Ziggy by Tom Wilson & Tom II for January 12, 2023

The present will someday be called the good old days so I don’t buy into the good old days

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I prefer these days to the, so called, ‘good old days’.

The ‘good old days’ has more to do with one’s perspective, particularly the naivete and simple ignorance of the outside world we have as children.

That can happen when these ‘bad new days’ have been around for SO LONG one can hardly remember when the good old days were around!

The 80s were pretty awesome . . .

I’m pretty sure I had some good old days, but they were in the 70s when I was a teenager so I can barely remember them now

You know what people said back in “the good old days”?

“I miss the good old days.”

Like so many conservatives, Tom Wilson prefers to look backwards.

As Billy Joel once noted, “the good ol’ days weren’t always good, and tomorrow ain’t as bad as it seems.”

The light at the end of the tunnel probably doesn’t lead to a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, but its probably not an oncoming train either.

Relax.

My good old days were pre-puberty.

The good old days were not so good. Billy joel

Wish I could remember the ‘good old days.’

It’s before this time, yes.

The Good Old Days were in your grandparents’ time. Of course, they didn’t know it then since their grandparents were talking about The Good Old Days in their grandparents time.

There’s a poem, I think from the 1920’s about the nostalgia for The Good Old Days. I remember nothing of it except the chorus, “Oh, going downhill is the natural way/For the Old Folks work and the Young Folks play/And the pioneer morals universally decay….”

“These are the good old days” – Carly Simon

I consider any time precovid to be the good old days, also any time postcovid, if there ever is such a time.

Does this one go in the Mug Shop or the Poster shop? Or both??

That’s why they call it the good ol’ days…

The good old days for some are the worst days for others, and vice versa.