SCP-100-2-A and SCP-100-2-B are constructs superficially 
resembling insects, assumed to be created by SCP-100, as they 
have occupied SCP-100 since initial discovery of SCP-100. The 
names "Raymone" and "Beatrice" are welded into the backs of 
SCP-100-2-A and SCP-100-2-B, respectively. They appear to 
operate as both companions as well as guards for SCP-100, as they 
patrol the perimeter of SCP-100 except during intervals of 
interaction with SCP-100-1. 


SCP-100-1 appears to follow a ritualistic schedule, repeating the 


same actions daily. 


* From 0800 to 1500, SCP-100-1 enters the storefront of 
SCP-100, seating itself behind a counter and attempting to 
bargain with any humans within the storefront. Occasionally, 
SCP-100-1 will return to the yard prematurely for reasons 
unknown. 

* From 1500 to 1600, SCP-100-1 interacts with SCP-100-2-A 
and SCP-100-2-B, communicating using vague hand and arm 
gestures. Interaction tends to consist of grooming, repair, and 
activities resembling 'Fetch' and 'Hide and Seek’. 

¢ From 1600 to 2000, SCP-100-1 performs various tasks, 
including taking stock of material within SCP-100, cleaning 
and maintaining tools and heavy machinery, and cleaning the 
interiors and exteriors of buildings present within SCP-100. 

¢ From 2000 to 0000, SCP-100-1 performs what is assumed to 
be leisurely acts, ranging from creating new constructs, 
interacting with SCP-100-2-A and SCP-100-2-B, and patrolling 
SCP-100. 

¢ From 0000 to 0800, SCP-100-1 enters the residential building, 
where it remains seated at a desk for the duration of this time. 


In the event that a human enters the storefront of SCP-100 during 
the interval of time SCP-100-1 is seated behind the counter, 
SCP-100-1 will attempt to bargain with them, using a variety of 
gestures to convey meaning. Most attempts by SCP-100-1 are to 
sell scrap, figures of its own creation, or repair services, however it 
has been known to purchase scrap. Despite SCP-100-1's inability to 
read, it possesses the ability to perform basic mathematics, as 
demonstrated by sales. 


Sales made by SCP-100-1 are typically met with some degree of 
unfairness. SCP-100-1 has been known to intentionally use faulty 
scales and contaminate scrap piles with cheaper metals, and has 
demonstrated knowledge of the area of effect within SCP-100, as 
SCP-100-1 has sold constructs repeatedly, despite the loss of 
autonomy when exiting SCP-100. Efforts to confront SCP-100-1 
about this have been met with both distress and indifference, with 
referral to a sign posted on the wall reading "No refunds, mon!" 
happening regardless of SCP-100-1's emotional response. 


SCP-100 was discovered on 11/09/76, following reports of strange 
machines operating from within the scrapyard. These rumors were 
discredited as urban legends, and a Foundation agent was sent to 
SCP-100 to act as the land owner until containment was performed 
under the guise of property sale. A wooden privacy fence was built 
along the former perimeter of SCP-100, one-way windows were 
installed in the storefront, and a highway now running through the 
nearby town of redirects the majority of civilian traffic. 


Addendum 100-A: Records show the property is owned by one 
"Joseph Duval", with the mailing address sharing the same name. 
Local utility companies report billing had stopped approximately 
three (3) months before the discovery of SCP-100, which was found 
abandoned save for SCP-100-1, SCP-100-2-A, SCP-100-2-B, and 
several avian and canine figures presumed to be made by 
SCP-100-1. Initial sweep of the buildings revealed the residential 
building to be mostly bare, with the only sign of former occupants 
being a note found taped to the door of the storefront. (see 
Document 100-A) 


Incident 100-A: On 06/03/05, SCP-100-1 created a humanoid, 
autonomous construct ten (10) centimeters in height, the first time 
SCP-100-1 has done so. Significant effort was put into this construct 
compared to others, with greater detail applied to the construct, 
including facial features and "J.J." welded into the back of the 
construct, and stainless steel making up the majority of the 
construct. SCP-100-1 placed the construct on the counter of the 
storefront for the duration of this schedule interval, both using vague 
gestures to seemingly communicate with one another. Following the 
confiscation of this construct, SCP-100-1 remained seated within the 
residential building of SCP-100 for a total of ten (10) days. 


Document 100-A: The following is a copy of the note recovered 
upon discovery of SCP-100. 


OUT 2 LUNCH, PLEASE SEE ASSISTANT —J.J. 
« SCP-099 | SCP-100 | SCP-101 » 


SCP-101: Hungry Bag 


Item #: SCP-101 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-101 is currently stored in 
the sub-basement 0-2 of Site-19, inside of a standard fireproof 
document lockbox, within a reinforced concrete room of standard 
facility size. Said room has been fitted externally with a standard 
double-door airlock, and internally fitted with appropriate safety 
response equipment as well as biological response equipment. 


Only personnel of Level 3 are permitted to enter the SCP-101 
holding room; personnel of Level 2 or lower are permitted to interact 
with SCP-101 only with directives from Level 3 or higher personnel, 
or with standing directives. The airlock for SCP-101 is set toa 
standard ten (10) minute cycle, during which standard screening 
scans for biological or environmental hazards will be made. 
SCP-101 is under standing directives for use during 0600 and 2000 
hours. Outside of the airlock of the holding room for SCP-101, two 
(2) Level 2 guards are to be posted at all times, with overlapping 
shifts. 


Description: SCP-101 appears as a satchel or bag of intermittent 
size, with observations ranging from an opening of fifteen (15) 
centimeters in diameter, to seventy (70) centimeters in diameter. 
The depth of the container has varied with no standard mean of 
equality to the relative diameter. 


The primary feature of SCP-101 is what appears to be a semi- 
humanoid mouth contained within the opening of the bag, with a 
mean standard of thirty one (31) centimeters of depth into the 
container, without more than two (2) standard deviations of variance 
regardless of the apparent external depth of the container. The 
mouth consists of thirty-two (32) teeth of an off-white hue, all of 
equal shape and size consisting solely of incisors of approximately 


ten (10) centimeters in length. It has been observed, albeit not 
measured with accuracy, that within the mouth there is a tongue of 
indeterminate length, with observations ranging from fifty (50) 
centimeters to three point five (3.5) meters. 


The mouth appears wet and spongy; however, all attempts at 
removal of possible fluids have resulted in failure with damage to the 
instruments and harm to the personnel. The current decision is that 
SCP-101 may be a part of a larger entity of extra-dimensional origin. 
SCP-101 is not externally mobile; however, internal movements 
within the container can effect minor movements of the exterior of 
the container that consists of SCP-101's covering. 


It is understood that due to the nature of the size improbabilities of 
the container and object within, the object is of extra-dimensional 
interaction if not origin. 


SCP-101 has exhibited polymorphic abilities, as well as a low level 
of sentience. The photo on file depicts the item as it was discovered 
in 1979 in a remote area of the Cascade Mountains in the Pacific 
Northwest of the United States. Found along with SCP-101 was the 
decayed remains of a human, clad in a weathered black suit, seated 
upon an also-weathered parachute, missing the right arm up to the 
joint of the shoulder, which appeared to have bite marks through the 
remaining bones, assumed to have been inflicted by SCP-101. 
Speculation as to the identity of this deceased individual has led 
researchers to the conclusion that this was one D. B. Cooper, 
remains removed for the purposes of concealing the existence of 
SCP-101. 


SCP-101 has since changed appearance and shape with the 
apparent end of enticing a subject into reaching within the container. 
These appearances have ranged from money satchels, to deli 
boxes, to Krispy Kreme containers, to candy bags, all of which have 
an external appearance that is indistinguishable from that of the real 
containers. It has been proposed by Dr. that SCP-101 is semi- 
sentient in its attempts to lure subjects in. 


At the recommendation of [DATA EXPUNGED], SCP-101 is 
currently in use as a means of refuse disposal for Site-19. SCP-101 
has not shown adverse reaction to having foreign matter introduced 


to it, including, but not limited to: paper product, sewage, cafeteria 
refuse, metals, polymers, oils, and other products which are not 
consumable by any known biological entity. 


Addendum 1: So far, SCP-101 has not exhibited any abnormal 
behaviors from the standards observed, nor has SCP-101 emitted 
any substances, either foreign, extra-dimensional, or abnormal. 
However, it is the concern of Dr. that SCP-101 may produce 
an emission in the future. 


Addendum 2: Further examination under the direction of Dr. 

has determined that SCP-101 is ideal for the disposal of hazardous 
wastes and by-products of other SCP related projects. Dr. is 
noted as being opposed to this measure; however, O5- has given 

authorization for the project to continue. 


« SCP-100 | SCP-101 | SCP-102 » 


SCP-102: Property of Marshall, Carter, and Dark Ltd. 


Item #: SCP-102 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-102 is currently in the 
possession of Marshall, Carter, and Dark Ltd. Because "ownership" 
appears to be a binding, deed-based legalistic agreement 
independent of eminent domain, SCP-102 cannot be transferred to 
Foundation control in the foreseeable future. 


Description: SCP-102 is a pair of stand-alone condominium-style 
beach houses located at : , currently owned by 
Marshall, Carter, and Dark Ltd. through the use of a dummy 
corporation known as Ghieser Housing Associates, and rented to 
MC&D members as a "vacation home for those with discerning taste 
in the eclectic adventures of privileged life". The two share similar 
properties, although [DATA EXPUNGED]. 


SCP-102-1 is the house on the left, number . 


When a person whose name is not on the lease for SCP-102-1 
enters the building, its interior appears as that of a crumbling empty 
house, with the prone body of the current leaseholder just inside the 
doorway if the house is occupied. Forensics tests on materials 
recovered from within the house show it to have been abandoned 
since the mid-to-late seventies. All photographs taken within 
SCP-102-1 corroborate this, regardless of the lease status of the 
photographer. However, when the leaseholder of the house enters 
via the front door, they find themselves in a fairly normal and well- 
kept condominium decorated with a nautical theme. Often, they 
report a sensation of dizziness upon entering, which fades within a 
few seconds. 


When the leaseholder of SCP-102-1 exits the building, they become 
what is to all intents and purposes an incorporeal spiritual 


manifestation, capable of willful invisibility and moving through solid 
objects unimpeded. They enter and remain in this state each time 
they leave the house for the duration of the lease. At the conclusion 
of their lease, or at any time they willfully break the terms of said 
lease, they fall briefly unconscious and awaken on the floor at the 
front entrance of SCP-102-1, which appears to them as it does to 
any non-leaseholder. No bodies have been observed being removed 
from the house prematurely. 


SCP-102-2 is the house on the right, number . 


At first glance, the effect of SCP-102-2 is identical to SCP-102-1. 
However, [DATA EXPUNGED] advanced decay, followed by [DATA 
EXPUNGED]. Leaseholders of SCP-102-2 who do not exit the 
building promptly at the cessation of their contract are to be declared 
"missing, presumed dead" thirty days following the end of their 
lease. Leaseholders who do exit the building are to be administered 
a regimen of steroid-based enhancers to counter the [DATA 
EXPUNGED}itored constantly for signs of psychological aberration. 


Addendum: All information in this report is unverified, though details 
are consistent from multiple sources. The content of this report was 
taken from interviews with D-Class personnel numbers 1070869 
(death sentence: rape, murder), 1033654 (life without parole: 
aggravated sexual assault on a minor), and 3370633 (death 
sentence: [REDACTED)), all of whom were frequent tenants of 
SCP-102-1 prior to incarceration. It is theorized that D-1033654 
made use of SCP-102-1's effect to commit [DATA EXPUNGED]. 
See interview logs 102-1/2/3 for full transcripts. 


« SCP-101 | SCP-102 | SCP-103 » 


SCP-103: The Never-Hungry Man 


Item #: SCP-103 
Object Class: Euclid 
Status: Recontained 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-103 does not require any 
specific or strict containment procedures. If SCP-103 begins to show 
any signs of distress or erratic behavior, SCP-103 is to be moved to 
a 5m x 5m room while awaiting medical examination. 


N/A. See Addendum 103-a and 103-b. 


SCP-103 is to be maintained in a medically induced vegetative state 
to ensure compliance. It is to be kept alive with regular [DATA 
EXPUNGED] certain that the incisions are not allowed to heal, 
keeping SCP-103's stomach cavity exposed at all times. Class Four 
Foundation Restricted Medical Kit is to be employed by all personnel 
interacting with SCP-103. 


All [REDACTED] from SCP-103 are to be incinerated. At no time 
should any personnel come into unprotected contact with any object 
or substance removed from SCP-103. 


Description: SCP-103 appears to be an average human male in his 
mid-forties. Subject has been measured at 190 cm in height, and 
weighing in at 100 kg. Subject was born in 19 on th. The 
Subject has no known living relatives at this time. 


Subject checked into a small, local hospital in Mid-April at 
approximately 9:30PM. The subject explained to the doctor on staff 
that he had not eaten for weeks, due to not feeling any effects of 
hunger. After an initial examination, SCP-103 appeared to be 
perfectly healthy despite his condition. SCP-103 continued to 
explain to the staff that he didn't feel any need to eat. 


Upon obtaining and studying SCP-103, it appears that any solid or 
liquid coming in contact with the inside of SCP-103's stomach 
disappears instantaneously. Despite this condition, SCP-103 
appears to be perfectly healthy. At this point it is unknown how 
SCP-103 obtains the nutrients that a human would need to survive 
or where the provided food ends up after consumption. SCP-103 
does not expel any waste. SCP-103 has reported becoming thirsty 
[as a ‘normal’ human would], due to this, a standard cooler with 12 
bottles of fresh spring water are to be delivered to SCP-103's room 
at 6:30AM every morning. SCP-103 has shown no signs of hostility 
towards our staff, occasionally engaging in conversation and board 
games provided by the staff. 


See Addendum 103-b. 


Addendum 103-a: All testing to date has been inconclusive. It is 
unlikely that further testing will teach us anything new. Research 
terminated. Subject released, but to remain under observation and 
report for mandatory medical examination on a monthly basis. 
SCP-103 has been provided with a means of contacting Foundation 
personnel in the event of a change in condition. Research logs are 
to remain on file.