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Description: SCP-7966 is the birth of Jim Davis 1, creator of the Garfield comic strip series. According to all testing methods devised by the Department of Tactical Theology, this event is both ontologically and theologically identical to the Second Coming of Jesus Christ.
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Garfield creator Jim Davis. 3; Upon reaching its target, SCP-3166 will attempt to inflict bodily harm upon them through a mixture of blunt force using nearby objects and force-feeding of lasagna, obtained through self-disembowelment.
El creador de Garfield, Jim Davis. 3. Al alcanzar su objetivo, SCP-3166 intentará infligirles daño corporal a través de una mezcla de fuerza contundente utilizando objetos cercanos y la alimentación forzada de lasaña, obtenida a través del autodestripamiento.
Garfield creator Jim Davis. When SCP-3166 reaches its target, it will inflict bodily harm on them in any way it can, with the two most common methods being the use of any nearby objects to beat the target, and the second being the force-feeding of lasagna, which the SCP obtains from its own insides.
July 28, 1945: James Robert Davis is born on a farm in Marion, Indiana, alerting multiple Eschatological Monitoring Functions. This event is currently known as SCP-7966. The theological resonance signature of Davis is found to match those of several extant artifacts such as the Holy Prepuce.
Bibliography. References. External links. Garfield is an American comic strip created by Jim Davis. Originally published locally as Jon in 1976, then in nationwide syndication from 1978 as Garfield, it chronicles the life of the title character Garfield the cat, his human owner Jon Arbuckle, and Odie the dog.
Additional Context: This SCP was based on a quote by Jim Davis, the creator of Garfield about how powerful imagination is. euclid feline food hostile humanoid organic predatory scp teleportation. page revision: 7, last edited: 7 Dec 2021, 16:38 (902 days ago)
