SCP-1329-1 are aware of observers and will act accordingly. 
However, they do not seem to be completely aware of the nature of 
their location, or the nature of their observers, often making passing 
reference to nonexistent people, place, or events. Subjects in 
repeated manifestations will remain unaware of the presence of 
observing individuals or outside events until physical contact is 
made. These subjects will show no signs of remembering outside 
contact, and will not be persuaded to act contrary to the events of 
their particular manifestation. 


The manifestation of SCP-1329-1 subjects consists of entry and exit 
into a room or area, with location dependent on the observer's line 
of sight. Manifestations will not end until the subject has passed 
from the view of observers, but will average anywhere from ten 
seconds to upwards of an hour. When under observation in 
containment, video recording will experience a three second 
blackout exactly twenty-three minutes and ten seconds after the 
subject’s entry into the room, during which period the subject will 
disappear. During manifestations, SCP-1329-1 will walk around, 
converse with each other if more than one is present, and interact 
with their environment. 


As of / /2012, three hundred and fifty-eight unique SCP-1329-1 
individuals have been cataloged. 


Phenomena within SCP-1329 fall into three categories: stable, 
regular, and irregular: Stable phenomena are present at all times, 
regular phenomena will repeat at exact intervals or after specific 
events, and irregular phenomena will repeat either at irregular 
intervals or will not repeat. The majority of SCP-1329-1 
manifestations are irregular phenomena. 


Stable phenomena within SCP-1329 include: 


* A specimen tank filled with several hundred kilograms of raw meat, 
showing no signs of decomposition. Analysis reveals meat to be 
from several Latimeria chalumnae (coelacanth) specimens. 

* A specimen tank containing four large jellyfish, containing human 
brains within the proximal bulb. No water is present in the tank. 

* A large fungal growth, containing a school of 209 Clupea harengus 
(Atlantic herring). All specimens are alive. 

¢ A specimen of Eucrossorhinus dasypogon (Tasseled wobbegong) 
inhabiting the main office. Specimen will attack any intruding 
organism at floor level. Specimen suffers no ill effects from lack of 
water. 

¢ A severed tentacle belonging to an unknown species of 
cephalopod, measuring 19 m in length. The tentacle consists of 
fibrous tissue: closer inspection reveals these fibers to be smaller 
tentacles. 

* The presence of handwritten documents in the language of 
SCP-1329-1. Documents are heavily damaged by water, but appear 
to contain shipping manifests, instruction manuals for a variety of 
subjects, personal accounts, and maps. Analysis of the contents is 
underway. 


Regular phenomena within SCP-1329 include: 


* Opening the door to room B106 will reveal an SCP-1329-1 subject 
(SCP-1329-1-28) in the specimen tank, being attacked by a juvenile 
Carcharhinus leucas (Bull shark). The subject will struggle for 
approximately thirty seconds, beating at the shark’s head and 
attempting to gouge out its eyes, before dying. No attempts to 
rescue the subject have been successful. The phenomenon will not 
reset until the room has been exited and the door has been shut. 

* Two armed SCP-1329-1 specimens (SCP-1329-12 and 
SCP-1329-13) will transport a plastic crate through basement level 2 
every Thursday at 10:12 A.M, starting at the stairwell and ending in 
room B215. Muffled sounds can be heard emanating from the crate. 
¢ Basement level 3 will fill with salt water during the months of 
February and July. Non-anomalous tropical fish native to the south 
Pacific will be present during these periods. Water and fish will leave 
no trace of their presence after the period ends. 


Irregular phenomena within SCP-1329 include: 


* Conversations in the second-floor men’s restroom. The language 
matches that spoken by SCP-1329-1, but the majority of the words 
are indistinct. 

¢ The manifestation of SCP-1329-1-38, who will physically assault 
any individuals present before running off. This manifestation occurs 
throughout the entirety of SCP-1329. 

* The manifestation of SCP-1329-1-103 and SCP-1329-1-104, being 
a Middle-Eastern woman of approximately 30 years and a female 
child of approximately 7. SCP-1329-1-103 appears to be in the third 
trimester of pregnancy and to be completely unaware of outside 
stimuli. SCP-1329-1-104 will lead SCP-1329-1-103 by the hand 
through the facility, with some urgency. Of note are several tears in 
SCP-1329-1-103's abdomen, revealing compacted plastic refuse. 
Manifestation is generally observed on the ground floor, but may 
appear in basement level one. 

¢ Streams of bubbles appearing in mid-air. Event occurs throughout 
SCP-1329. 

¢ The appearance of the deceased body of Galeocerdo cuvier (tiger 
shark) specimen in the main second floor hallway. The body shows 
signs of massive blunt trauma and being hit by a motor vehicle 
multiple times. 


Addendum-01: / /2011 —A specimen of SCP-1329-1 manifested 
in downtown [REDACTED], Germany, approximately km from 
SCP-1329. Subject was arrested by local authorities for threatening 
pedestrians with a harpoon. The manifestation ended before 
Foundation agents were able to secure the subject. 


Addendum-02: The following is a translation of one of the 
documents recovered within SCP-1329. 


We are running out of water. Zhi Jun braved the 
leechfields three days ago to find more, and has not 
returned. | fear he is lost. Sastelkov believes that he is 
able to fix the pumps, and that we will be able to remain 
here. Though | hope he is able to fix the pumps, | do not 
like this place. These are haunted seas. Sastelkov says 
that is nonsense, but we have lost ten of our group since 
our arrival here, including four of our trash-farmers. 
Sastelkov claims that the cost is worth it, that what he is 


looking for is here somewhere. 
| will soeak with him tomorrow about this. 


« SCP-1328 | SCP-1329 | SCP-1330 » 


SCP-1330: Universal Dumping Grounds 


Item #: SCP-1330 
Object Class: Euclid 


Special Containment Procedures: Research Site-64 was 
constructed in the guise of a waste treatment plant in order to study 
and contain SCP-1330. SCP-1330 is to be combed daily for new 
instances of SCP-1330-1, which are to be transferred to the 
Research Site-64's indoor sorting chamber. Instances deemed to be 
of interest are to be categorized and stored in the appropriate 
chamber, while all other instances are to be tagged and returned to 
SCP-1330. Task Force Psi-14 ("Lord Admiral's Men") is to be 
permanently stationed at Research Site-64 in order to prevent 
access to it by unauthorized persons. 


Description: SCP-1330 is a landfill, located at ; 

SCP-1330's anomalous nature stems from the origin of the bulk of 
its contents-an estimate of 65% of the refuse found in it originates 
from various extra-dimensional sources, as the nature of the items 
found in SCP-1330 and additional tests confirmed. SCP-1330 
appears to be connected to, or possibly occupy, at least twenty- 
seven (27) different extra-dimensional points, with refuse 
(henceforth SCP-1330-1) traveling between them at random. 
SCP-1330 is therefore in a constant state of change, with new 
instances of SCP-1330-1 replacing old ones. SCP-1330 appears to 
only affect items discarded as being worthless, though how an item 
is determined to be considered worthless is uncertain. Due to this, 
no item placed in SCP-1330 with the intention of transferring it to an 
extra-dimensional point will be affected by it. Attempts to bypass 
SCP-1330's item restriction have been unsuccessful thus far (see 
testing log). 


SCP-1330 first came to the Foundation's attention after interception 
of a local television network's news piece about a large number of 
homeless living in a landfill. The residents of the landfill were 


convinced it was visited by aliens, and showed various unusual 
items they found in it as proof. One of these items bore marks 
similar to those seen on SCP-___. Foundation personnel closed 
down SCP-1330 to incoming traffic, removed the interlopers dwelling 
in it and secured a perimeter around SCP-1330. 


Addendum SCP-1330-A: On / /_ , the following items were 
recovered from SCP-1330: 


+ Recovery log, / / 


Three (3) empty glass jars, "Murray's Marvelous 
Marmite". Label claims the product was 
manufactured in New Kensington, Virginia. No 
such brand or city are known to exist. 


One (1) grey t-shirt, four-sleeved, with numerous 
sweat stains and holes. 


Two (2) glass eggs, cracked and chipped, and 
filled with an unidentified substance. Transferred to 
indoor facility for examination. 


One (1) animal carcass belonging to an unknown 
species of feline. The specimen bears a close 
resemblance to a Machairodontinae (saber- 
toothed tiger), though its stature is identical to that 
of a normal house cat. 


Eight (8) pamphlets for a bake sale organized by 
the Unified Western Manichean Church of the 
town of Gamaliel, East Jersey, taking place on 
October 19, 2003. The Manichean religion is 
largely considered to be extinct since the early 
fourteenth century, and the province of East 
Jersey was disestablished in 1702. 


One (1) newspaper, Agora Gazette, ancient 
Greek. Newspaper has food stains and cigarette 
burns, and features colored photographs and 
descriptions of modern technology. 


* One (1) non-functioning cellphone and earpiece, 
made by the Dain Corporation, a corporation that 
went bankrupt in the late 1970's and produced only 
farming and construction equipment. Microchip 
and battery technology found in the device 
appears to be decades ahead of the Foundation's 
current capabilities. Despite this, the device lacks 
features common in commercial cellphones such 
as a camera or a radio. 


* One (1) photo album, "Fondest Memories", 
belonging to the family. The front cover of the 
album has several bootprints on it. One section of 
the album commemorates a family vacation to 
Mars, evidently taking place during the summer of 
1992. Examination of the photos suggest Mars to 
have undergone an extensive terraforming effort. 
In many of the photos, the face of the family's 
mother has been either cut out, or scribbled over 
with black marker. 


¢ A broken toilet bowl containing 800 g of polished 
gem-quality diamonds. 


¢ Nine copies of "Presidential Perversions", an erotic 
novel describing the adventures of "Dick Studley, 
the 69th President of the Uninhibited Sexings of 
America"; the print in the books is badly 
misaligned, the covers have been stripped off, and 
the books have been marked with a "REJECTED" 
stamp. Of note is that President Studley's sexual 
partners are of five distinct genders. 


¢ Four (4) empty soda cans, "Conqueror Worm 
Energy Drink". According to the packaging, the 
drink contains water (70%), sugar (10%), arsenic 
(5%), enriched uranium (5%), blood of virgin (9%) 
and artificial coloring and flavors. Drink 
manufactured in Golgotha, Ohio (no such town is 
known to exist). 


Addendum SCP-1330-B: The following attempts to bypass 
SCP-1330's item restrictions have been made: 


+ Testlog, / / 
Test 1330-A 


Item: A twenty-dollar bill, previously in the possession of 
Dr. 


Test: Test item was tagged and placed in SCP-1330 by 
Dr. _. Several control items, already within SCP-1330, 
were chosen to be observed. 


Result: Following two (2) weeks of observation, it has 
been concluded that test item failed to be affected by 
SCP-1330. Control items all disappeared and were 
replaced by different items in a period of no more than 
one (1) week. 


Test 1330-B 


Item: An empty cigarette pack, previously in the 
possession of Dr. 


Test: Similar to test 1330-A, but test item was not tagged 
and instead only observed remotely. 


Result: Test item failed to be affected by SCP-1330. 
Test 1330-C 


Item: The core of an apple, previously in the possession 
of Dr. 


Test: Similar to test 1330-B, but the test item was placed 
in SCP-1330 by an agent unaware of its properties. 


Result: Test item failed to be affected by SCP-1330. It 
appears SCP-1330 is able to detect the original intention 
behind attempts to use it. 


Test 1330-D 


Item: A used tissue, previously in the possession of 
D-1330-12 


Test: D-1330-12, previously aware of SCP-1330 
properties due to his work in sorting instances of 
SCP-1330-1, was given class-B amnestics and ordered 
to place test item in SCP-1330, now unaware of its 
properties. 


Result: Test item failed to be affected by SCP-1330. It is 
hypothesized SCP-1330 is capable of sensing not only 
the intent of the owner of the item placed in it, but the 
intent of anyone involved in the process of placing an 
item. Recommending further examination of this 
capability. 


Test 1330-E 
Item: An empty tin can. 


Test: Agent _, unaware of SCP-1330's properties, was 
asked to collect a piece of refuse and send it to Dr. ; 
also unaware of them, in Site-19. Dr. was then 
asked to send the test item to Agent in Research 
Site-64, who arrived there only for the purpose of this 
test and was not made aware of SCP-1330's properties. 
Agent was requested to give the test item to 
D-1330-56, another new arrival. D-1330-56 placed test 
item in SCP-1330. 


Result: Item failed to be affected by SCP-1330. 
Apparently SCP-1330 can sense the intention of using it 
to transfer an item even when no one in the process of 
producing, delivering or placing the item is aware of it. 


Test 1330-F 
Item: Undisclosed for the purpose of the test. 


Test: , alevel-O sanitary personnel on Site-_ , 


was asked to collect a piece of refuse and send it to 
another level-O0 personnel working on a different site. 
Said personnel was requested to do the same, until the 
item passed through forty-three (43) different level-0 
personnel. Test item was then collected by an agent 
unfamiliar with SCP-1330, delivered to Research Site-64, 
and placed in SCP-1330 by a different agent, who was 
also unaware of SCP-1330's properties. A camera was 
installed next to the test item, and , number twenty- 
seven (27) in the chain, was asked to observe a live 
video feed of it daily and report any alterations in its 
state, in the guise of a psychological examination. At no 
point were any personnel aware of SCP-1330's 
properties allowed to know the nature of the test item 
selected, nor to observe the video feed. 


Result: Test item was observed by for a period of 
two months, three times a day. reported no change 
in the test item's state. 


Due to its nature, it is likely that SCP-1330 cannot be 
used as a means to deliberately introduce harmful 
elements to our dimension from a remote point. 
However, accidental introduction is still possible. Due to 
this, discovering a way to purposely harness SCP-1330 
in order to eliminate possible threats is of the highest 
priority. Attempts to bypass SCP-1330's resistance are to 
continue until a solution is found. 


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SCP-1331: Mouth Soap 


Item #: SCP-1331 
Object Class: Safe 


Special Containment Procedures: SCP-1331 is stored in a secure 
locker at Site . Experimentation may only be performed on Class D 
personnel, and only with prior permission from at least one (1) Level 
3 Senior Researcher. 


Description: SCP-1331 is a standard size (app. 7.5cm x 9cm x 
2.5cm ) bar of yellow hand soap bearing the inscription "The 
Factory" along both lateral sides. Analysis of samples taken from 
SCP-1331 has yielded results consistent with ingredients normal for 
commercially-produced hand soap, and SCP-1331 has shown no 
ability to self-repair or self-replicate.