scribefindegil: logicalbookthief: scribefindegil: So Stan flirts with a bunch of people on their travels, and most of the time it Does Not Work, to no one’s surprise, but enough of the people who *did* seem interested turned out to be some kind of cryptid that now whenever anyone actually seems to be flirting back Ford…

thesnadger: Headcanon that the first time Stan called Ford “Sixer” after they made up he winced a little. Headcanon that much later, Ford worked up the courage to explain why. During one of many late night talks on the Stan O’War, he told Stan about his time with Bill. How Bill had plucked the childhood nickname…

thesnadger: pinesinthewoods: saisai-chan: okay but for real one of my favorite scenes in the ending credits is when Mabel hands Stan her grappling hook and Stan’s immediate response is to grab Ford and shoot up into the trees it’s especially funny because Ford doesn’t even seem to weigh anything to Stan. he just immediately picks…

annieisyourfavourite:

what i find so incredibly painful about this scene more than anything is that stan finally, finally, has everything he’s ever wanted right here, and he has no idea. he has no clue that he’s waited 40 years to hug his brother again. he has no idea he’s waited his whole life for someone to appreciate him. he has no clue that all he’s ever wanted is to be a hero. he doesn’t even know that the man in front of him has his face because he doesn’t know what he looks like. he doesn’t even understand the significance of the clothes they’re wearing, or the fez on top of his head. he has absolutely no idea that this should be the best moment of his life.

he’s just lost.

flo-nelja:

poinsixer:

Grammar, Stanley.

Does that mean that if Stan’s and Ford’s symbols weren’t next to each other on the wheel they would have beaten Bill on the first try?

Maybe but then we wouldn’t have had the discussion in the cage and we needed it.