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Good Ol' Days

A phrase; Used by old people, when these words are used in combination it is a signal to young people to get the hell out.
Ahh yes the Good Ol' Days. Did i ever tell you about the time we rode the train from st. louis to san diego? (this is where you leave)
Good Ol' Days by somebody special January 27, 2004
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Good Ol' Days

A time when White Christian Conservative Men could get drunk in Public, beat their Wives and hang a Person of Color on a whim with no worries of Prosecution.
Back in the "Good Ol' Days" that Black Man wouldn't have talked to me like that.
Good Ol' Days by UrDaddyo March 14, 2022

Good ol days 1857 

This means someone misses the days of slavery
White man: I miss the Good ol days 1857
Black man: What does that mean?
White man: I miss slavery
Good ol days 1857 by KaritoMaker February 9, 2023

The good Ol days of music 

Oh the GOOD OLD DAYS OF MUSIC.

Yeah. Every generation says that. Fact is, countless excellent bands are created every day, many excellent new bands will be made and their fans will grow up to say that was the apex of music.

Basically, piss off.
*the good ol days of music doesn't exist, its an illusion

The Good Ol Days

Something said by a boomer, makes it racist if they add something black-related
"The good ol days when we used to boss cotton-pickers." Gerald stated.
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