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Good Times 

accompanied by Bad times. Made famous by infamous hair man Justin Lee Collins. Used to describe two situations in the same sentence.
Michael: I got smashed last night while playing centurian. Good times. But then I fell over my own foot and smashed my head off a concrete pavement. Bad times.
Good Times by GlewbyDoo_x March 3, 2009

bomb times 

great times, had a lot of fun, time dilation experienced after smoking weed
We had some bomb times, chillin this summer.
bomb times by john mathew November 13, 2005

J.O.times Day 

feb.21 exactly a week after v-times day.. to celebrate with your Jump-Off or sidechick
"I took wifey to a resort for v-times day"wht are u going to do for J.O.times day? " something cheap but nice "movie, drinks, telly"
J.O.times Day by BigDre32 February 14, 2009

The *insert word/words hear* times 

Used to refer to a past memory.

The phrase can be used with almost any word/words in the English language, and hundreds of words from various other languages.
The *insert word/words hear* times

Mary "Hey do you remember if you left your shoes on the boat yesterday arvo?"

Patrick - "You mean back in The 'boat' times?

Good times 

1. (n) A restaurant chain found only in colorado known for its custard

2. (?) A phrase one says when shaking hands at a catholic mass instead of the usual "peace be with you".

3. (n) The name of a soon-to-be popular book
1. Shannon: Hey, I'm in colorado. Where can i get a quick bite to eat?
Basil: Good times. They have burgers and the best custard ever.

2. Mr. Murphy: Peace be with you *shakes mariah's hand*
Mariah: Good times

3. Mariah: Are we ever going to publish that book?
Shannon: As soon as you start calling me again
Good times by Storm Abernast May 11, 2009

good times 

phrase to express times that are good
Dude pat i hooked up with the hottet girl last night man, her name was emily and she was sweet! -Good Times man-
good times by Patrick Rasmus March 2, 2005