A term used in the game "Four Last Things", more than likely originating from the Renaissance era.
Used in the same way as off you go, something you say to someone just as they are about to walk away.
Not to be mistaken for pop you off
Used in the same way as off you go, something you say to someone just as they are about to walk away.
Not to be mistaken for pop you off
peasant one: i hear there is a good deal on breadcrumbs in the next alleyway-over!
peasant two: off you pop, then!
peasant two: off you pop, then!
by sexy_piece_of_bread May 30, 2019