025 at 5:32 AM
I am a well-known enjoyer of 'Capitalism Bad' SCPs. 748 is one of those. But is it better than SCP-7115, the reigning king of 'Capitalism Bad' SCPs?
...no. No, I think not. That's not to say 748 is bad, just that it isn't better than an article in my personal top 10.
...no. No, I think not. That's not to say 748 is bad, just that it isn't better than an article in my personal top 10.
So I'm not entirely certain, being as portrayals of them can vary wildly, but...I think SCP-746 is supposed to be a Tengu, a kind of...the word is Yokai, but my understanding is that word means something like the generic use of 'Fairy' to mean supernatural things. It's a fairy, kind of.
December 1, 2025 at 4:50 AM
So I'm not entirely certain, being as portrayals of them can vary wildly, but...I think SCP-746 is supposed to be a Tengu, a kind of...the word is Yokai, but my understanding is that word means something like the generic use of 'Fairy' to mean supernatural things. It's a fairy, kind of.
SCP-744 is a relatively recent re-write, first posted in 2023. I don't remember what the original was; I remember an article about a statue that turned factory workers into tools, but I don't think it was this one.
This is a great article. It's so sad. The end stings so much.
This is a great article. It's so sad. The end stings so much.
December 1, 2025 at 3:38 AM
SCP-744 is a relatively recent re-write, first posted in 2023. I don't remember what the original was; I remember an article about a statue that turned factory workers into tools, but I don't think it was this one.
This is a great article. It's so sad. The end stings so much.
This is a great article. It's so sad. The end stings so much.
Speaking of things what kill you, SCP-743 is a chocolate fountain what kills you. It also seems to be a portal into the chocolate dimension, where sapient, carnivorous chocolate beings dwell for some unholy reason.
Excellent use of the mundane for terrifying ends. Classic series I.
Excellent use of the mundane for terrifying ends. Classic series I.
December 1, 2025 at 3:18 AM
Speaking of things what kill you, SCP-743 is a chocolate fountain what kills you. It also seems to be a portal into the chocolate dimension, where sapient, carnivorous chocolate beings dwell for some unholy reason.
Excellent use of the mundane for terrifying ends. Classic series I.
Excellent use of the mundane for terrifying ends. Classic series I.
SCP-740 is a photo of a photo of a lightningbolt hitting a Nazi aircraft in Manchester New Jersey. If you hold this photo of a photo, it feels like you're really there, including the screaming and the burning. It is - yes - a photo what kills you.
It's also quite a good article, at least I think.
It's also quite a good article, at least I think.
December 1, 2025 at 2:50 AM
SCP-740 is a photo of a photo of a lightningbolt hitting a Nazi aircraft in Manchester New Jersey. If you hold this photo of a photo, it feels like you're really there, including the screaming and the burning. It is - yes - a photo what kills you.
It's also quite a good article, at least I think.
It's also quite a good article, at least I think.
SCP-735 is...interesting. I like it quite a bit; this is one I remember reading back during my first reading run in 2010. This reads like an inversion of otherwise useful skips like the infinite pizza box. It's unhelpful for no reason, to the detriment of everyone including itself. Peculiar.
November 30, 2025 at 11:17 AM
SCP-735 is...interesting. I like it quite a bit; this is one I remember reading back during my first reading run in 2010. This reads like an inversion of otherwise useful skips like the infinite pizza box. It's unhelpful for no reason, to the detriment of everyone including itself. Peculiar.
SCP-732 is just an inferior version of SCP-5776. By which I mean 732 is 5776 with all the charm and personality replaced by annoying 20 year old references. Another genuinely bad SCP. Blech.
November 30, 2025 at 10:44 AM
SCP-732 is just an inferior version of SCP-5776. By which I mean 732 is 5776 with all the charm and personality replaced by annoying 20 year old references. Another genuinely bad SCP. Blech.
Maybe it's my own personal sensitivity to diseases post-covid, but SCP-730 seems absolutely terrifying. It's also a classic Series I article with less than a hundred upvotes. Figure out how that works.
November 30, 2025 at 10:33 AM
Maybe it's my own personal sensitivity to diseases post-covid, but SCP-730 seems absolutely terrifying. It's also a classic Series I article with less than a hundred upvotes. Figure out how that works.
SCP-729; BATHTUB WHAT KILLS YOU!
...I was...I was sure there was another one of those, but it killed via drowning. I'll have to go back and look.
...I was...I was sure there was another one of those, but it killed via drowning. I'll have to go back and look.
November 30, 2025 at 10:24 AM
SCP-729; BATHTUB WHAT KILLS YOU!
...I was...I was sure there was another one of those, but it killed via drowning. I'll have to go back and look.
...I was...I was sure there was another one of those, but it killed via drowning. I'll have to go back and look.
SCP-720 is...something else. It's not the original 720, according to the comments. But it is itself an outstanding effort, complete with unique and entirely constructed visuals and audio. It's also incredibly bleak when you figure out what's happening, which is something I enjoy.
November 30, 2025 at 8:30 AM
SCP-720 is...something else. It's not the original 720, according to the comments. But it is itself an outstanding effort, complete with unique and entirely constructed visuals and audio. It's also incredibly bleak when you figure out what's happening, which is something I enjoy.
SCP-719 is evidently a portal to somewhere else. Where? Not sure, but it seems spoopy. I like how we don't learn it's a portal until the very end, and the portal-y ness of it is unclear. Perhaps a doorway is a kind of portal.
This is another pretty good article. I like it.
This is another pretty good article. I like it.
November 29, 2025 at 1:41 PM
SCP-719 is evidently a portal to somewhere else. Where? Not sure, but it seems spoopy. I like how we don't learn it's a portal until the very end, and the portal-y ness of it is unclear. Perhaps a doorway is a kind of portal.
This is another pretty good article. I like it.
This is another pretty good article. I like it.
715 is an example of a lack of information done exceptionally well. We don't know what it is, but we can infer that it's some kind of ghost or poltergeist. Perhaps a group of such, with some working to contain the other? It's something that requires negotiation, in any case. And I like that.
November 29, 2025 at 1:03 PM
715 is an example of a lack of information done exceptionally well. We don't know what it is, but we can infer that it's some kind of ghost or poltergeist. Perhaps a group of such, with some working to contain the other? It's something that requires negotiation, in any case. And I like that.
SCP-716 is bad. Full stop. All the interesting information has been expunged. This isn't a situation where one can guess as to what the missing part is, it's just removing context and information.
Thankfully, this only has 73 upvotes. One of the few articles I've downvoted. Blech.
Thankfully, this only has 73 upvotes. One of the few articles I've downvoted. Blech.
November 29, 2025 at 12:48 PM
SCP-716 is bad. Full stop. All the interesting information has been expunged. This isn't a situation where one can guess as to what the missing part is, it's just removing context and information.
Thankfully, this only has 73 upvotes. One of the few articles I've downvoted. Blech.
Thankfully, this only has 73 upvotes. One of the few articles I've downvoted. Blech.
715! Yet another re-write, this one of a generic 'clone booth' anomaly. Evidently this one is now linked to the class of 76. Or something. I am unclear on the specifics. It's pretty good, overall.
November 29, 2025 at 12:42 PM
715! Yet another re-write, this one of a generic 'clone booth' anomaly. Evidently this one is now linked to the class of 76. Or something. I am unclear on the specifics. It's pretty good, overall.
SCP-712 is a re-write. A relatively recent rewrite; it was submitted in july of this year.
And it is...fantastic. It's just a bit of well-written weirdness featuring at least one fantastically characterized person.
And it is...fantastic. It's just a bit of well-written weirdness featuring at least one fantastically characterized person.
November 29, 2025 at 12:28 PM
SCP-712 is a re-write. A relatively recent rewrite; it was submitted in july of this year.
And it is...fantastic. It's just a bit of well-written weirdness featuring at least one fantastically characterized person.
And it is...fantastic. It's just a bit of well-written weirdness featuring at least one fantastically characterized person.
SCP-711 is also at +500 upvotes, but I think this one deserves it more. This is a thoughtful and existentially terrifying article. Not just in that there is a timer on how long things can go on for, but also...what if the message isn't real? It isn't beyond The Foundation to just...lie.
November 29, 2025 at 12:19 PM
SCP-711 is also at +500 upvotes, but I think this one deserves it more. This is a thoughtful and existentially terrifying article. Not just in that there is a timer on how long things can go on for, but also...what if the message isn't real? It isn't beyond The Foundation to just...lie.
SCP-706 is just devastatingly sad. It is also in need of a litany of trigger warnings; a husband and wife literally murder each other in this article, and that's just...swingin' in the wind, so to speak.
November 29, 2025 at 2:15 AM
SCP-706 is just devastatingly sad. It is also in need of a litany of trigger warnings; a husband and wife literally murder each other in this article, and that's just...swingin' in the wind, so to speak.
SCP-705 is proof -- undeniable, quantifiable PROOF -- that Series I is largely overrated. It's play-doh that forms into soldiers. Eventually they view Shaw as their leader.
It has 500 upvotes. And that's after I downvoted it out of spite.
It has 500 upvotes. And that's after I downvoted it out of spite.
November 29, 2025 at 1:49 AM
SCP-705 is proof -- undeniable, quantifiable PROOF -- that Series I is largely overrated. It's play-doh that forms into soldiers. Eventually they view Shaw as their leader.
It has 500 upvotes. And that's after I downvoted it out of spite.
It has 500 upvotes. And that's after I downvoted it out of spite.
I need someone to tell me what the difference between SCP-704 and SCP-666-J is. Right now. Or I am going to scream.
November 29, 2025 at 1:41 AM
I need someone to tell me what the difference between SCP-704 and SCP-666-J is. Right now. Or I am going to scream.
Speaking of older trends in Foundation writing, 703. You can see here a testing log similar to SCP-348, but it's shunted off into a separate page. Too close to a tale, it seems. But separating the logs from the article is to the detriment of the article itself.
November 29, 2025 at 1:01 AM
Speaking of older trends in Foundation writing, 703. You can see here a testing log similar to SCP-348, but it's shunted off into a separate page. Too close to a tale, it seems. But separating the logs from the article is to the detriment of the article itself.
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November 28, 2025 at 11:44 PM
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I dislike SCP-702 quite strongly. It is indicative of some of the very worst aspects of the early foundation (doctors who are borderline sociopathic, needless killing of D-class).
But I would argue that it should stay up, as an example of what not to do. It is also still an interesting article.
But I would argue that it should stay up, as an example of what not to do. It is also still an interesting article.
November 29, 2025 at 12:30 AM
I dislike SCP-702 quite strongly. It is indicative of some of the very worst aspects of the early foundation (doctors who are borderline sociopathic, needless killing of D-class).
But I would argue that it should stay up, as an example of what not to do. It is also still an interesting article.
But I would argue that it should stay up, as an example of what not to do. It is also still an interesting article.