Cant Unhear It: Invoked by SCP-1965, with none other than Morgan Freeman.Author's Saving Throw: As explained in this essay, the original author of SCP-3333 allowed the article to be reverted to its pre-rewrite state, after the rewritten version was almost universally panned for drastic changes in the contents of the SCP and its narrative.Those who seek to Archive Binge are wished the best of luck.
and then you'd have to catch up on everything that was added during that time, seeing how the wiki's still highly active. It would likely take literal years of reading in order to see it all. Archive Panic: To wit, there are, as of this writing, over five thousand standard SCP articles, and that doesn't even include Tales, J articles, EX articles, SCP-001 proposals, or GoI hubs, among others, which easily number over a thousand articles more.This is an obvious enough Take That! at cover bands and unoriginal artists, but then Project Research Manager Edvalds' statement on the matter spells the message out giant, that valuing nostalgia over innovation, taken too far, could lead to the stagnation and decay of the human culture. Anvilicious: SCP-2112 has its safety classification listed as Keter, one of the highest possible, because it makes those who hear it love covers over all other creative pursuits.It got so bad that the translators outright refuse to translate the GAW-related objects, as they don't want to work on something that would instantly drown in downvotes anyway. As a result, any SCP object featuring GAW is going to get downvoted the moment the readers notice its mention, regardless of the execution. The reasons are unclear, but heavily implied to be due to the fact that Russian SCP fans consider the "anomalous version of the 4chan" to be too ridiculous even by the standards of the website. Americans Hate Tingle: Gamers Against Weed is heavily disliked on the Russian branch of the website.While not normally a term one associates with mosquitoes, SCP-3774-2432 tripping over her own words is nothing short of adorable.