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Chapter 5: Stanford During his first day in Gravity Falls, Dr. Stanford Pines felt like he belonged there when he witnessed a big hand grabbing his car. He was certain he'd have a great time investigating the town's anomalies. 'Perhaps I'll take some time to investigate why Northwest Realty charged so little for my new land.' He thought. 'The more I'd like to dismiss Stanley's question 'How many Indians were buried there, Sixer?' as a joke, I couldn't help but think there might be some truth. Especially after my father warned me there must be some sort of catch even if not as absurd as Stanley's theory. After agreeing his new-bought piece of

Chapter 4: Choices Stanford Pines was writing a speech for his graduation when he was interrupted by the sudden appearance of his twin brother. "Stanley, what're you doing here?" "I couldn't help coming after Dad told me how you intend to use Backupsmore's grant money." Stan said in worry. "Paranormal anomalies, really?" "What's wrong with it, Stanley?" Ford asked while wondering why Stan would or even should care. "What's the point of wasting time with this when there's more fame and fortune to get with that perpetual motion machine of yours?" Stan asked. "And I thought you wanted to be respected as a scientist." "Stanley, while I'm wil

Chapter 3: Visitor A few months have passed after Stanford Pines told Fiddleford McGucket about how it was possible to make a perpetual-motion machine in spite of what the Laws of Thermodynamics said about it. While Stanley and Fiddleford both encouraged Ford to fix the machine, Stanford was too focused on earning PhD titles to ever think about that. Most of the other Backupsmore students still didn't know or didn't believe Ford had a twin brother and thought it was Ford running Stanco Enterprises. All of this changed when Stan showed up to visit Ford. "Pines, shouldn't you be attending a class right now?" Someone asked Stan. "No, I don't a

Chapter 2: Fiddleford Stanford Pines not only graduated High School but also became valedictorian. To his parents' surprise, his twin brother Stanley also graduated. The Principal made an announcement. "Please pay attention to this year's valedictorian and probable future millionaire Stanford Filbrick Pines." "Thank you, Principal." Ford replied and then addressed the audience. "Fellow students, I hope that, in spite of not going to West Coast Tech, I still can make my dreams come true and show the value of being a good student." "Neeeeeeeerd!" Crampelter interrupted the speech. "Shut up, Crampelter." Stan defended his brother and raised his

Disclaimer: I don’t own Gravity Falls or any character from the franchise. What if it wasn’t Stan’s Fault? Chapter 1: Blown Fuse            A dejected Stanford Filbrick Pines returned home. “Hey, what's the word, Sixer?” (1) Stanford’s twin brother Stanley asked. The look on Ford’s face made Stan wonder if he shouldn’t have asked that question. “I failed, Stan!” Ford sadly answered while crying. “My perpetual-motion machine didn’t work!” “How come?” Stan asked in genuine confusion. “It was working yesterday, wasn’t it?” “A

Disclaimer: I don't own Phineas and Ferb or any character from the series. The Return of Planty the Potted Plant Phineas Flynn and his stepbrother Ferb Fletcher were at the Flynn-Fletcher living room watching a documentary. "The anemometer." The documentary's narrator said. "The anemometer is a device for measuring wind speed, and is a common weather station instrument. The term is derived from the Greek word anemos, meaning wind, and is used to describe any airspeed measurement instrument used in meteorology or aerodynamics. The first known description of an anemometer was given by Leon Battista Alberti around 1450. Anemometers can be div