happy days
(British, Irish) An exclamation which expresses satisfaction.
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Just arrived home after a whistle stop trip to Monza and this was waiying for me, happy days.
♪ Bye Bye My Happy Days 熊谷幸子 — POISON KISS #NowPlaying
FC26 (the current fifa football/soccer game) is free to download & play on the PlayStation 5 as of today. Happy days 👏🏼
I stayed in one in Eyam once IIRC. Happy days
I'm sorry I'm so insecure today is just a bad day for me. I drew myself smiling even tho I'm depressed cuz I do have happy days
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(British, Irish) An exclamation which expresses satisfaction.
“Just arrived home after a whistle stop trip to Monza and this was waiying for me, happy days.”
— Bluesky· May 2026“♪ Bye Bye My Happy Days 熊谷幸子 — POISON KISS #NowPlaying”
— Bluesky· May 2026“FC26 (the current fifa football/soccer game) is free to download & play on the PlayStation 5 as of today. Happy days 👏🏼”
— Bluesky· May 2026“I stayed in one in Eyam once IIRC. Happy days”
— Bluesky· May 2026“I'm sorry I'm so insecure today is just a bad day for me. I drew myself smiling even tho I'm depressed cuz I do have happy days”
— Bluesky· May 2026
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