| Asphyxiating Blackboard Erasers | |
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Origin |
Unknown (presumed a teacher or student) |
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Type |
Blackboard Erasers |
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Effects |
Produces an endless cloud of chalk dust when clapped with each other. |
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Downsides |
Cloud will actively attempt to asphyxiate the user and surrounding people |
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Activation |
Clapping together |
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Collected by |
Arthur Nielsen |
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Section |
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Aisle |
Sullivan-W966 |
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Shelf |
23524-9068-912 |
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Date of Collection |
March 16, 2001 |
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Origin[]
The precise origin of these artifacts are unknown, but it is presumed to be either a punishing teacher, or a punished student.
Effects[]
When these two erasers are clapped together, it will produce a single, ever-growing cloud of chalk dust that will actively try to kill the victim via asphyxiation.
Collection[]
Collected by Arthur Nielson in 2001 from [REDACTED] elementary school, along with a cache of other artifacts.
Notes[]
Erasers are completely harmless when left alone. Since they are bifurcated, if one is clapped with an ordinary eraser, the effects will be reduced to simply creating a limited, large cloud of chalk dust that makes people violently cough, but nothing more. Unless the erasers are used on a specific color of chalk, the cloud produced will always be white. The color, if different, will only last for one cloud until used again. They must be clapped regularly to prevent an excess of chalk dust from forming on and around the erasers. Neutralizer gloves and gas masks are mandatory.