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kayla koval : O.O WHAT THE HELL IS THIS MOTHER FUCKING SHIT!?!?!?!?! Dipper immediately put out the fire on his hat... O.O WHAT THE HELL IS THIS MOTHER FUCKING SHIT!?!?!?!?! Dipper immediately put out the fire on his hat. Time Travel hadn't been kind to his hat over the years. The last time-jump back to his seventh birthday party had burned a quarter-sized hole in the back and almost melted the plastic adjustment band. He almost considered not bringing it with him this time, but he felt so naked without it. Gravity Falls looked the same as it did four years ago. It was that crazy amazing summer where everything they knew about everything changed. Dipper picked up a flier that had found it's way to his feet. Party at the Mystery Shack. It looked relatively new, but he couldn't see any decorations. It must have been after the Cloning Incident. The car wasn't here so that meant nobody was home. He pulled out the President's Key which hung from around his neck and walked into the closed Mystery Shack. One glance at the calendar told him what he needed to know. Pioneer's Day. So that meant he'd have at least five or six hours before his younger self came back. He began searching for exact information on that day using his handheld computer that he swiped from the future. It would take a minute to get his exact location in time and space. Of course, some small things would be different than when he was a kid. The only way to evade the Time Baby's ever present gaze was to only time-travel in parallel universes as opposed to your own. The trick to it though was finding a parallel universe so similar to yours that it might as well have been yours to begin with. The computer beeped at him. Apparently the split occurred after the video game fiasco, but before the shrinking incident. This would be perfect. He began searching his future computer to find social network information from today. Robbie always posted too many status updates for his own good. Two hours ago he made a comment about how lame Pioneer Day was...one hour ago he posted about how bored he was...and...it looked like two hours from now he'd post about hanging around outside the Mystery Shack waiting for Wendy, but she never showed up. He probably didn't realize that she was at the Pioneer's Day celebration. He was never very good at paying attention. Dipper pulled back the tape on the Time Machine and let it go. An hour and fifty five minutes into the future, after a blinding flash and a singed hat, he'd arrived. He looked out the window. There he was. Standing forlornly out in the entrance plucking on his guitar. "Hey you," said Dipper. Robbie turned around with wide eyes, he'd clearly not been expecting to see anybody. "Uh...hey." "You wanna come inside to wait for Wendy?" Robbie looked more worried than confused and he probably didn't know why. "Who are you exactly?" "Oh, I'm Tyrone, Dipper and Mabel's older brother. You're Robbie right?" Robbie didn't let his guard down, "...yeah..." "Wendy told me to tell you that she was going to be a little late, but she wanted you to wait for her here." Dipper looked Robbie over. He remembered Robbie's tight pants now. He was getting excited. It shaped him very well. Robbie walked in and seemed a little more at ease. He strummed a few chords absentmindedly as he sat down on the couch. "So, Robbie," Dipper suddenly noticed that Robbie's hoodie was zipped pretty low...low enough for him to tell he wasn't wearing a shirt underneath, "...you...uh, you got any songs you can play for me off the top of your head?" "Tch, I guess," he set the guitar down beside him, laid out on the couch and pulled the hood of his hoodie over his eyes. "But, heh, I don't feel like it." Dipper liked it when he did this. Acting like a big tough guy when he was just a softie underneath. It's one of the things that attracted him to the Robbie from his own universe. "Well, what do you feel like doing?" Dipper sat on the arm rest of the couch. He kicked off his shoes. "Uh, waiting for Wendy?" said Robbie in his most derisive tone. Dipper knew he had to act fast; there was no way to ease Robbie into this. He practically jumped on top of him, making Robbie jump. "What the...what are you doing?! Get off me, man!" Dipper laid his elbow across Robbie's collar bone, effectively pinning him down. Dipper smiled, "Oh, sorry about that...I just slipped," he slowly pulled down the zipper of Robbie's hoodie revealing his pale chest, dotted with sporadic black chest hairs. He moved his hand under the hoodie now and and rubbed his tight pecs. "Oh, look at that, your hoodie just opened by itself." Robbie looked panicked, he struggled to get up, but Dipper held him down. "What do you want from me?" Dipper teased his nipple, "Oh, I think you can guess something that I want..." "Get...off!" Robbie pushed, but as his nipple began to harden his struggling lessened. "Come on, Robbie. We both know the kind of things you're into when nobody else is around," Dipper slowly slid his hand south. "What? How did you...you don't...you don't know that! You don't know anything about me!" Robbie seemed less concerned about Dipper's hand and more concerned about what he knew. "That Emo-Teen Magazine under your mattress, what was it called again? The Grayscale Shirtless Bad Boys of Alternative Rock swimsuit edition?" Dipper slipped his hand under his waistband, hand downward but quickly brought it to the side of his hip and up the small of Robbie's back. Dipper knew Robbie could have thrown him off at this point if he wanted to, but he gave the weakest of struggles. "I...that issue has r-really good chord chart..." Robbie's mouth parted slightly. "And what about that time you kissed Nate at that party?" Dipper positioned his knees to just above Robbie's hips but he stayed hunched over. "We were...I was drunk!" "It was non-alcoholic beer, Robbie. Did you really think that Thompson had the guts to get a keg of actual beer?" Dipper slowly began to sit up but held him down with his one arm against his shoulder. Robbie arched his back weakly in a vain attempt to struggle against the inevitable. "How do you know all this?" Dipper removed his hand from Robbie's chest. If he truly didn't want this, Robbie gave no sign. He could have squirmed out. He could have shoved Dipper over. But he didn't. "Let's just say," began Dipper as he took off his shirt. In another time, another place "I know you better than anybody else..." said Dipper. Robbie pulled his arms in against his exposed chest. The cuffs of his sweater were pulled up almost covering his hands. "So...so what happens now?" Dipper stroked his own chest with one hand and rested his other arm on the top of the couch. "It's up to you, dude. But just think about this...I'm the only person in Gravity Falls who knows what you really are...I'm the only person in this town like you..." They were like that for a while. Robbie didn't seem to know what to think. Dipper was about to climb off of him when Robbie smiled weakly; he smiled back. He reached out for Dipper's hand and gently pulled him downward. Their lips met in a wet and frenzied embrace. Several hour later, a shirtless Dipper rested against the wall and a shirtless Robbie rested against him; they were sitting on the floor and Robbie was finishing a song on his guitar. "That was pretty good," Dipper pecked Robbie on the neck. "Yeah, that was a little something I call 'Gray Shadows.' It'll probably be the first song on the album." Robbie turned his head and kissed Dipper on the shoulder. This was what it was like in his own universe. It was something Dipper missed sorely. These quiet moments never happened anymore. It was always Robbie blowing things out of proportion and blaming other people for his own issues. He knew this little trip was only temporary. It didn't mean anything, really. He just wanted to feel that feeling again. That feeling that the Robbie he knew was really there next to him. Dipper lightly stroked Robbie's chest hair. Robbie giggled through his nose, "heh, that tickles..." "DIPPER PINES..." Uh oh, it was happening... "OF UNIVERSE 741!" A swirling green vortex opened up before him. "YOU HAVE BEEN CHARGED WITH THE THEFT OF A TIME-DEVICE THE DESCRATION OF MULTIPLE TIMELINES ACROSS THE MULTIVERSE AND OTHER INFRACTIONS TOO NUMEROUS TO COUNT!" "You'll never take me alive, Time-Baby!" Dipper jumped up, knocking Robbie forward. He put his shirt and hat back on and began configuring his time machine. The Time-Baby's head suddenly appeared in place of the vortex, a glowing red hourglass illuminated the room. "THERE IS NOWHERE YOU CAN HIDE THAT I CANNOT FIND YOU, DIPPER PINES! NOT IN THE NEGATIVE SUNS OF ANTARES OR THE SILENT PATHWAYS OF UNDERSPACE!" Dipper looked down at Robbie who was too shocked to react properly yet. He gave him a sad look. "COME WITH ME, DIPPER PINES, OR I'LL SEE YOU IN A PUNISHMENT SPHERE FOR THE NEXT SNEVENTY YEARS!" continued the Time-Baby. Dipper looked back at the Time-Baby in defiance. "The only place you'll see me...is in HELL!" He let go of the tape and disappeared. "NOOOO!" The Time-Baby shouted in rage and disappeared with the force of a Thunderbolt. Robbie laid on the floor with his mouth still open. "So then I said, 'Wow, Gideon, you look even more like a girl than usual' and then he sa-" Stanford Pines opened the door and jumped back a little at the sight of a shirtless Robbie catatonic on the floor. "Aagh!" Robbie finally let out a scream. "AAAAGH!" Mabel, Stan, and a younger Dipper stood in the doorway and screamed in unison, "AAAAAAGH!" He jumped up, his guitar slung around his neck and ran past them shoving them aside, "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAGH!" In a place outside of time, a place outside of space, Dipper Pines pulled a little notebook from his pants' pocket. He made a check-mark on a page with a little picture of Robbie taped to it and began counting. "Looks like that makes...a baker's dozen!" He put the notebook away and traveled onward to the next universe. THE END 5 hours ago - Via Google+ - View - Jessika Jones : Give. Me. The. Time. Machine. NOW!!! Give. Me. The. Time. Machine. NOW!!! 9 hours ago - Via Reshared Post - View - Thomas Wilson : As a Science Fiction writer, you could say I am obsessed with the concept of time travel.  Both of the... As a Science Fiction writer, you could say I am obsessed with the concept of time travel.  Both of the books I have E-published so far contain and deal with aspects of traveling through time.  To the disappointment of my fans I have not described the apparatus of the time machine components in adequate detail, for the sole reason that I do not know how to build a real time machine. http://thomaswilsonstoryteller.blogspot.com/2012/10/time-travel.html Time Travel ~ Storyteller To the disappointment of my fans I have not described the apparatus of the time machine components in adequate detail, for the sole reason that I do not know how to build a real time machine. It is my firm belief that Time Travel is possible, and aspects of it have either been done or ... 12 hours ago - Via Google+ - View - Brian Kayser : I've just recently found that I love audio books.  I figured they were for the hearing impaired or for... I've just recently found that I love audio books.  I figured they were for the hearing impaired or for workers with long commutes.  My commute is only about 15 minutes to work.  However, when working to produce the audio book for The Curse of Europa, I figured I should listen to an audio book or two.  Now I'm hooked!!  Even though my commute is only 15 minutes, that is still a good 30 minutes a day.  If I go to lunch I may listen again in my car, or take headphones and listen while I eat.  It's great because it's hard to find time to read and it is easy now to plug reading into time that is otherwise "wasted", such as driving a car. On our trip to Florida (driving from Michigan), it was great.  It kept me awake better than the radio.  Even laying in the sun.  Sure, you can easily read, but it sure is more relaxing to just lay back and listen (especially if the audio book production is top notch.)  Many narrators will do certain voices for the various characters.  Depending on the narrator, sometimes this can be great, sometimes a bit weird.  If you've got a good narrator if adds a whole new level to the enjoyment of the book. So what is this "trick?"   It's not really a trick I guess.  There's nothing devious or deceitful about it. It's taking advantage of special pricing if you do things in the correct order.  I believe it is Amazon's way to promote their Whispersync technology.  The basic trick is that if you purchase the Kindle version of a book first, you may get a huge discount on the audio book.  You can basically purchase both the Kindle version and the Audio version for much less than just the Audio version alone.  And you don’t even have to be an Audible.com Gold member.  Many times the audio version is discounted down to $4.99, $2.99, $1.99, sometimes even 99 cents for example. Amazon owns Audible.com.  To purchase a book from Audible.com, you can simply login with your Amazon.com credentials.  You don’t have to sign-up for their membership to purchase audio books.  Members get special pricing and usually get a book a month for free (but you’re paying a monthly membership).  So again, you don’t need to do the monthly membership to take advantage of this “trick.”  In many cases, purchasing the Kindle version and then the Audible version is still cheaper than the member pricing (use less they use their monthly credit to get it for free, of course.) Here are some examples from popular books.  These are based on pricing as of 5/24/2013 The Hunger Games.  If you want to purchase the audio book alone it will cost you $24.95.  If you are an Audible.com member, you can get it for the discounted price of $19.58.  However, anyone, can purchase the Kindle version for $5.00 and then the Audible version is discounted to $3.95.  So… you can get both versions for $8.95.  You just saved $16. All legit, all direct through Amazon.com and Audible.com.  You can then download the Audible book onto a Kindle or any iPhone or Android phone via the Audible app. Mocking Jay / Catching Fire.  Well, to wrap up The Hunger Games series, you can get both versions for Mocking Jay for $9.48 (save $8.47) and both versions of Catching Fire for $9.94 (save $15.01.)  These are well narrated books by the way!  I’ve listened to them both. A Storm of Swords: A Song of Ice and Fire, Book III.  Purchase the Audio version for $39.95, or purchase the Kindle version for $9.99 and then get the discounted Audio version for $12.99.  So this one is a bit more expensive, but at $22.98 you are still saving $16.97! Wool Omnibus Edition.  You can get the Kindle version for $5.99 and then the Audio version for only $1.99.  So this is $7.98 vs. the regular price of $27.95 for only the Audio version alone.  Save almost $20.   The narration for this book is a little subpar, but okay. 14 by Peter Clines.  I LOVED this book.  The narrator did an awesome job!!  Purchase the Kindle version for $7.99 and get the audio version for only $1.99!  Again, the narration on this was superb, I highly recommend.  So you get both for $9.98 vs. $21.95, save $11.97! The Host: A Novel. Purchase both versions for $8.69 vs. $23.95, save $15.26. Gone Girl. Purchase both versions for $17.98 vs. $28.95, save 10.97. Theft of Swords: Riyria Revelations, Book 1.  Purchase both versions for $11.98 vs. $35.95, save $23.97. The Martian.  This is a GREAT book also.  Unfortunately the Kindle version is no longer available because this independent author got a full book deal and sold the rights.  The audio version is still available.  The audio book is GREAT also; the narrator did a superb job and has almost as many voices as Rich Little.   If you were not lucky enough to purchase the Kindle version for 99 cents when it was available, I still highly recommend the audio version for $13.96.  However, if you did happen to have purchased the Kindle version, you can get the audio version for just $2.99!! The Curse of Europa. I guess I would be remised if I left out my own book.  You can currently purchase the Kindle version for $2.99.  If you do so, you can get the Audible.com audio version for just $1.99.  So get both for $4.98 vs. $17.95, save $12.97. The Classics Okay, one last item.  You can get many classic book for free on Kindle, and then get the audio version for 99 cents in many cases.  Sometimes less!  Crazy! A few examples: A Tale of Two Cities.    Kindle version free, Audio version $0.99.  It is $4.89 if you don't "buy" the free version first. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.  Get both versions for $.049 The Mysterious Island. Both for $0.99 Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea.  Both for $2.99 The Invisible Man.  Both for $0.99   I just listened to this.  It was  a good narration! The Time Machine. Both for $0.49. See all the "Free Popular Classics" here:   www.amazon.com/s/?node=2245146011  Conclusion So, I think you get the point.  I’m not sure how long Amazon will be doing this special pricing promotion, but while they do, you can get some pretty fantastic deals.  Most of the time you can simply go to the Kindle version for a book and look for their "Whispersnyc for Voice" box.  In the box look for the bolded words: "for a reduced price of $$ after you buy this Kindle book." Some discounts are better than others.  Some are no discounts at all.  I believe it has to be a book with Whispersync enabled.  Explore and have fun! Amazon.com: Free eBook Collections: Kindle eBooks Find, shop for, and buy Free eBooks on Kindle ; Classics and Promotional eBook Titles 20 hours ago - Via Google+ - View - Kitty Struxness : 21 hours ago - Via Google+ - View - iMacland.com : MacUpdate Desktop MacUpdate Desktop Robotically Operate Utilities “The MacUpdate Desktop” Mac has introduced the useful utility called MacUpdate Desktop which can be operated automatically with the time machine feature of mac things 1 day ago - Via HootSuite - View - Carlos Alberto Salvá : The Time Machine Stream The Time Machine by Klaus Badelt on The Time Machine for free on Grooveshark. 1 day ago - Via Google+ - View - Stephine Haze : Watch the video: The Flintstones: The Time Machine Part 1 Season 5, Episode 18. At the fair, The Flintstones and Rubbles go into a Time Machine. 1 day ago - Via Google+ - View - Gallery Furniture : Get ready to step into the time machine for this, "Throwback Thursday" post. It has been such a long ... Get ready to step into the time machine for this, "Throwback Thursday" post. It has been such a long and marvelous journey, and today is just another step! Have an awesome day everyone! 1 day ago - Via Google+ - View - Lincoln. S Wayland : Please read :) Please read :) 2 days ago - Via Google+ - View - Jeff Tillotson : First dry run of the time machine prop tonight.  Of course, a lousy soldering job causes one of the LEDs... First dry run of the time machine prop tonight.  Of course, a lousy soldering job causes one of the LEDs to break early on.  That puts me on edge.  Then, I catch a few big plot holes in the game itself which bothers me more.  Got a little time to fix both.  I guess I know what I'm doing tomorrow night.  2 days ago - Via Google+ - View - SoHood.com : Movie News: Hot Tub Time Machine 2 Details Revealed? - Video Description: Contrary to what we heard straight... Movie News: Hot Tub Time Machine 2 Details Revealed? - Video Description: Contrary to what we heard straight from returning cast members Clark Duke and Craig Robinson, it looks like John Cusack will not be coming back for the "Time Machine" sequel. Instead Adam Scott will be joining the cast comprised of the two aforementioned actors as well as Rob Corddry, who recently dropped some [...] http://ow.ly/2x5cG6 Movie News: Hot Tub Time Machine 2 Details Revealed? Contrary to what we heard straight from returning cast members Clark Duke and Craig Robinson, it looks like John Cusack will not be coming back for the "Time Machine" sequel 2 days ago - Via HootSuite - View - Chas Belfield : Vote for Chas as the Ultimate Rush Fan I was in Afghanistan in 2010. On mid tour leave I came home to Rochester NY and drove to Columbus OH to see Rush on the Time Machine Tour. 2 days ago - Via Mobile - View - Jazz Biel : 2 days ago - Via Google+ - View - Astrum Investment Management : Check out Nevin on the guitar at the Classic Rock Mixer: http://youtu.be/JFAQZutpLEk Check out Nevin on the guitar at the Classic Rock Mixer: http://youtu.be/JFAQZutpLEk Watch the video: Spider in My Web Nevin Sanli Plays with Gary Coppola & The Time Machine at the Saturday Night Classic Rock Mixer 2 days ago - Via HootSuite - View - Jaco Brill : I got news from Iran, that an Iranian scientist named Ali Razhegi, has invented the time machine. I'm... I got news from Iran, that an Iranian scientist named Ali Razhegi, has invented the time machine. I'm confused, though I believe with his invention, but I am not sure. According to you, are you sure of that discovery???? Thank You 2 days ago - Via Reshared Post - View -