SCP-662 : Butler's Hand Bell : Safe : Teleportation SCP by TheVolgun - Reaction 

you mean the grave robber yeah......its pretty obvious......

The foundation told him to do it.

The d does stand for disposable.

And I get the impression that a lot of of NCOs don't like being called sir because that's what you call *commissioned* officers. As some sergeants will tell you, "I work for a living."

Those are the major reasons, but there are also local cultural reasons, especially in Europe and some of the former colonies or in strict hierachical cultures like Japan, that dictate who is or isn't a sir or equivalent. A historic example: In Finland if you are not the president, a minister, a member of the parliament, an NCO or CO of military personel talking to other members of the military or adressed personally with the highest level of formality, you are NOT a sir or madam. Referring to one's countrymen as Herra (Herr, sir, mister, Lord etc.) is probably the only faux pas that could be considered as a crude joke between friends at best and a deadly insult at worst. Even referring to another in plural is highly unorthodox unless the other party is over three decades older or an exception noted above. This dates back to the Finnish Civil War between the whites (I'll sum them up as the people of the Estates as capitalist is slightly inaccurate) and reds (the landless and the poor). Generally, servitude and serfdom (translated as landslavery) are not taken kindly ever since the Rus, the Moscovites, or just the Russians controlled Eastern Finland. With the landless living on the estates getting kicked out without an enforceable contract and the rural poor flooding the cities the people boiled over. War was waged, people were captured put into concentration camps to starve to death or just shot. Brother killed brother, parents their children, neighbours and cousins. After the whites declared victory and finally emptied their consentration camps, the new goverment and the president enacted broad social reforms to address the red's dissatisfaction. Thus, the USSR expecting the country to split in 1939 was not a complete pipe dream. After the nation was unified again, talking about the war became almost a taboo as no one wanted to revisit it expect to teach their children "that was pointless, dumb and immoral so don't do it ever again". I remember as an eight year old seeing a four panel comic during history class about a girl writing about the conditions of her brother in the camps and how he ate himself to death after being released, so they didn't skimp on carving it into the following generations. Thus, putting oneself or another above others is the only major faux pas in Finland. All the others are varitions of that notion. Foreigners are not expected to understand, so they are addressed with courtesy required by the language and get a "mostly" free pass.

Filipinos: Oh we gonna respect the hell out of these visitors. We are calling them sirs & madams whether they like it or not!

It is a first series scp after all.

"Mow the lawn" to "killing your enemies" That escalated quickly

so either way, they cut things down

@@rambu3013 Either way A blade is going to be seeing use.

Built different

he already did "The Bear with a Heart of Patchwork".

@@TheLazyCompletionist hehe yeah I found that out after I looked through the rest of his playlist on the SCP Foundation and saw he didn't react to that one. Point still stands to anything else in that suggestion XD

Based suggestion

Oh that’s a good one!