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What is early days?
Whereby a male dons a leather cap, scarf and aviator goggles, pulls down his breeches and underwear, stretches his arms up in order to grip an imaginary propeller, and then procedes to jump up and down causing his flaccid penis to girate very much like a propeller in the early days of aviation. This delightful party trick can also be performed by women, whereby rotating breasts serve to represent said propeller(s). As described by one S. Milligan of Monkenhurst, Hadley, some time after WW2.
The child's entertainer performed a classic Early days of aviation, much to the merriment of the parents and the distress of their offspring.
Jebediah met his wife by performing the Early days of aviation for her during a summer ball.
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Early days - what is it?
The 'golden years' of the band's existance, many look back on this time with warm, fuzzy, and blurry memories. Early Green Day is most commonly cited to have existed from 1987-2000 and is known for such hits as "Going To Pasalacqua", "Paper Lanterns", "2000 Light Years Away", "Who Wrote Holden Caulfield?", "Longview", "Basket Case", "She", "When I Come Around", "Walking Contradiction", "Brain Stew", "Hitchin' A Ride", "Redundant", "Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)", "Warning", and "Minority" to name a few. Pretty much anything before American Idiot. Many 'h4rdcore 1337' fans tend to reference this version of the band to make pre-teen "21 Guns" fans feel stupid, which they should...
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What does "early days" mean?
This is a day made specially for the amazing people with the name Raven. These people are very special and we celebrate them by letting them leave early.
Wow! I wish my name was Raven so I could leave early on National Let Raven Leave Early Day.
Early days - what does it mean?
The beginning of a relationship, unofficial. Essential, it's way too soon to tell what will come of this.
Mercutio: What's up with you and Juliet?
Romeo: it's early days...we'll see.