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Pápi Pingu 

“Pápi Pingu er svakligur.” Thats a sentence we usually hear in a normal conversation. Pápi Pingu is the father of Pingu, and they both participate in the show “Pingu” where Pingu is the main character. Pápi Pingu is often seen very mad on the show, and when BBC asked him of stage if he really was mad, he answered (on Pápi Pingu language):”Pingu aktar óhugnaliga illa og lugtar av lorti. Hann sigur ei heldur Harra Pápi Pingu, tá hann støkkur inn á gátt hjá Abba Pingu.” BBC knew exactly what Pápi Pingu was talking about and understood the situation.
Mad father touches kids
Pápi Pingu touches kids
Pápi Pingu by Mr Gonzalo July 9, 2020

pápi pingu 

Pápi Pingu is svakligur. He is considered to be so mad, that if you yell “Elvis” in to a wall slowly, he will call his oldest son Pingu, and slap the shit out of him. When Pápi Pingu is the svakligasti he can turn full on Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein. That’s why everyone fear Pápi Pingu. And if you don’t fear Pápi Pingu... Trust me, you soon will.
Fear mad father
Fear Pápi Pingu
pápi pingu by Mr Gonzalo July 8, 2020

pápi pingu 

Pápi Pingu is a very mad father of the young padawan Pingu. If you don’t do what Pápi Pingu says, he will get very svakligur. Pápi Pingu is very fast.
Mad father comes after you
Pápi Pingu comes after you
pápi pingu by Mr Gonzalo July 8, 2020
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