A fork of Rural Dictionary
Ding dang do comes from a British television show called 'Max and Paddy'. It is used to say something is ok. Also Northern slang.
Friend: 'For lunch do you want a steak?' Me: 'Aye, that'll ding dang do for me!'
Defo scran it The wise words said by the goat Ollie ball
“I’ve got commitment issues but I’m trying to fix that for you” it’s Ollie ball here proper ding dang do
A phrase coined by dumbass rednecks all over the south and made famous by Denis Leary.
Dang man! A ding dang do! I can't think of a damn intelligent thing to say on account of bein' a dumb redneck.
Popularised by Ollie ball and his friend Jacob, this word is perfect response when reviewing something or it’s so awkward there’s nothing to say
Attie: my boy best friend is coming over, but i promise nothing will happen Dan: that’s a proper ding dang do