Back in my day

A phrase typically used by old people to criticize younger people or to justify themselves.

Kids today are always on their phones, but back in my day we were only allowed to play with a wooden stick!

by kho25 March 6, 2022

highlight of my day

The best part of your day. Something that you really enjoyed.

Going out to lunch with my friends was the highlight of my day.

by eggiest February 20, 2016

Oh my days

A term which is used in when shcoked or in awe or something.

A certain Josh Mills is fond of this term.

"Oh my days, BISCUITS"

by morgangills November 21, 2004

Oh my days

The London and Essex equivalent of "oh my god".

"Oh my days, blood. They've made the Arsenal game behind closed-doors."

by Germane Host June 11, 2022

Back in my day...

The prefix of a phrase uttered by elders and adults describing what it was like to do something in their own past.

Old Man Ulysses: Back in my day, we would look up Webster's Dictionary instead of Urban Dictionary. No biased information there!
Pizza Guy: WAT 0_0
Wordington-Chan: Gee, I didn't know that. Thanks for the enlightment~! ^w^
Old Man Ulysses: You're welcome, lass. Anyways, back in my day, instead of ordering pizza, we made our own on our farms.
Pizza Guy: WAT ):<
Old Man Ulysses: Back in my day...
Pizza Guy: WATEVER (Yeah, I know, nobody used emoticons in their own dialogues.)

by Mr. Wordington the Tenth October 31, 2018

Oh my days

Used to express shock, excitement and uncontrollable emotion.

"Oh my days, that's shocking! As if he farted!"

by Travvo April 20, 2009

Back in my day

Is when a person above the age of 60 says that something was harder back then.

Justin: It's so hard to walk to school everyday.

Old person: Back in my day I had to walk over Mt. Everest to get to school.

by Balls and tiddies August 31, 2022