#dr. fish

[oddlydying]

Hey guys check out my new guy! Dr. Fish!

They were originally a desktop buddy made by an edutainment company to promote healthy eating and good food relationships.

Eventually they managed to find out how to break free from the confines of a computer and can appear in any food container/packaging to give facts and advice for anything food related.

They’re a safe level scp and was given the Dr. title so they would feel like they have to stay in the foundation for their job.

[planetoidsfun]

For 5 years now, I've been trying to portray my cat, and friend, Dr. Fish with brushes and markers. And every time I fail.

[sublimegentlemanalpaca]

An example of the Scowler brain in action...

Was watching this SCP Foundation based web series confinement (good stuff. Really one of the three things that have dragged me into actually looking into all this SCP stuff) and I’m at the end of part two of the IKEA episode.... But to my point. As soon as Dr. Fish (who I think is meant to be the Little Mister, Mister Fish?) offered the Canopy tribe of the Perfectly Normal IKEA some pistachios.... My mind instantly went to ‘Pistachios are worth not having Utopia’. That said, I imagine if anyone from Chronicles of the Imaginarium Geographica series were to ‘fit’ with in the SCP universe CotIG Poe is definitely one of those people. The ICS as well, since that organization has somewhat similar goals to the Serpent’s Hand group of interest. But I digress. Remember that Pistachios are worth not having Utopia. (See me having a conspiracy board of all media concerning Pistachios focussed on Poe) Make of this what you will. Al, the Chronographing Cottager and Prince of Naming

[jessblogsaboutthings]

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[red-starr]

Picture from another life. That one time in South Korea, I did the Dr. Fish treatment on my feet.

[queensusie-blog]

raykul replied to your post: My Favorite Seoul Adventures - Doctor Fish

I’ve heard of this! So weird haha but I heard it works.

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It's so weird, but kind of one of those things that you have to try. It tickles at first, but then you get used to it.

[koleahhh]

july sixth, day six

I spent much of the day at home working on apps again until about five when I was supposed to be meet my good friend at Gangnam for Dr. Fish. I ended up about an hour late though because I ended up taking the Line 9 train going in the opposite direction, causing me to take a complete detour around the city, lolol. Whoops.

I forgot exactly how many shops and people there were in Seoul. I knew I was blown away by how many cars there are, but when I got out of Gangnam station, oh man. All those shops along the station exit, all those people bustling about trying to get where they needed to go. I felt so suffocated and uncomfortable trying to weave our way out of there. There was a line to walk up the stairs to the exit we needed to leave from. Multiple lines! It's crazy. There's seriously no room to think or breathe here!

Note: Namugeuneul, which is the cafe that has Dr. Fish, is totally not by exit #6 as some websites have it listed, but actually exit #10. It is, as correctly listed by said websites, the entrance a little after the Krispy Kreme which should pop up!

So when we arrived there after braving being lost in the rain for about a good thirty minutes, my friend and I got super excited when we noticed that the cafe sold bubble milk tea, which felt to us like a little chip from back home. Unfortunately it didn't taste anything like the one back home, but we still appreciated that it was here!

The bubble milk tea, pomegranate iced tea (super sweet @_@), and waffle with caramel and whipped cream (nomnom)!

They also gave out an unlimited assortment of bread at the bread bar! I was always too slow to get anything though because all the bread usually got snatched up before I realized they restocked the bar. @_@ hahaha.

So by the time it was time to try out the Dr. Fish portion of the cafe (apparently only accessible once all beverages and food are consumed), my friend and I walked over to the pool expecting tiny little fish who would nibble neatly away at our feet.

Uh.

Yeah, those weren't tiny fish.

The way these fish nommed at my skin tickled my feet so much that I couldn't last more than ten seconds without having to jerk my legs out of the pool the first round. My friend and I spent the majority of the allotted 15 minutes trying to contain our shrieks and snorts from finding the stimulation to be too great and the situation to be completely sad and hilarious at the same time. We eventually realized that our heels were the only part of our feet we could somewhat withstand, hahahah. It didn't help that my friend just wouldn't keep her feet in the pool either which made all the fish (there were probably more than twenty in there) maul mine instead. I wish I had the video that my friend took. They were like piranhas that had just discovered a new kill, only with less teeth and more desperation. D8

Considering how it was only 2000 won (<$2) with a drink (~5000-8000 won) I don't think I'll forget the feeling of my feet being swarmed and tickled like that anytime soon, ahahaha. Seriously, I think I probably left marks on my friend's arm from squeezing it so much that night, eep.