SCP-1354: What's your soup telling you? : r/SCP - Reddit
Oh man 1354 is one of those sad SCP. Hey Marv bring up another sad one. Like that one with the soup where the message is from their parents. Reply reply The-Paranoid-Android •
You ever got a rescue request from a bowl of soup? - SCP 1354
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The SCP Foundation through spongebob : r/SCP - Reddit
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SCP-1354 - Говорящий суп 【СТАРАЯ ОЗВУЧКА】 : r/ruSCParch
Jun 19, 2021 · SCP-1354 - Говорящий суп 【СТАРАЯ ОЗВУЧКА】 1 Add a Comment
SCP Foundation when Thay find a new anomaly... Also them. : …
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Can you guy give me a list of scp that are food : r/SCP - Reddit
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what do you guys think of the SCP foundation and their ... - Reddit
Aug 10, 2022 · The only thing I hate about it is that they didn't make it mandatory to give nicknames to them early on once it became apparent that no one with a life is going to remember the difference between scp-1353 and scp-1354
GOC be like... if you know you know : r/SCP - Reddit
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682 and 173 : r/SCP - Reddit
Dec 15, 2012 · 173 is the only thing 682 can't eat. but it will attack it repeatedly any chance it gets but to no avail. I say we get the daleks I mean scp-1354.
Explain Shovelware’s Brain Game like an SCP : r/ExplainLikeImSCP
May 1, 2023 · A subreddit similar to /r/explainlikeIAMA, but specifically for writing SCP articles for characters of fiction (or fact.)