Shortish stream today, should pop on around 15.00 CET. Still prepping site before the dig starts so expect a little shovelling, some diving and plenty of torches.
Hey did you know I have a discord server? If you're a fan of my writing, streaming, or posting, or just wanna hang out with my community, pop on over to: discord.gg/Kr34u8q Invite is good for 6 hours, make sure to pic…
Be right back, I've just watched a bit of Michael Portillo trying to 'bust some moves' to K-Pop on BBC2, and I've cringed myself inside-out.
He's good, Bertie. I went on his page and he posted today. Pop on over there and say hello.
Did this pop on the discover feed or something? It's 7 months old, but it seems like a number of people are just seeing it now
(transitive, informal, UK) To turn on.
Pop that light on, will you?
“Shortish stream today, should pop on around 15.00 CET. Still prepping site before the dig starts so expect a little shovelling, some diving and plenty of torches.”
“Hey did you know I have a discord server? If you're a fan of my writing, streaming, or posting, or just wanna hang out with my community, pop on over to: discord.gg/Kr34u8q Invite is good for 6 hours, make sure to pick roles on joining!”
“Be right back, I've just watched a bit of Michael Portillo trying to 'bust some moves' to K-Pop on BBC2, and I've cringed myself inside-out.”
“He's good, Bertie. I went on his page and he posted today. Pop on over there and say hello.”
“Did this pop on the discover feed or something? It's 7 months old, but it seems like a number of people are just seeing it now”
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