Mira Fenn's Sandbox

This is a sandbox page for whatever I feel like doing with it. The titles of the tabs describe the exact contents within them.

I'm going to include dates next to these in italics to log when I came up with them.

something to do with AJR and/or one of their music videos (the SCP-3636 contribution doesn't count) 11/26/2019
garbage bag 11/26/2019
plastic water bottle 11/26/2019
the Black Death 11/26/2019
zombies, maybe something that's Euclid or Keter and has the potential to cause an all-out zombie apocalypse (or something similar that isn't quite zombies, but close) 11/26/2019
something super cliché, but not a copy of SCP-2020, like maybe a classic werewolf/vampire (if those haven't already been done) 11/26/2019
a fennec fox, but not like the ones in SCP-1294, SCP-3585, or SCP-3508 (the latter two both being plush toys, strangely enough) 11/28/2019
lots of mentions of Thanksgiving, but no SCPs (that I could find) directly relating to it… I can see this going somewhere… 11/28/2019
that cardboard box of newspapers in my bedroom sure looks like decent SCP potential… 11/30/2019
something involving Roblox 11/30/2019
a backpack 11/30/2019 a bottomless backpack 12/3/2019

This is a list of every item I've added to the Anomalous Items log (only includes item descriptions, please see the following links for the other stuff):
http://www.scpwiki.com/log-of-anomalous-items
http://www.scp-wiki.net/log-of-anomalous-items-vol-ii
http://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/log-of-anomalous-items-vol-iii

Item Description: A black ███ brand ink pen that only writes in blue ink, despite the color of ink in the pen. The pen is still able to write if the ink tube is entirely removed.
Item Description: An unlabeled record that is broken almost perfectly in half. Anything spoken or whispered within a 5-foot radius of the object is repeated a second time. Anyone within the radius does not notice the repetition.
Item Description: A black plastic domino with one white pip on each side. The domino can only be knocked over by a human index finger, and it always falls backwards, making it almost useless as a domino.
Item Description: Twenty Nineteen sheets of construction paper that change color every 10 minutes. The papers can only be damaged if cut with a pair of safety scissors. If a sheet of paper is cut into pieces one tenth of its original size, the paper becomes "stuck" on whatever color it last displayed and no longer shows any anomalous properties.
Item Description: A paperback copy of the book The Things They Carried by Tim O'Brien. Whenever someone reads the first chapter, they become emotionally attached to the book and refuse to let it go. The only way to remove the effect is through amnestics.
Item Description: An Outback Steakhouse cardboard coaster. Any container, containing any liquid, that is placed on the coaster will inevitably fall over and spill, no matter how stable it is, if it's being held in place, or if there's a lid on it. The coaster is immune to any damage a coaster of it's type would normally receive from the spills.
^{Item Description: A push pin that makes all information typed about it appear in superscript format.}
Item Description: A bronze crucifix with a rope on the back that cannot hang correctly on any wall, as it will always turn upside-down upon being hung, phasing through anything that intervenes. The eyes of Jesus have been painted red, and the paint is unable to be removed.
Item Description: A green 100-page college ruled notebook filled with a series of paragraphs and equations describing how to calculate negative zero.
Item Description: A DVD copy of the 1997 film Good Will Hunting in its original case. If the film is viewed to the end of the bench scene, in which the character of Robin Williams gives a long speech, all viewers will be able to recite the speech verbatim if prompted, despite any pre-existing difficulties with memory. Viewers who are incapable of speech or do not speak English are unaffected.
Item Description: A standard basketball rack with 12 basketballs on it. The basketballs do not seem to deflate and cannot be damaged. The rack itself is likewise invincible. Whenever 12 people are in the same area as the rack, music will begin emanating from the rack itself and each person will take a ball and proceed to perform the full song and dance number for the song "Get'cha Head In The Game" from the Disney movie High School Musical. Lack of prior knowledge of the song or movie and lack of required skills have no effect on the performance.

I added the song "The Entertainment's Here" by AJR to the list on SCP-3636's Experiment Log. This is a link to the log: http://www.scp-wiki.net/experiment-log-3636.
SCP-3636: http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-3636
The official audio of the song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wEyyQl1W5wc

MY ORIGINAL

This is the full contribution that I made on 11/25/2019, formatted exactly the same way. Yes, I know it's long. I'm hoping someone will trim it down a bit or something. If it's edited, I will add the edits here. If it's deleted, I will leave a copy of it here for reference, hence why I added this tab in the first place.

Test #40
Song Selected: "The Entertainment's Here" by AJR
SCP-3636-1 Event: D-62884 disappears from the testing chamber and is shown in a bedroom. They are seen lying on the bed with their eyes closed, lip-syncing the lyrics of the song, with the viewer's perspective positioned approximately one foot above their face. A digital alarm clock on a nightstand next to the bed goes off, presumably playing the song. D-62884 leaves the bed and exits the bedroom, and is suddenly in an outdoor area, lying on the ground. When the chorus of the song hits, D-62884 jumps into a standing position and a crowd of people suddenly appear, some holding instruments and pretending to play them, mimicking the song, while others lip-sync the lyrics. At the next portion of the song, D-62884 is shown in a diner eating a cheeseburger and drinking a milkshake. D-62884 leaves the items on the counter and exits the diner, reappearing in Las Vegas, Nevada. D-62884 is holding an empty wallet, which they toss behind them. Moments later, D-62884's head bursts, and their headless corpse falls to the ground, staying there for the rest of the video. When the chorus starts for the second and final time, the same crowd from before, with a few additional members, reappear from outside of the now stationary viewpoint, performing the same actions as before. Balloons and confetti appear from above and fall upon the crowd slowly. When the video ends, all members of the crowd, except those from Las Vegas, leave the viewpoint and disappear.
Effects: D-62884 and the remaining members of the crowd were found in Las Vegas, Nevada. D-62884 was still deceased. The remaining crowd members and all other known witnesses were given amnestics, and the blood, corpse, confetti, and balloons were cleaned up.
Notes: SCP-3636 added song to favorites.

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This is a sandbox page for whatever I feel like doing with it. The titles of the tabs describe the exact contents within them.

MY ORIGINAL