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Item #: SCP-XXXX

Object Class: Safe

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is to be kept in a standard anomalous item containment cell. Interaction with SCP-XXXX is not permitted outside of approved testing. All testing reports are to be submitted to Dr. Drake in writing. All testing is suspended until further notice. See Incident Report XXXX-B.

Description: SCP-XXXX is a bathroom stall of normal dimensions and appearance. The material it is made up of is not anomalous, but is a very advanced material similar to teflon. This material makes marking the stall virtually impossible without using electromagnets or damaging the stall.

SCP-XXXX's anomalous properties manifest when it is damaged. After a period between 4 and 24 hours following SCP-XXXX being damaged, SCP-XXXX will return to its' undamaged state and a person who caused the damage will through anomalous means receive an injury consistent with the damage caused. This injury is most commonly received on the forearm, but has also been observed to appear on other parts of the body, including the face, torso, and genitals. See Experiment Log XXXX-A for an abridged record of experiments to date.

Testing shows that time until injury is related to the degree of damage to the object, the manner of causing the damage, and the number of people involved in the damage. A higher degree of damage or more direct means of damage to the object causes a shorter time until injury, and more people being involved causes a longer time until injury. Heavy damage to the object may cause the aforementioned properties to activate immediately, bypassing the usual 4 hour minimum.

Recovery Log:

SCP-XXXX was originally located in a building at █████████ State University and was discovered by the Foundation following attempted demolition of the building that contained it. Immediately upon demolition, the worker operating the equipment sustained heavy injuries, and expired shortly afterwards. The object was undamaged in the rubble. An agent embedded in the local hospital alerted the Foundation. The object was removed from the rubble, transported, and installed at its current location. Amnestics were administered, and the death was attributed to a workplace accident.