#Christmas?

[quins-makeshift-menagerie]

mmmmmMMMMMMM

[2hufacts]

This stupid idea refused to leave me. Noelle comes out.

[sofitai28]

just hold me

uhh half assed wip that I will not be finishing. happy Arthur death day everyone. expect tma art soon lmao

[hufflepuffhabs]

🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄

[always-smileing]

he's ready.

[villainsandheroes]

Nov. 2nd

“Iiiiit’s~ Christmas time and time for a Carol time to sing abo~“

“Shut up, Hero!”

“Oh, stop being a Grinch, Villain. Happy Holi~”

“It’s November 2nd!”

“… it’s beginning to look a lot like Ch~”

“HERO!”

[mattsirach]

I've realized I've never posted this drawing from 2020 that was part of a Christmas card. I still like it!

[pagexofxcups]

it's merthur weekend, gird your loins, this is the major leagues

[bowlzone]

Today's cereal is Sainsbury's new Christmas offering, Elf Munch Mix.

Initial impressions: Sainsbury's have been known in the past to make some pretty creative Christmas cereals, in particular their 2020 Mince Pie Wheats, which while not particularly good were extremely innovative. Elf Munch Mix is similarly promising, in that though it doesn't look very good, I can't help but respect it. This cereal appears like an enthusiastic child took a multi-pack of small cereal boxes and mixed it into one big, cursed, bowl. Elf Munch Mix is made up of 'strawberry flavored elf hoops, choco pops, mini cornflakes and festive stars', with elf hoops coming out on top for the best name. I'm excited to try this hodgepodge concoction, but am bracing myself for disappointment.

Post bowl thoughts: Last year I collected several different Christmas snacks into one Tupperware for a friend of mine. Most of these snacks were savory, but there was also a thick chunk of homemade peppermint bark. In their short confinement, the peppermint leeched out and tainted every other snack in that Tupperware, destroying them all from within. Peppermint bark-gate was my instant first thought when trying Elf Munch Mix, because the exact same thing has happened. The strawberry has overpowered all previous tastes, making it so that even the individual components when tried alone have the same artificial strawberry flavor. The mini cornflakes hold a slight savoriness within them still, but the inoffensive fake strawberry dominates the palette. Thankfully this is a cereal for the texture enthusiasts and the mix of different pieces in a single spoon gives a chew that truly offers everything. The contrast between the choco pops and mini cornflaks in particular is exceptional, with the latter being thicker and crunchier than a standard cornflake and offering a nice chomp that contrasts with the rest of the cereal nicely. The festive stars are the only element in this mix that are truly forgettable. Honestly, I wish they had taken the opportunity to add in one more flavor. If the stars were for example cinnamon, it would have been a full 10/10 glowing review. As it stands, I think this cereal is kind if heinous, but also fantastic. The mad scientists at the Sainsbury's own brand Christmas cereal factory innovate yet again, without ever stopping to ask first if they should.

[julienrbakery]

THEY. ARE. BACK??!!!!

[morsking]

happy mahoyo release this is your opportunity to make a good christmas joke

[lmanberg]

and jason? check your mailbox.

For me? 🥺

[skzstay143]

Felix Never Bad

[thegreatdivorce]

[kiwi-tmntfan]

Guys help I think my brain is broken, thanks to the turtle tots on the shirt I got a week ago