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Vroom vroom.

Thanks to DarkStuff and Captain Kirby for enabling, idea-forging, and crit, as well as stormbreath and Stallmantic for additional crit.

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nvm

I'm not in the right place to leave crit anymore

This is the kind of SCP that makes me have questions, but in a good way. It’s deliberately not shown what the cars are doing, why they burst out of mirrors in such a cool dramatic fashion, for what reasons does the victims car get faster if the intent is to create the baby cars? Stuff like that. It gives way to wild speculation which I love!

+1, obviously

I'm not entirely opposed to skips that are just a strange, bizarre mechanism, but in this case there's no lingering humour or meaning that can be derived from it. It's just a thing that does a thing with extra steps. -1.

This kind of reminds me 3900 in its general structure and type, but except wifi wolves it's a weird car crash. Idk, I just really like this mental image.

The image included is very beautiful and instantly hooked me. I generally like quaint little articles like this, very good stuff Wery. +1.

Whoops! My previous comment was taking a long time so I figured it didn't work. Have another comment I guess.

Quirky, quick, and enjoyable enough for a +1, but I feel that I would have liked it more had it ended here:

SCP-4647-1 instances are driverless and fully capable of self-locomotion, and will attempt to drive into the surrounding wilderness upon exiting the mirror.

Because unlike SCP-3900 that Kirby mentions upthread, the final event feels a little too far out there. The wolves, as wild as they are, still have an a semi-clear underlying logic to when things go off the rails, and that seems to be absent here. It seems crazy simply for the sake of it. Alternatively, perhaps a touch of sinew to suggest what was different this time around would help it flow a little neater.

It's short and it's kooky. There are not nearly enough of these. +1

Ignore all the newbies who don't like your skip because it's "Too short."
This is a breath of fresh air in a sea of overtly-indulgent, bloated mini novels disguised as a SCP article.
Back in my day when this was the brain child of folks from /x/, this was the standard.
Not everything needs a explanation, nor does it need a ten collapsible long exposition dump. It's a damn Skip. It's something paranormal we don't understand. We document it and contain it.
+1 sir

Snip Snip - Lily