OK, this one's just off the top of my head. If it meets with general approval, i'll make the effort of signing up and submitting it:
Item #- SCP-XXXX
Object class: Euclid (Or possibly safe, I'm not perfectly sure here)
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is currently employed to guard the D-class containment block on site (blocks. should learn em). Anyone wishing to "Hire" SCP-XXXX, for testing or otherwise, must first gain the appropriate permissions from superiors. Once a week, SCP-XXXX's current "empoyer" is required to approach the statue, at which point any money acquired will be handed over. SCPs current fee is [DATA REDACTED]
Description: SCP-XXXX is a humanoid statue, just under six feet in height. It is made up of a smooth, grey stone that has yet to be properly identified (See test log 2). With the exception of carved eyes, nose and mouth, SCP-XXXX lacks detail beyond basic muscle shapes, and a small hatch in the SCPs left hand.
When "Unemployed", SCP-XXXX will automatically begin "guarding" the nearest entry/exit. In order to "Employ" it, one must deposit any amount of currency (ANY currency. SCP-XXXX has been know to accept money from across the world, as well as outdated currency such as Roman denarius and even sea shells).
Once employed SCP-XXXX will stand in front of it's designated post and prevent anyone walking through (save the employer). The SCP will only allow someone to pass if an amount of the same currency used to hire equalling 10% of the hiring price is placed in the SCPs hand. The small hatch in its hand will open to accept the coins, then the subject will be allowed to pass through.
Any attempt to pass SCP-XXXX without paying will be met with varying levels of force, depending on method used (See test logs, below)
Test log 1:
D-class subject instructed to approach statue. Statue raised right arm in the "halt" gesture, and left hand out, awaiting payment. Subject was then ordered to gently push his way past. Statue pushed back with slightly more force, causing test subject to fall over.
Test log 2:
Researchers attempt to remove a small amount of the material making up SCP-XXXX for analysis. When the drill made contact, the statue immediately took it in one hand and crushed it, breaking two of the researchers fingers in the process.
Test log 3:
D-class subject was given orders to get past the statue by any means. Subject proceed to run and tackle the statue. The statue responded by picking the subject up and hurling him against a wall. Subject suffered a concussion, a broken rib and a dislocated arm.
Test log 4:
D class subject given a sledge hammer and told to get past the statue. After the first blow, the statue proceeded to beat the subjects skull in with it's bare hands.
Note: SCP-XXXX does not seem to object to being hosed down with water, so at least it's easy to clean.
Dr (I should think of my docter name) - When I find out who put SCP-XXXX outside the toilet stall I was in, I'm going to make the clever [REDACTED] spend the night with one of the other, more FAMOUS statues we have here...
Could use some work here and there, but not bad for half an hours procrastination...
Shoelaces that always come loose!
Keter classification.
That means http://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-387 should be upgraded to Keter as well. Have you eve stepped on lego? Now imagine it following you around the house.