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Pacifica: Our first newcomer is... Mabel... Mabel: Yeah! Let's get this Pioneer Day started! Right guys? USA! USA! Crowd: USA! USA! America guy: USA, USA! Pacifica: I'm sorry to break it to you, but Pioneer Day is for serious people, and you look and act ridiculous. I mean, a puppy playing basketball? Are you always this silly? Mabel: Hey, I can be serious! Pacifica: You do have nachos hanging from your ears, hon. Haha, wow, I'm embarrassed for you. Give her a hand everybody! Now who wants to hear more about me? Dipper: Excuse me. Pacifica: Everyone say Northwest! Northwest Family: Northwest! Camera clicks, taking picture. Pacifica: We're perfect. Cut to Mabel and Dipper. Dipper: Hey, you okay? Mabel: I need some old-timey butterscotch. Dipper: Let's get out of here.

"Water under the bridge" is an idiom that refers to past events or issues that are no longer considered important or worth worrying about: "We've had some disagreements in the past, but that's all water under the bridge now". Mabel is so carefree.

Sheriff Blubs: Here-ye, here-ye! Ye olde commencement ceremony is about to commence. Deputy Durland: Woo! I've got a bell! Old woman: Oh, no! Police, my purse! Durland: Ring ring! Ring ring! Woo! Blubs: He sure loves his bell. Pacifica Northwest: Howdy, everyone! You all know me, Pacifica Northwest, great-great granddaughter of town-founder, Nathaniel Northwest. I'm also very rich. The crowd applauds. Pacifica: Now if you've got the pioneer spirit, we ask you to come on up and introduce yourself. Mabel: Audience participation! Dipper: I don't know, Mabel. Isn't that girl kinda like your arch-enemy? Mabel: That's water under the bridge.

As for marrying a woodpecker, despite the fact that the United States has its share of unusual and outdated laws, it has never been legal in the United States, or anywhere else, to marry a woodpecker or any other animal. It is purely fictional and used for comedic effect. It plays on the absurdity of old, outdated laws or traditions, but it's entirely made up for the purpose of humor. The idea is meant to be ridiculous, highlighting the quirky and strange nature of the town and its history.

Gold panning is a method used to separate gold from other materials in riverbeds. It involves using a pan to wash gravel or sand, allowing the heavier gold particles to settle at the bottom of the pan. This activity was popular during the Gold Rush in the 19th century and is often associated with the adventurous spirit of pioneers.

Candle dipping is a traditional method of making candles. It involves repeatedly dipping a wick into hot wax, allowing each layer to cool and harden before dipping again, gradually building up the candle. This was a common practice in the 19th century, making it a fitting activity for Pioneer Day.

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"Pioneer Day" refers to a celebration of the early settlers (pioneers) who founded the town of Gravity Falls. These pioneers were people who explored new territories and established settlements in the 19th century in America. They were often seen as brave and adventurous, laying the groundwork for future communities. "Yahoos" here is used informally to describe people who behave in a silly or uncivilized way. It’s a playful insult referring to people dressing up and acting foolishly during the celebration. The word originates from Jonathan Swift's novel "Gulliver's Travels," where "Yahoos" were brutish (wild) creatures.

Dipper: Man, look at the town. Worker: Dirty glass. We got dirty glass! Dirty glass. Stan: Ah, boy. It's Pioneer Day. Every year these yahoos dress up like idiots to celebrate the day Gravity Falls was founded. Toby Determined: Welcome to 1863! Stan: I will break you, little man! Toby: Ahh! Mabel: Wow! Look! Candle dipping! Dipper: Whoa, gold panning! Priest: I now pronounce you man and wife. Woodpecker guy: I do! Mabel: What chu talking 'bout? Dipper: Oh yeah. I remember this. In Gravity Falls it used to be legal to marry woodpeckers. Woodpecker guy: Oh, it's still legal. Very legal. Announcer: Come one and all for the opening ceremonies! Mabel: Grunkle Stan, you coming? Stan: No, thank you! Just remember if you come back to the Shack talking like these people, you're dead to me! Dipper: Thar's a carpetbagger in the turnip cellar! Mabel: Well, hornswabber my haversack! Stan: DEAD TO ME!!!

Mabel Pines: Ha-ha! Nacho earrings. I'm hilarious! Stan Pines: That's debatable. Aw, come on, what's with all this traffic? And why is it all...covered wagons? Oh no! No! No! Not today! Not today! A few women gasp in the presence of him nearly running them over. He backs up, and begins to drive the car backwards. Dipper Pines: Grunkle Stan, what's going on? Stan: We gotta get outta here... Before it's too late! They've circled the wagons! We're trapped! NOOOOOOOOO!! Mabel: I've got a good feeling about today.