Original Work
Odd blood
by Southernpunk123
In a small town where this boy Stan is hated by everyone, a strange shapeshifter murders his bully so he can finally live far away in peace.
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Gravity Falls
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Gravity Falls
the mortifying ordeal of whatever the hell just happened
by untrustworthyglitch
“Yes? Believe it or not, bisexuality is not something new. Hell, I was hooking up with dudes before you were even born,” Stan insists indignantly. “Hot ones, too.” Or, in which Stan has been bi for decades, and people keep being weirdly surprised by that.
South Park
no-one saw me (not in the way you did)
by kiritila
Stan is the captain of South Park's ice hockey team. Kyle is a top figure skater that's closed himself off from the world.Neither of them are nearly as in control of their lives as they'd lead you to believe.
Gravity Falls
hide and seek
by parsnipit
Stan’s next shout feels more like a scream, desperate and frightened and tearing his throat on the way out: “Ford, please! Come on! Stanford, you can’t do this to me, not again— Stanford!” Something slams into him, and he hits the deck hard. His first instinct is, naturally, to punch —but he doesn’t get that far. As soon as he tries to scramble back to his feet, a knee wedges itself into his back and two hands seize tightly on his shoulders and press him down. A low, dangerous growl reverberates around him, and he freezes. Shit. Shit. ...are there werewolves this far out on the ocean? But when he cranes to see over his shoulder, he does not see a werewolf. Instead, he sees— “Ford?!” where i can't find you
Gravity Falls
Knocked down making room
by MadHatter13
Gravity Falls is a small town, and Stan knows someone will have to stick up for the ones who don't fit in.
Gravity Falls
Blow the Dust from the Bones
by emjam
Stan, alone and living out of his car, calls Ford's number for the thousandth time. But this time, Stan doesn't hang up.
South Park
Read
by Boyue
WENDY Nice picture but you have the wrong number. AKA how Stan Marsh met Kyle Broflovski through a dick pic mishap.
Gravity Falls
A potentially explicit work
Gravity Falls
none of those phds is an md, you dumb idiot
by untrustworthyglitch
“Oh, what the fuck!” Stan yelps. Honestly, this cannot get any weirder. Or grosser. “Can you understand me now?” Ford asks, like he didn’t just carve a microchip out of his fucking head, electrocute it, and cram it back in, without using sane people things like painkillers or, Stan doesn’t know, antiseptic? Shouldn’t there have been antiseptic involved? Or, in which Ford's interdimensional universal translator breaks, and he realizes just how much he's lost. Turns out thirty years of dimension-hopping aren't great for language retention.
South Park
The Heart Is The Easiest Thing To Break
by DayDreamingIsMyHobby
Stan Marsh was 12 years old when he told himself there was no way he was in love with his best friend.He was 15 when he finally gave in and admitted his feelings to himself.He was 17 when he realized he couldn't keep the secret any longer.
Gravity Falls
I’m pretty sure Uncle Bill isn’t human
by Lost_In_Wonderland12
Stan was a grumpy old man with a sense of humor that made Mabel like him immediately, and Ford seemed to be a more level headed intellectual with six fingers who disappeared to tend to his “research” more often then not. So far they both seemed fine. Stan was a little annoying but he could deal with it and Ford. Dipper wasn’t afraid to admit that he thought Ford was cool and he wanted to get to know him.Then there was their Uncle Bill, Fords husband.He didn’t know HOW to feel about Bill, who despite having white roots in his black and yellow hair and wrinkles around the corners of his mouth had insisted he wasn’t old enough to be a Great Uncle with a unnerving grin. He’d been observing him for a while, his weird behaviors and mannerisms. He’d once watched him pour Pitt Cola into his eye for fun, only to be chastised by Great Uncle Ford. He was convinced he wasn’t human.He’d shared his theories with Mabel but she’d scoffed and told him to stop ruining their summer with his crazy conspiracies. She was more focused on the idea of a summer romance, while he was subtly taking notes on his so called “Uncle.”
Gravity Falls
old man world tour: california edition
by untrustworthyglitch
Stan breaks his arm. Ford insists on a vacation. Hijinks ensue, because why wouldn't they?
Gravity Falls
who even knows what holiday we're celebrating here
by untrustworthyglitch
“Are you making latkes?” Dipper asks. He stands on his tiptoes to look over the pan of oil, which has a few latkes sizzling away in it. Stan has to slap Mabel’s hand away from the plate full of cooling latkes. “Hey! They’re not done yet, back off!” he barks. Or, in which it is Christmakkuh, Stan is long-suffering, Ford is not doing too well, and everyone else is just excited to eat fried food and put up the Christmas lights. A few bad memories surface, but family bonding prevails.
Gravity Falls
why can't we just teach kids swears?
by untrustworthyglitch
“Anyway, what’s in my kitchen that needs kid proofed? I keep the liquor in the high cabinets, where the kids won’t be able to reach,” Stan says. “Plus, the gun in the breadbox isn’t even loaded. Probably. I think.” Soos sighs. “I have my work cut out for me.” Or, in which Stan's niece and nephew are coming, and it's up to Wendy and Soos to fix Stan's life and habits.
Gravity Falls
grave desecration, the ideal father-son bonding experience
by untrustworthyglitch
“What are we doing, anyway?” Soos asks. “We’re defacing public property!” Stan says. “Now come on, follow me. And bring the hammer.” Or, in which Stan's headstone gets what's coming to it.
Gravity Falls
A Postcard From New Mexico
by roseverdict
Stanford turned the postcard over in his hands, and the picturesque vista of New Mexico gave way to an all-too-familiar sloppy scrawl. It simply said, "PLEASE COME." Perhaps Stanley could be of aid one last time... (or, very has once again injected Ideas into my brain. today on the hyperfixation show: what if ford wasn't the one who sent the postcard?)
Gravity Falls
memory smackdown
by untrustworthyglitch
Stan winces and tries to rub away the pain in his temples. He wishes he could go back to sleep. Ford’s been snoring since the instant the sun dipped below the horizon, and Stan’s not usually jealous of his brother’s sleep schedule, but tonight’s the exception. The memory hits all at once, like a train or a bus or a whole fucking jet airliner crashing directly into Stan’s brain at top speed, on fire and alarms blaring and world-endingly bright. He doesn’t even register his knees hitting the deck, or the strangled noise that tears its way out of his throat.