Output: Crushed plastic, metal, and glass.

Intake: A thermometer on Fine

173 follows a simple rule: If it is seen by a living being, it doesn't move. If not, it moves. This should answer most questions regarding its movement.

yonzo_rikuo wrote:the perfect being

https://img.4plebs.org/boards/f/image/1 ... 190527.swf

Yes

Cridone wrote: Oh yes, let's bring up Undertale up in every fucking thread as if it's the return of Christ.

Wait you mean it isn't?

yonzo_rikuo67 wrote:hey kid if you fuck with me my molester comes after him

What's with your weird 106-molestation fetish?

Also we're all going to get banned aren't we

It's hard to say, really. SCP-055 could be the most dangerous for all we know, as we cannot remember details about it. SCP-579 is apparently so dangerous they expunged the whole description. SCP-1548 is a sentient star that will cause mass destruction when it arrives here. And that's just to name a ...

SCP-173(themusicguy) wrote:thats what im sayin' but fuckers in political office try to say its not allowed. God we are so twisted on our morals.

I thought terminally ill people could receive euthanasia if requested. I'm not sure if it's a federally established law in the USA though, so it might vary by state.

I hardly ever try to rerail topics, but I might as well.

Trialtrex21 wrote:

Theimperfectbeing wrote:I think it was Joel's ex-friend Kevin.

It was not. It was just some faggot of a hacker who somehow got into the channel.

I know. I was just making a joke based off of this:
[youtube]watch?v=99oZ60FvNl8[/youtube]

snip snap snoop I'd have to say no to this. A good portion of suicide attempt survivors claimed they regretted making the decision to kill/harm themselves. We arent talking assisted suicide for someone whos depressed or suicidal. We are talking about people who are already going to die and have alm...