#scrooges

[antvnger]

I’m American, and I think it’s too damn early for Christmas. If spooky season only gets one month then so should “the most wonderful time of the year.”

-a bitter Meme Lord, who just realized that he’s sounding a bit like Scrooge.

Hey, you and Ant-Mun could be friends based solely on that. She thinks Christmas starts right after Thanksgiving and not on November 1st.

But since she’s only admin, she can’t do anything about Christmas on my blog! 😁

Dude, if you only could see the death glare in getting right now.

[obsessivefangirl]

December started so from the bottom of my heart I say to you:

Ebenezer Scrooge is the companies that capitalize Christmas and mistreat their workers with the logos of giving.

Stop calling non-believers or non-celebrators or even people who don't go all out and don't have the best experience with it Scrooges. Scrooge was a greedy man who mistreated his workers and saw Christmas as an annoyance due to bonuses and breaks for workers. He was a man who needed to learn kindness and generosity and see his workers as people. His problem wasn't "I don't care for Christmas" the deeper meaning was his greed. Yes it's a Christmas story but that isn't what it's all about.

[dazeddoodles]

Disney Parental Figures in their youth

[mismess]

Grunkle Scrooge

[ninjadoodleduck]

[etherealglimmer]

☆ Put this star into the inbox of your favorite blogs. It's time to spread positivity ❤︎

I love you, K

[yubriamakesart]

"Scrooge said that he would see him—yes, indeed he did. He went the whole length of the expression, and said that he would see him in that extremity first." - Charles Dickens, A Christmas Carol

[tealottie]

[sakuramoti0903]

I found a funny photo so I couldn't resist painting this.

[mrgladstonegander]

joining the war on transgender scrooge on the side of transgender scrooge

[brightlotusmoon]

[dedicatedfollower467]

one of the things i love about ebenezer scrooge, and a christmas carol in general, is that, unlike most fictional rich people, scrooge doesn't allow himself the luxuries that he denies to others.

like. he is enormously wealthy, but does he spend his money on good food and nice things and indulgences? no. he keeps his house dark because it's cheaper to not light things, he eats gruel, he barely even makes a big enough fire to heat himself, let alone the room. he scrimps and pinches pennies everywhere he can - including in areas that other people would consider "necessities" rather than "luxuries."

the story of a christmas carol is as much about ebenezer scrooge coming to realize that his misanthropy and miserliness is making himself as miserable as it's making everyone around him, and learning to once again take joy in living in a way he hasn't allowed himself since he was a boy.

it's genuinely cruel to ebenezer scrooge to compare him to assholes like elon musk and jeff bezos.

for all that he is a terrible, terrible person, at least scrooge isn't a damn hypocrite.

[brotherly-lov3]

Two types of uncles

[catabasis]

“You don't get bored of stories. None of us, as human beings, we just—we never get bored of stories. And I get to tell stories. And each story is new and different, so it's a continuously renewing thing. And hopefully you are constantly getting better at your corner of the storytelling process, and you can—with each new challenge, you sort of have to find a new sort of corner of yourself. And it keeps being difficult, and it keeps being challenging, and it keeps being exciting. And fun as well, if I'm absolutely honest.” — DAVID TENNANT (born April 18, 1971)

[mismess]

Ok I got this image out of my system ok I'm good now

[eluetime]

A soft Crowley with a Duck