Why do they call SCP-106 "Uncle Larry"

[Ad Vice]

A reference to Larry Singleton? Leisure Suit Larry? Theresa May's cat?
I'm definetly missing something out there

[Shedletsky]

http://i.imgur.com/3HmyzE1.jpg this is what made his name "Radical Larry" because it specifies 106's properties of going through walls and burrowing underground similar to something 106 would do. Uncle just came from the fact hes an old man

[Rapha]

uncle because he's trying to pull you into his r*pe dungeon, like you uncle would do

[Moonamite]

Originally posted by PUS_♥Rapha♥:

uncle because he's trying to pull you into his r*pe dungeon, like you uncle would do

ha, Funny.

[Issac Freeman]

On april fools day, they changed the name of all the classes. 106 was renamed to Larry.

[Derpykat5]

Not sure where "uncle" came from, but In an old version of SCP:CB you could find a letter disciplining staff for referring to SCPs by unofficial code names, and the one example they gave was 106 being called "radical larry"

[76561198860112328]

001: the weird guy
008: zombos
049: penguin guy
066: vegan spaghetti
093: hippie disk
096: Loud boy
106: Uncle Larry
173: Peanut
939: bark boy

[76561198860112328]

Originally posted by Issac Freeman:

On april fools day, they changed the name of all the classes. 106 was renamed to Larry.

106 was renamed to “T-Pose” on April fools

[MECHA ENGINEER]

Uncle Larry was originally called 'Radical Larry' due to an image someone listed above me. People then probably thought he looked like your creepy uncle and so they renamed him. The Larry joke went so far that it was his name in the tale 'The Young Man'.