Pistol has fun with her dad.

They say that those who find true love only find it once in their lifetime. This was what Goofy had always believed as he thought his time in love was over, but he learns that the arrow never strikes just once when Clarabelle arrives in town, leaving him head-over-loafers in love. He's afraid of what'll happen if Max finds out. But, that's the problem; Max already knows.

Max's daughter gets into trouble at school and her boyfriend does what he can to help her. (Author's Note: Mentions of drugs and violence)

This is my version of Goof Troop where Peg is married to Goofy instead of Pete.

She seemed to sleep soundly until she heard a noise and noticed he was gone. A small trek to investigate turns into something they've both needed for a while. (Goofy X Clarabelle short one-shot)

Takes place before Max and Goofy move to Spoonerville. It's Max's first day of first grade he is a little nervous.

What if Pete never had that "dream" at the end of Wrecks Lies and Videotape but everything predicted in that dream came true. Each major event listed in that "dream" will be covered as they are given greater context and extended into a proper story.

After getting picked on at school due to her real name, PJ tries to cheer up Pistol by telling the story of her birth and how she got her nickname If you're into cutey poo stories this one's up your alley

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All dogs loves toys.

First the Goof Troop and PJ are always sticking together, then the most boopinest thing happens: Peg Poots. Her big bubble butt burps brassy, boopinest blasts.

Set in present-day. Pistol, 27, comes up with a scheme to get free stuff by claiming her older brother's tragic history as her own, which works well, until one of her marks meets him; PJ tries to get Pistol to see why Pete is a bad role model. Rated K-plus for brief mild adult themes and mild language.

Max and Pj have left for college a few weeks ago and Goofy is having a hard time coping, things only get worse for him when he gets fired at work, it seems his holiday is ruined until he gets a letter from Peg inviting him to spend Christmas with her and Pistol instead they come to him. Even with Pete next door, it's going to be an interesting Christmas. PegxGoofy.

Goofy helps Peg spent time in the kitchen cooking for a while in the first episode, while alone they talked, caught up with each other and learned that both their lives could have been very different.

Max and PJ get invited to an end of the school year shindig, where he plans to gather up his courage and ask Roxanne out at the party but there's some stiff competition for Roxanne's heart. Rated K Plus for some violence and crude humor.

A sequel/interquel to Dishonesty Policy. Pete is determined to win custody of PJ back no matter what, but sometimes he takes one step forward and two steps back. Is it more than one social worker who loves a challenge can handle? Rated T for brief mild sexual themes and strong language.

Rose Deckenbloom meets up with a guy she hasn't seen in 15 years and, upon seeing he's married with a child, regrets not making different choices. Takes place in 2009. Beret Girl/PJ, Rose-centric. Rated K-plus for brief mild adult themes.

After PJ is falsely accused of cheating on an essay and Pete harshly punishes him for it, Max triggers a chain reaction that results in the Social Services coming to Pete's door. Meanwhile, PJ comes to with the disparity between his own feelings and Pete's that has haunted him for years. Set in 1996 with flashback scenes to 1987. Rated T for language.

A Max/Peg, son/mother story as I felt the relationship could do with some elaboration. Nice and fluffy. I do not own Goof Troop.

Max is feeling a little bit lonely, But of course his Dad's always there to make him smile. GoofyxMax set during Goof Troop

Set on November 26th, 2007, fifteen years after their arrest, one of the two criminals who appeared in the episode The Good, the Bad, and the Goofy reflect on the day Pete and Goofy arrested them, and the torture they suffered thereafter.