SCP Creation
06/13/2013, 02:43 AM #51
Dafuq is Ritalin?
06/13/2013, 03:15 AM #52
http://www.drugs.com/ritalin.html
^^^ This is Ritalin. ^^^
I was taking it as a prescription, but apparently, they gave me too much. I was on 200 milligrams per day.
Anyway, overdosing on Ritalin usually causes people to hallucinate about worms, bugs, and snakes.
Unfortunately for me, it was stuff that made Silent Hill look tame.
^^^ This is Ritalin. ^^^
I was taking it as a prescription, but apparently, they gave me too much. I was on 200 milligrams per day.
Anyway, overdosing on Ritalin usually causes people to hallucinate about worms, bugs, and snakes.
Unfortunately for me, it was stuff that made Silent Hill look tame.
Originally posted by S121
Every time I see a new post on the Forum, I feel like a little kid during Christmas, all giddy.
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06/26/2013, 03:57 PM #53
Well, going back, I noticed I forgot to complete two things. The rest of the termination log and the second part to SCP-2012's info log. Here ya go. Part 2 to SCP-2012.
SCP-2012 (Part 2)
Origin: It is unknown how the subject obtained the powers of fortune telling or whether or not it's fortunes manipulate the future. What is known is that it used to own the life of an unusual anti-social teenager in middle school. He only had one friend. He had no place to live, usually living in a nearby forest.
Discovery: One day, during the subject's lunch period, the subject's friend wanted the subject to meet some friends of his. The subject disapproved of this and silently declined. The friend then grabbed the subject's hand to drag the subject over to his friends. The subject and his friend froze in place. The subject was then forced into seeing the fortune of his friend.
The subject was then worried. He said that in one eye he saw his friend tripping on a half opened manhole, breaking his leg. In the other eye, he said that his friend ended up avoiding the manhole safe and sound. Later in the day, his friend heeded the subjects words, avoiding the manhole.
The next day, his friend wanted a fortune telling again. The subject agreed and took the hand of his friend. In one eye, he saw his friend find twenty dollars of loose change in his room. The other eye, however, showed his friend dying in a car accident. Distraught by the results, the subject refused to speak of the fortune. The next day, his friend came to school saying he found twenty dollars worth of loose change.
The weekend after, the subject was invited to his friends house. There they did some investigating. After an hour, they realized the extent of the subjects powers. After many more tests, they concluded the results as described in the description.
A week later, the SCP foundation caught wind of this and sent a letter to the subject's friend saying that in two days, the subject would be taken to the SCP foundation. The friend showed the letter to the subject. They talked it over on their lunch period and concluded that the subject could accept. The friend convinced the subject that the subject could live a better life than the one he lived at the moment.
Two days later, agents from the SCP foundation came to retrieve the subject. The friend went up to one of the agents and asked if he was allowed to send a letter. The offer was declined. The subject was very displeased at this scene. The subject became very hostile when it came to the fortunes. He would purposely make it so that the victim of the fortune telling was cursed with bad fortune. The doctors there concluded that unless they allow lettering, the subject would be a major threat to the foundation. They concluded that in a worse case scenario, the subject allows a containment breach.
After a week of this activity, the agency finally allowed communication between the two.
Since then, the fortunes had been randomized. However, the subject gave out certain hints, like "Ignorance is best," or "A warning is recommended."
The subject does not talk to anyone unless they request a fortune telling. However, the subject does write back to his friend. All lettering is reviewed for any information that will endanger the privacy of the facility.
Public Reaction: Although he does not speak, this will explain the process of fortune telling with Dr. ===, a male scientist.
Dr.===: Hello there.
2012: ...
Dr.===: ... I would like a fortune to be told.
2012: Is that so? Give me your hand.
The scientist proceeds to give his hand to the subject. They are in a trance. The subject's left eye is glowing purple, while the right eye is shining yellow After five minutes, they snap out of their trance.
2012: ... A warning is recommended. Would you like to hear your fortunes?
Dr. ===: Yes.
2012: In my right eye, I saw a class D personnel secretly running away. In my left eye, I saw the escaped class D personnel getting caught a week later.
Dr. ===: Thank you.
As the scientist inspects all class D personnel, he reported one missing. A week later, he was found hiding in an alley in a town 20 miles away.
Termination log coming soon!
SCP-2012 (Part 2)
Origin: It is unknown how the subject obtained the powers of fortune telling or whether or not it's fortunes manipulate the future. What is known is that it used to own the life of an unusual anti-social teenager in middle school. He only had one friend. He had no place to live, usually living in a nearby forest.
Discovery: One day, during the subject's lunch period, the subject's friend wanted the subject to meet some friends of his. The subject disapproved of this and silently declined. The friend then grabbed the subject's hand to drag the subject over to his friends. The subject and his friend froze in place. The subject was then forced into seeing the fortune of his friend.
The subject was then worried. He said that in one eye he saw his friend tripping on a half opened manhole, breaking his leg. In the other eye, he said that his friend ended up avoiding the manhole safe and sound. Later in the day, his friend heeded the subjects words, avoiding the manhole.
The next day, his friend wanted a fortune telling again. The subject agreed and took the hand of his friend. In one eye, he saw his friend find twenty dollars of loose change in his room. The other eye, however, showed his friend dying in a car accident. Distraught by the results, the subject refused to speak of the fortune. The next day, his friend came to school saying he found twenty dollars worth of loose change.
The weekend after, the subject was invited to his friends house. There they did some investigating. After an hour, they realized the extent of the subjects powers. After many more tests, they concluded the results as described in the description.
A week later, the SCP foundation caught wind of this and sent a letter to the subject's friend saying that in two days, the subject would be taken to the SCP foundation. The friend showed the letter to the subject. They talked it over on their lunch period and concluded that the subject could accept. The friend convinced the subject that the subject could live a better life than the one he lived at the moment.
Two days later, agents from the SCP foundation came to retrieve the subject. The friend went up to one of the agents and asked if he was allowed to send a letter. The offer was declined. The subject was very displeased at this scene. The subject became very hostile when it came to the fortunes. He would purposely make it so that the victim of the fortune telling was cursed with bad fortune. The doctors there concluded that unless they allow lettering, the subject would be a major threat to the foundation. They concluded that in a worse case scenario, the subject allows a containment breach.
After a week of this activity, the agency finally allowed communication between the two.
Since then, the fortunes had been randomized. However, the subject gave out certain hints, like "Ignorance is best," or "A warning is recommended."
The subject does not talk to anyone unless they request a fortune telling. However, the subject does write back to his friend. All lettering is reviewed for any information that will endanger the privacy of the facility.
Public Reaction: Although he does not speak, this will explain the process of fortune telling with Dr. ===, a male scientist.
Dr.===: Hello there.
2012: ...
Dr.===: ... I would like a fortune to be told.
2012: Is that so? Give me your hand.
The scientist proceeds to give his hand to the subject. They are in a trance. The subject's left eye is glowing purple, while the right eye is shining yellow After five minutes, they snap out of their trance.
2012: ... A warning is recommended. Would you like to hear your fortunes?
Dr. ===: Yes.
2012: In my right eye, I saw a class D personnel secretly running away. In my left eye, I saw the escaped class D personnel getting caught a week later.
Dr. ===: Thank you.
As the scientist inspects all class D personnel, he reported one missing. A week later, he was found hiding in an alley in a town 20 miles away.
Termination log coming soon!