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hinga dinga durgen

As heard in Spongebob, "Happy Lief Erickson Day! Hinga dinga durgen!" Obviously poking fun at the speech of the vikings.
"Dear Spongebob,
Out to buy more giant paper,
Uhhhhhhh,
Patrick
P.S. Happy Lief Erikson day!!! Hinga dinga durgen!

Hinga Dinga Durgen

From the episode "Bubble Buddy" of the francize SpongeBob SquarePants. SpongeBob (The main character) wakes up, while wearing a fake ginger beard and Viking hat. Then sits up in his bed then says directing to the audience "Hey everybody it's Leif Erikson day. Hinga Dinga Durgen!". The line 'Hinga Dinga Durgen' teases the way Vikings spoke.
Person 1: Happy October 9th Leif Erikson Day! Hinga Dinga Durgen!

hinga dinga durgen

The official phrase of Leif Erikson Day.
Hey everybody, it’s Leif Erikson Day! Hinga dinga durgen!

ingadingadurgen 

a word spongebob squarepants uses in one of his episodes during "Leif Erickson day"
ingadingadurgen by Sara November 11, 2004

Hinga Dinga Durgen

An expression commonly used in Old Norse to express glee.
Spongebob: Hey everyone, it's Leif Erikson day! Hinga Dinga Durgen!
Hinga Dinga Durgen by mrpenisnipple February 20, 2019

Hingadingagram 

O.E. Verb:
Physical examination of the Hingadinga.
I have an appointment next week for my Hingadingagram examination.
Hingadingagram by Dr. GeoBell July 3, 2012
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