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During what should be a fairly straightforward test of a mild aphrodisiac, both Stanford and Fiddleford get a little more than they bargained for.
Alternatively: 5 times the sexperiments went as planned, +1 where...well.
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Stanley Pines wakes up on Monday morning, squinting his eyes in the sunlight streaming through the motel room blinds, and decides he's going to kill himself.
It doesn’t stick.
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Bookmarked by ZLikesToWrite
11 Mar 2025
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AAAAA I love this so insanely much. It's a really nice feel-good story that feels really bright.
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“Why did you buy…” Ford rummages through one of Stan's grocery bags. “...sixteen packs of gummy koalas?"
Stan may have amnesia, but someone needs to take care of the Pines family.
Bookmarked by ZLikesToWrite
08 Jan 2025
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Stan Pines is so loved (family fluff-ish fic)
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The Duchess Approves is terrible. He wants to bleach every brick of his body just to purify himself of this three hour experience. He wants to pluck out his eyeball and treat it to a ten-day spa as reparations. He demands a sequel from the Axolotl during their next therapy session.
The Axolotl tilts their head. “There's no sequel. Only one movie has ever been made.”
Bill glowers. “But what happens after?”
“Production went into debt after casting big name Grampton St. Rumpterfrabble,” the Axolotl answers sadly. “Rumor has it he charges fifty thousand per letter.”
“Wonderful,” Bill drawls. “Real useful information. So what am I supposed to do now, doc?”
The Axolotl’s eyes gleam suspiciously. “I suppose there’s always fanfiction.”
Or: Bill hates a certain fanfic author almost as much as he hates the man who killed him. Crazy, wouldn't it be, if the two were the same person.
Bookmarked by ZLikesToWrite
29 Dec 2024
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This is quite possible the funniest thing I’ve ever read.
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“Do you have kids?”
“Nope. Just got lucky, I guess."or
Stanley Pines became a father figure, whether he wanted to or not.
Bookmarked by ZLikesToWrite
13 Dec 2024
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One of the best, most comforting things I’ve ever read. 10/10
