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helikopter

Its a funni meme where indian man has epic skills and takes out a helicopter with the song helikoter.
yo u seen the new meme helikopter?
yea man its so funny
(i hate life)
helikopter by sus-sus November 30, 2021
Related Words
a brave and smart person always loved by bitches. sexiest man to ever walk the earth. most powerful human being
guy - WHOA IS THAT HELIKA?
chaniru - oh no (runs for dear life)
helika - thats the most huge turd i ever saw running
helika by i make racist definitons February 11, 2022

helikopter helikopter 

para kofer para kofer
Meme helikopter helikopter
you PARA KOFER PARA KOFER
helikopter helikopter by Exclabiur December 17, 2021

hellikuh 

Drunken word for hekkuh and helluh combined together
Man 1:hellikuh dude!
Man 2:lol what did you just say
hellikuh by Volcomxmonster January 7, 2008

I helsike heller! 

Another famous Swedish phrase. The english translation would be: Hell no! In Swedish you can also say: Aldrig i livet! (not in this lifetime)

The phrases indicates that it is somthing that you don't want to have or do. It is pronunced like: (Iii Helsikke hellor)
-You want to go on a date with me tomorrow?
- I helsike heller! or Aldrig i livet!

- Eat this piece of broccoli now.
- I helsike heller.

- You are coming with me to that party.
- I helsike heller.
I helsike heller! by Flis May 3, 2006

Helikopter parakopter

Meme which was originally found in a bosnian song by Fazlija - Helikopter

Actually he doesn't say parakopter but a para kofer or translated bag full of money
Helikopter helikopter parakopter parakopter
Helikopter parakopter by Čovek November 22, 2021
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Respectfully 

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murderhobo 

In a tabletop game, a murderhobo is a player who murders NPCs indiscriminately. This is normally derogatory, referring to a player who totally ignores quests, dialog, backstory, trade, world building etc.

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Steve: I'd like to roll a strength check against strangling the orphan.
Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
murderhobo by Loup&S September 9, 2021
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