go Scrooge yourself


a phrase used when someone shows particular animosity towards the christmas spirit, commonly to get them to b-gg-r off and get with the season. usually, it acts and supplements as a more personable and holiday appropriate way of telling someone ‘go screw yourself’.
person #1: come on, turn off that christmas music! it’s so irritating!

person #2: don’t be such a grinch.

person #1: seriously, man. don’t make me come down their.

person #2: you know what, dude? go scrooge yourself.

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