◉ CLASSIC POP BALL BURST GAME WITH A DOG THEME Important: In the Crusoe Dachshund dog bubble shooter, instead of popping bubbles, you pop squeaky balls to save the squirrels! With fun balloon shooter, plenty of puppy friends & squirrels, ball burst gameplay, and funny squeaky toy sounds your dog might love it just as much as you!

Introducing Crusoe Squeaky Ball Bubble POP - Crusoe the Dachshund's new bubble pop game.

It might just end up being the greatest story ever told.POP BUBBLE SHOOTER WITH CRUSOE THE DACHSHUNDĭo you like crazy pop bubble puzzle games?Īre you searching for a new puppy bubble shooter? Both bands are readying new studio albums for next year, but for now this is Bubble & Squeak and The Christmas Stick, preparing to battle it out with Mariah Carey and the winner of X Factor for the Christmas number one with the most unexpectedly sublime Christmas duet since Fairytale Of New York. This is the fifteenth Christmas song he has recorded in his career. Jof Owen is the singer in The Boy Least Likely To, whose Greatest Hits album is released in November. Poppy Hankin is the singer in seminal North London indie pop group Girl Ray, who released their own Christmas hit last year (I Wish I Were Giving You A Gift) This Christmas and whose debut album Earl Grey was released on Moshi Moshi to widespread critical acclaim. With sleigh bells and snowflakes and an omnichord twinkling away, it’s as hopelessly joyful as it is oddly melancholic. It retells the story of a chance encounter on a lonely winter night between two strangers whose eyes meet across a bustling broadway before they’re both struck by a mysterious festive talisman and end up spending the rest of the holidays together and writing a Christmas love song all about it. Sweet and impossibly romantic, with a little nod to Kurt Vile and Courtney Barnett and a cheeky wink to Nancy And Lee, the Christmas Stick is a misty eyed slacker pop masterpiece. Bubble & Squeak are Poppy from Girl Ray and Jof from The Boy Least Likely To, brought together underneath the mistletoe by a shared love of all things Christmas and tongue in cheek indie pop. From Bing Crosby and David Bowie to John Denver and The Muppets, the Christmas duet has always been a joyous staple of every holiday season, and this year it’s time to add a new festive duet to the Christmas party playlist.

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