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A few years after moving to Gravity Falls and having his lab built, Stanford Pines happens upon his estranged twin brother, Stanley, walking down the street. He mentally prepared himself to be suffocated by his brothers neediness all over again.
What he wasn't prepared for was Stanley walking right past him like he didn't even notice him.
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23 Nov 2024
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Stan Pines has a bad time
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23 Nov 2024
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When Ford complains about mitten season, Bill and his new crochet skills step up to the plate.
Era: Post-Theraprism - 2014, winter.
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- Part 4 of Assorted - Bitty Bits
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23 Nov 2024
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Bill pushed the old man off and huffed, “yeah yeah whatever fez. So what's my punishment? Just gonna make me clean it up? That's not really a punishment since it's basically my job already.” The smug bastard folded his arms and gave Stan a look.
“You’re gonna clean it up but you’re getting a proper punishment first. Put your hands against the wall over there.”
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Stan punishes Bill for breaking merchandise, Bill finds pain more than hilarious.
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Ford feels lost without a purpose after learning another version of himself defeated Bill. As he’s routinely dimension hopping through wormholes he runs into… his brother. In the new dimension he finds himself in, he’s faced with a homeless Stanley standing in front of his car holding ‘edible flour’ and begins to wonder the fate of his own Stanley back in his home dimension
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‘Tucked neatly behind a dumpster, Ford feels a chill creeping up on him as he recognizes the red El Diablo parked next to Stanley. He stops himself short when Stan’s head snaps up to greet him. The young version of his brother is quick to slip on knuckle dusters on both sets of fists, while desperately holding onto a mysterious white baggie.’