SCP-#### The Bottomless Drink
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Object Class: Safe Euclid

Special Containment Procedures: SCP-#### Is to be kept in an igloo brand ice chest (as instructed in SCP-####-1) with fifteen (15) ice cubes of one (1) cubic inch stored inside. SCP-#### is never to be removed from the ice chest for more than 20 minutes. Any personnel seen carrying anything remotely resembling SCP-#### is to be incapacitated. The item is then to be confiscated and confirmed to be SCP-####. In the event that the personnel is in fact carrying SCP-####, the subject is to be [DATA EXPUNGED] and SCP-#### is to be returned to it's ice chest immediately. If it is proven otherwise, the subject may be given his item back.

Description: SCP-#### appears as a regular can of Coca Cola® carbonated soft drink. The can itself is 12.65 centimeters in height, and 6.35 centimeters in circumference. Any time liquid is removed from SCP-####, it will refill instantaneously. How SCP-#### does this is still unknown. Every attempt to figure out the method of refilling has proven unsuccessful.
Tests have shown that the outer shell of the can is reinforced with steel, titanium, cement, and depleted uranium (Note, it is unknown how the depleted uranium embedded in SCP-#### is completely radiation free. Further studies have failed in identifying the cause of this anomaly). Though any and all test subjects state it's feeling to be that of a normal Coca Cola® can. The weight of the can is exactly the same of a normal can, despite the materials found in it.

Further testing on SCP-#### has shown it carries a different variety of soft drink every time a liquid is removed from it, no matter the amount of liquid, or labeling on the can (See Addendum-1 through 7). Discovered varieties of soft drink contained within SCP-#### include the following: Coca-Cola®, Mountain Dew®, Pepsi®, Dr. Pepper®, [DATA EXPUNGED], Sprite®, upon others. Attempts to penetrate SCP-#### have proved futile, do to it's many layers of reinforcements. Any objects inserted into the hole on the top of SCP-#### have either A: Sunk to the bottom of the can. Or B: After "refilling" of SCP-#### disappeared. How this anomaly occurred is still unknown.

SCP-####-1: SCP-####-1 is a note found during retrieval of SCP-####. SCP-####-1 seems to be a regular piece of paper with lettering in black ink. The paper is seemingly indestructible. The lettering on SCP-####-1 is as follows: "Hello SCP foundation. I am SCP-####-1. I will give you instructions on how to store what you call SCP-####. First of all, it has to be kept in an ice chest, preferably the one provided. Second of all, it can not reach room temperature. If it does, it will lose it's "anomalous effects". Be careful when drinking from it. It is known to have [DATA EXPUNGED]." How SCP-####-1 knows about the SCP foundation is unknown. How it knows it is itself SCP-####-1, is also unknown.

Addendum-1:
Supervisor: Dr. ████
Subject: D-1068
Soft Drink: Coca Cola®.

Addendum-2
Supervisor: Dr. ████
Subject: D-1068
Soft Drink: Mountain Dew®.

Addendum-3
Supervisor: Dr. ████
Subject: D-5689
Soft Drink: [Data Expunged] One (1) casualty. Medical assistance failed.
-SCP-####'s object class has been change to "Euclid" due to this event. The 05 Council has decided to continue testing with SCP-#### - Dr. Mister

Addendum-4
Supervisor: Dr. ████
Subject: D-3947
Soft Drink: Sprite® lemon lime soda.

Addendum-5
Supervisor: Dr. ████
Subject: 3947
Soft Drink: Budweiser® alcoholic beverage.

Addendum-6
Supervisor: Dr. ████
Subject: D-3456
Soft Drink: Dr. Pepper®.

Addendum-7
Supervisor: Dr. ████
Subject: D-4965
Soft Drink: Diet Pepsi®.
-The subject, after consuming the beverage, began to vomit violently. After finishing I asked "What is the matter?" he replied "It tasted awful!" - Dr. Heartwell