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Mr. Atkinson, can you do the same for “Great Expectations” and then use the WayBack Machine to send it back to the mid 1960s? Then I could be spared reading it in 9th grade English.
Libertarians consider the story liberal rot and think Scrooge is fine as he was in the beginning. The same with Frank Capra’s “Its a wonderful life”.
gopher gofer about 4 years ago
he was in poor spirits, but is now in the spirit…
Digital Frog about 4 years ago
He never liked Christmas until it started ghosting him.
su43dipta about 4 years ago
Clyde is missing
Kaputnik about 4 years ago
Succinct, but not inaccurate.
I’ll have to read it again some time. Not sure if I have a copy in the house.
pathamil about 4 years ago
Needs a “God bless us, every one!” across the bottom…
The Reader Premium Member about 4 years ago
Such plot development!
Dewsolo about 4 years ago
Mr. Atkinson, can you do the same for “Great Expectations” and then use the WayBack Machine to send it back to the mid 1960s? Then I could be spared reading it in 9th grade English.
Diamond Lil about 4 years ago
Love it!!
WCraft about 4 years ago
You know…somehow it just doesn’t seem the same as the unabridged version…
Perkycat about 4 years ago
Why does anyone need to read it after this? Very much to the point without all those excess words! Bake cookies instead.
DukeDiamond about 4 years ago
I mean, pretty much?! Thanks for the laugh today!
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] about 4 years ago
The three ghosts are more than the cheap sheets ghosts. It is both a Christmas story and a haunted story.
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] about 4 years ago
Libertarians consider the story liberal rot and think Scrooge is fine as he was in the beginning. The same with Frank Capra’s “Its a wonderful life”.