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I like this one, but the look is all wrong. The ghost of Christmas fat is actually my mother-in-law who serves enough fatty and sugary food for thirty people when there are only six of us. I am getting a visit from this ghost for the next three days!
Yeah, Kevin! Good grief. You got your ghosts confused! Christmas Past was thin, and Fat sounds like Past (well, closer than Present or Future) and Fat looks like Future, but Present was fat.
Now, who else is confused?
Naw, I didn't get confused. The ghost of Christmas Fat just happens to have the scary look associated with Christmas Future. He's an entirely different ghost of his own, and not affiliated with Dickensian Spectres Ltd. in any way.
http://74.53.148.133/files/mickey-meets-hamas.jpg
I was immediately reminded of Cloak, from Marvel's Cloak and Dagger. Although he sends victims to a dark, evil dimension, as opposed to making them obese.