Re: Nerd Boy, episode 614
In <m2w...@baba.ba>, Babacio wrote: >"Joaquim G�ndara". > >> Greetings Nerd Boy! I am the No you're not, you're just >> ghost of Christmas past! me from a couple of days ago. >> _ , , >> /OO OO >> < > .||. >> ____ |_| ____________________ dd _____________ >> > >Uh, question of civilization: it's not the first time I meet this idea >of 'ghost of Christmast psat', or at least something very similar. Is >that US folklore ? Jacob Marley (the ghost of Christmas Past) was a fictional character from "A Christmas Carol", which was created in the 1840's by an English novelist named Charles Dickens.
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