620: Laser Tag by Digigekko | Dust in the wind 🔥

Wel­come you amaz­ing peo­ple – it’s a Fri­day mates and that means a week­end of relax­ing, chill­ing, and hav­ing a blast. Right now I’m drink­ing one helu­va drink, gin­ger and hon­ey, and yikes it packs a punch. Heh I always find the gin­ger over­pow­er­ing in these drinks, but I always remem­ber, it’s good for yah….still….can’t escape that shiv­er from the strength of the gin­ger. Do you guys and gals get that? It’s like when you drink tea that’s been steep­ing for 15 minutes….it’s like a black tea bomb of flavour. If you weren’t awake before, you would be then hahah.

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Mates today I’m bring­ing you the final part of Laser Tag by Digigekko, we found out what goes wrong, and what is to hap­pen next, so with­out fur­ther ado, turn the lights off, the sound up, and get ready for some­thing dif­fer­ent…

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