Because of the naughty children and they naughty children parents warned them that the childrens parents got mad because they have been really naughty and the children sometimes got into trouble because they draw on walls, Not doing what there told, not doing homework, not listening, getting bad grades, not going to school, driving cars by making there parents very rage, being loud at night and not having money dollars to order and buy stuff online without a credit card and signing up for an extra account, not doing there job correctly, getting busted, not paying attention at school, destroying peoples office, getting grounded from computers, downloading on computers without asking, unplugging schools pc, hitting peoples walls, & hurting people, sometimes they get have punishment from there parents
Santa leaves rotten apples/coal/etc. for numerious reasons. One being that to indicate that the child has been bad. Another reason would be for them to atleast get something as a "present".
because of the naughty kids and it'll save the elves some time
Lumps of Coal
Traditionally, Santa gives naughty people lumps of coal.
Lumps of Coal
Traditionally, Santa Clause gives gifts of toys, fruit and/or nuts to good children, while naughty ones get lumps of coal.
No, Saint Nickolas (or Santa) brings presents (though some people believe that the Christ child does this). The German "Belsnickel" is a counterpart to Santa and is actually the one believed to be the disciplinarian, taking children who have been naughty or sometimes merely leaving lumps of coal and switches.
Santa may leave a lump of coal for naughty children as a reminder to be kind and behave well.
when all the nice people have a present when all the naughty people have coal
santa clause will not come santa clause will leave you coal:(
Yes better hope your good!
Traditionally, a lump of coal is left by Santa Claus for children who have not been good.
The dirtiest gift Santa usually gives is coal, but you have to be on the naughty list to get it.
They got some snow and some coal and no presents