POP IT and SIMPLE DIMPLE
Pop-it literally translates as “pop it”. This is a child's game, the process of which can be compared to the bursting of an air-bubble wrapping film. But if in the second case each "pimple" is one-time, then pop-its can be pressed with characteristic sensations and sounds "infinitely": dozens of silicone bubbles are simply squeezed out in the other direction.
Pop-it literally translates to "pop it". This is a child's game, the process of which can be compared to the bursting of an air-bubble wrapping film. But if in the second case each "pimple" is one-time, then pop-its can be pressed with characteristic sensations and sounds "infinitely": dozens of silicone bubbles are simply squeezed out in the other direction.
Pop-it literally translates to "pop it". This is a child's game, the process of which can be compared to the bursting of an air-bubble wrapping film. But if in the second case each "pimple" is one-time, then pop-its can be pressed with characteristic sensations and sounds "infinitely": dozens of silicone bubbles are simply squeezed out in the other direction.
Pop-it literally translates to "pop it". This is a child's game, the process of which can be compared to the bursting of an air-bubble wrapping film. But if in the second case each "pimple" is one-time, then pop-its can be pressed with characteristic sensations and sounds "infinitely": dozens of silicone bubbles are simply squeezed out in the other direction.
Pop-it literally translates to "pop it". This is a child's game, the process of which can be compared to the bursting of an air-bubble wrapping film. But if in the second case each "pimple" is one-time, then pop-its can be pressed with characteristic sensations and sounds "infinitely": dozens of silicone bubbles are simply squeezed out in the other direction.
Pop-it literally translates to "pop it". This is a child's game, the process of which can be compared to the bursting of an air-bubble wrapping film. But if in the second case each "pimple" is one-time, then pop-its can be pressed with characteristic sensations and sounds "infinitely": dozens of silicone bubbles are simply squeezed out in the other direction.
