Back in the 'good old days',

This was the original reference to the past BEFORE it was bastardized by the cheap ghetto and sport radio jock talk: 'back in the day', which has become popular of late...

Back in the 'good old days', we used to have to walk a mile through 3 feet of snow to get to school every day.

by JJGATES December 2, 2011

touch it in the back

1. what ever you want it to mean.

2. synonmous with "see you later" or "take it easy"

Nelson: See you tomorrow Fern Gully.

Fern: Yeah you dumb fuck, touch it in the back.

by Nelson Mcgill October 24, 2007

back in the day

Referring to a time period previous to the present, usually recalled with a somewhat blissful vision.

Back in the day, I remember those good times we used to have hanging out at Lyon's.

by brainz November 7, 2001

laying back in the cut

In a relaxed state, especially with friends while not engaging in any specific activity.

When Allison called, I was laying back in the cut with Will and Jay and didn't feel like engaging in awkward conversation with her.

by Tmbggeek August 29, 2006

Business in the front, party in the back

Mullet

You see that mullet? That's a business in the front, party in the back style!

by MsLi23 May 11, 2012

the hoe is back in the shed

Describes the situation in which an insufferable bitch thankfully won't be attending parties/events for the foreseeable future due to the fact that she is expecting a child.

Looks like we won't be seeing Dina's ratchet ass anymore... the hoe is back in the shed.

by jesus fuckn christ all the names are taken April 21, 2020

Back in old country

A term used to talk to russian imigrants into the united states, for example:

Russian: Wow, country of america boring, i go to no party i have-a no fun.

American:(talks in place of russian) "Back in old country....(fill in blank to make fun of said person)

by бай хуй January 16, 2009