She was listening to him again, just like old times!
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Okay, well, slightly different to old times, but near enough.
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When they're paired with Potter, it feels like old times.
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And just for old times' sake ... here it is again.
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"It was completely like old times," Bell told MTV News.
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For old times' sake, he gets to sit up straight.
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"This felt more like old times," cornerback Richard Sherman said.
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You'll be annoyed in no time, just like old times!
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"We're telling jokes and remembering old times," Mr. McAliney said.
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We drink beer and talk about old times with my grandma.
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We have a good laugh and catch up on old times.
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We caught up about kids, grandkids, old times and new times.
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Outside the hospital, the two perch awkwardly, talking about old times.
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This one's kind of thrown in here for old times sake.
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Loved chatting with her about old times, new times and future times!!!!
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Eventually I think we'll have pigs in the forest like old times.
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Larry rushed over to embrace Lance and catch up on old times.
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This job's on the house, he tells Jesse, for old times' sake.
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This suggests you'll need to follow along like in old times — using liveblogs.
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Jess, who is standing in Rory's office trading flirty barbs, just like old times.
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Now go have a slapping-only deathmatch in the Facility, for old times' sake.
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Like Old Times "I feel happy again," said Ms. Callahan just after the ceremony.
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If only the episodes didn't work so hard to remind you of old times.
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"In old times these things were covered up," the Pope told journalists on Tuesday.
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The group took to the field for a quick game, just for old-times sake.
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This book is thick with longing for old times, terrible though they might have been.
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What do you know, young man, about the modesty of women in the old times?
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So, for old times sake, who do you think sang it better: Britney or Christina?
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Just like old times, but with "you're fired" replaced by "you're hired" (pending Senate confirmation).
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When Neil Simon died, imagine that eight people searched for Seems Like Old Times that day.
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"I think it's different, but I think it's very me — from my old times," he said.
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Not bad for a bunch of middle-aged men playing for kicks and old times' sake.
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Now old times there will soon be forgotten for it did the work of 100 men.
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We could giggle over Vanderpump Rules or some other bad reality show, just like old times.
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Drive past and at times walk past it, just remember those old times," he told "Trailblazers.
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If you want to dress to honor the old times, you can dress like a dancer.
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I pinched a small stack of the cards for old times' sake and tossed the rest.
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So when I come over, I want to spend an afternoon with Blayke just like old times.
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And then a guy eventually took it out, correct, because he didn't want to recount old times.
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The trailer for "Jay and Silent Bob Reboot" is out and it is just like old times.
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For old times' sake, why not give it a try in honor of the original John Hancock?
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Stansberry points to Seems Like Old Times, which won Georgia on our map, to illustrate the distinction.
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I reached out to Beto to give him an opportunity to talk punk, just like old times.
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The retreats give the former teammates a weekend to remember old times and relive on-ice conquests.
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In the old times, people were always going to Google when they were looking for a hotel.
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Just like old times, Jenner showed fans each of the products with some of her famous swatch videos.
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"Me and him sitting down, talking about old times," Shaq, 46, tells PEOPLE of his talk with Kobe.
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The boys are proud of their mother—it's like old times—and reluctantly they go upstairs to bed.
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If this country slides back to old times, or goes in the Russian direction, the region is lost.
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In its final scene, four aged survivors of that struggle reunite and talk over ideals and old times.
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We walked to a movie today and ate candy and talked of old times on the way home.
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So fun, in fact, that it brought Kirkpatrick and Fatone back into the studio together, just like old times.
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And, with every Snapchat and Instagram post, we were expecting at least a subtle change — just like old times.
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Steve Blake and his stilted, dour, on-court joylessness evoked and represented those old times to everyone who watched.
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"I think sometimes it difficult to be around you and everyone, because it reminds me of old times," Disick responds.
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But Tyrion is also a master strategist, and he isn't just reminding Jon of old times because he's feeling nostalgic.
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And he flies to the warmth of his Florida home, Mar-a-Lago, on the weekends — just like old times.
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But the screenwriter Neil Simon died last year, and Seems Like Old Times was mentioned in some of his obituaries.
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To put some numbers on this idea: Imagine that normally, four people search for Seems Like Old Times every day.
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" And when I win—which you may have allowed to happen, just like old times—and I'm standing, shouting, " Bingo!
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"You feel that you're this country's rightful owners," an inflamed Stewart said, staring heatedly into the camera like old times.
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In my adopted home of New Orleans, the 182-year-old Times-Picayune ceased to exist at the end of June.
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Last week's stark rotation from bonds to stocks and from defensive to offensive sectors felt like old times to this crowd.
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He looked like the Woods of old, and it felt like old times when everyone he was chasing began to collapse.
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Yet there remains a current of romanticism for those old times, before bullshit and money made the world into a playground.
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Maybe the message that sometimes you have to try new adventures and still remember old times is important for older people.
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The two met on many occasions in Albanian bars and social clubs, where Mr. Rezaj and others talked about old times.
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At the same time, the adjustment of our thinking, or our understanding of the world, has still stayed in old times.
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Chinese men, by the same token of traditional culture, do not perform household services, either nowadays or in the old times.
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It is like old times in another way: both newspapers are getting readers to pay, offsetting advertising revenue relinquished to the internet.
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Earlier this week, DJ and Odom hit the L.A. nightclub scene -- lookin' like old times when they played on the Clippers together.
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But the most important thing was keeping ourselves busy: speaking to each other, reminiscing about old times, doing calculations, telling stories and jokes.
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The play will be his second on Broadway — he made his Broadway debut in a 2015 revival of "Old Times," by Harold Pinter.
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Miller: That first scene we shot I'm behind bars and Dominic is standing on the other side and it was just like old times.
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So we went to one of the rooms in the Mansion, and behind closed doors we had the most amazing conversation about old times.
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About wives and children who stayed with the Germans, and about the good old times, and what we would do when peace came again.
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It was more like old times for Fleury, the Penguins longtime starter who sat last spring as Murray carried Pittsburgh to the Stanley Cup.
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Until last year, the former Corn Exchange Bank on 42nd Street housed Show World Center, an adult-entertainment relic from the old Times Square.
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The result of the Hollywood treatment, for passers-by who remember the old Times building, is a startling mix of fantasy and pinpoint accuracy.
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The app will still allow users to make 6.5-second-long looping videos (just like old times!) but the wider Vine network will be gone.
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This concept car is a throwback to the old times when concept designers didn't have to concern themselves with any measures of practicality or feasibility.
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He had been on the phone with McCoy days before his death ensuring that they'd room together—DMC and Miracle Boy, just like old times.
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But within a few hours, they're walking around the courtyard with Bran, the three of them talking about old times like it's no big deal.
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Cancer (June 21-July 22): Cancer, you are innately a sentimental character who thrives on rehashing old times and distant memories with your closest pals.
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" During a confessional interview, Kyle said that "while I was talking to Lisa, it felt like old times, like we were trying to talk through something.
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Just like old times, Finn immediately went to chomping on the rump roast of his old friend, making noises his pet parents hadn't heard in years.
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She's great with dogs (she has six in Seems Like Old Times), and she can act while swimming, crying, and pretending to be fluent in French.
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"Back in the old times, many people met because they were introduced and just wanted to find a partner to live through everyday life," she said.
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The Democrats sitting around on the floor of the House talking about the good old times during the civil rights era isn't going to cut it.
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Rob has been knee deep in Endless Space's... uh, universe, as his recounting good old times with the Horatio on Waypoint Radio would have you believe.
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Trump will be catching up on old times with the UK's Queen Elizabeth II today, as she hosts a reception for NATO leaders at Buckingham Palace.
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So go ahead, boot up your ancient Super Mario 64 cartridge (or download it onto the Virtual Wii), and collect all 120 stars for old times' sakes.
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As it was told in old times, a slayer will rise to fight against the forces or darkness: Buffy The Vampire Slayer is finally getting a reboot.
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I started rapping in high school, kicking it with homeboys and thinking about old times, and someone would crank up the beatbox and we'd get to flowing.
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Perhaps she'd ring up one of her old girlfriends, meet for coffee in Oxford Street, or even for a gin in a pub, for old times' sake.
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She stopped for old times' sake in the parking lot of Frantz Inn, the spot just outside the town limits where she went drinking as a teen.
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Fortunately, I got the chance to reminisce with Eric about old times, past feelings, and the North America absurdities that seem just as shocking as his humor.
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One lunchtime in early 21985, I was in the cafeteria of the old Times building on West 21979rd Street when a cashier called me to the phone.
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Four or even eight years is too long to sit it out, especially since there will not be a return to the supposed good old times. 6.
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Given what their last year together before their long separation was like, "old times" feels bittersweet, and this episode gets some great mileage out of that energy.
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In the video, the newly married couple stepped onto the dance floor and tore it up in front of a ballroom full of guests – just like old times.
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Overboard was the highlight of the Quad's "Golden Goldies" season, which also featured classics like Private Benjamin (19923), Swing Shift (1984), Seems Like Old Times (1980), and more.
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Tomlin) and Sol (Sam Waterston) having had old-times'-sake sex, which threatens to sabotage Sol's marriage to Robert (Martin Sheen), the former husband of Grace (Ms. Fonda).
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The good news and the bad news is that "Jason Bourne," directed by Paul Greengrass and starring Matt Damon as everyone's favorite amnesiac assassin, feels like old times.
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"I was just thinking I really love my racing, I'm a purist going back and looking at the old times, the old cars, the old drivers," said Vettel.
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Kimi: Back in the old times when arranged marriages were prevalent, the social pressure to be married by a certain age was much greater than it is now.
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Poehler's Abby has put together a full Napa vacation in honor of old times and in hopes of bringing the spark back to their long-running, long-neglected friendships.
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"Sitting by the fire, cooking up some food with Mom and Dad — I mean, it's just like old times and something we haven't done in a while," he says.
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Louis was introduced at the famed Comedy Cellar in Greenwich Village -- the same place he popped up in August -- and it must have felt like old times for him.
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It's been a family affair this weekend in Houston -- Travis, Kylie and Stormi are together for Daddy's music festival -- just like old times, except they're not a couple anymore.
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There the siblings sigh over old times and lost chances, while refusing to acknowledge that their estate is about to be sold out from under their well-shod feet.
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In a headline that evokes the good old times of the (late?) bull market, Novartis said it had launched a program to buy back up to 10% of shares.
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For Elizabeth, that means resenting Philip for getting to live a real life and not understanding why she can't; now Philip may be spying on her, just like old times.
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Will Smith and the rest of the 'Fresh Prince' cast didn't just reunite to chat about old times, they did it to raise big money for charity ... TMZ has learned.
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"I believe that the point of no return has been successfully completed, today the banking system of Moldova itself will not want to return to the old times," he said.
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For many former students, the varsity remains a second home and the time spent here forms the narrative for stories of the golden "old times" they spent in the institution.
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"At first we were thinking London for old times' sake, but considering the weather this time of year, we decided to go see where Joyce lives in Australia," Thomas said.
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But all the same, it was extremely touching to see these disparate survivors who have gone through so very much sitting calmly and talking to each other about old times.
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"Good old times' 🙏🏻" Lohan wrote in the caption for the photo, in which she and Streep face each other, cheek-to-cheek, with their arms wrapped around one another.
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Rowland adds that while they spent days in rehearsals for their most recent reunion at Coachella, hitting the stage with Beyoncé and Williams by her side felt just like old times.
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With a furtive air and old Times Square tout, a young French publicist in black leather pants leads me to a darkened room that calls to mind an upscale peep show.
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"She's an incredibly smart and lovely young lady, so it's always nice to bump into each other and slightly reminisce about old times but also about looking forward to the future."
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Tomlin) and her ex, Sol (Sam Waterston), have had for old times' sake — which threatens to sabotage his union with Robert (Martin Sheen), the former husband of the imperious Grace (Ms. Fonda).
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"I saw him just a few months ago and we were reminiscing on old times," said Azmat, who was the lead singer of the rock band Junoon and now has a solo career.
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Depending on our mood, we sometimes sit at opposite ends of the birthday table or next to one another, and when we do the latter, we often get along almost like old times.
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In fact, it's just like old times at Staples Center -- with stars buying up all the seats ... even Jack Nicholson was sitting courtside again after taking some time away from his favorite team.
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"But perhaps for the first time in a decade, it is possible to imagine a Bolivia without Evo that does not return to the old times of economic and racial exclusion," Shifter said.
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"For a long time, people thought the old times would come back, the old days would return," says Kai van de Loo, an energy and economics expert for a German coal association in Essen.
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Bring the old times back with analog camera app Gudak Cam, which limits you to 24 shots per day with a limited viewfinder, and forces you to wait three days to see your photos.
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Johnnie Mae Maberry is a visual artist and Associate Professor of Art at Tougaloo College in Tougaloo, MS. Oh, I wish I was in the land of cotton, Old times there are not forgotten.
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Johnnie Mae Maberry is a visual artist and Associate Professor of Art at Tougaloo College in Tougaloo, MS. Oh, I wish I was in the land of cotton, Old times there are not forgotten.
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The boxer and the blonde are sitting next to each other, laughing about the old times, about when they fell hopelessly in love almost half a century ago in New Jersey, at the beach.
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"It's kind of weird when it's not you, so I don't know whether I should start eating donuts and celebrate like I would like old times or just go to the gym," Kim told Kourtney.
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And in the game's first major update, Id Software is making a further retro tweak; there'll be a new option to have your weapon placed in the center of the screen, just like old times.
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"Like the old times, our pigs are grazing outdoors, eating corn and barley instead of bone meal, taking no supplements or antibiotics," said Ramon Rustici, a farmer who supplied several of the pigs for Porchettiamo.
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The album's best known track "Cold Blooded Old Times" appeared on the High Fidelity soundtrack but it's "River Guard"—with sparse arrangement and Callahan's commanding vocals—that make it the most poignant and powerful track.
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To the Editor: Re "Venerable Paper Is Shuttered With a 'Let Them Eat Cake'" (front page, May 13): How sad that the 182-year-old Times-Picayune daily newspaper in New Orleans has been shuttered.
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It wasn't Los Portales, it wasn't Los Norteños, it wasn't where we'd be if we could be where we really wanted to be, but for a moment, we could imagine it was like old times.
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But waxing nostalgic for the good old times, when racists and non-racists could work together sounds eerily close to the idea of there being "very fine people" on both sides of a white supremacist protest.
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In 2017, she and co-star Dean Cain (who played Superman) reunited on top of the Sydney Harbour Bridge for a high-flying selfie, where she draped her arms around the superhero just like old times.
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She was a "dazzling Nazi princess, a deity among these believers in the old times," Oliver Schrom, the author, with Andrea Ropke, of the book "Silent Help for Brown Comrades" (2001), once said in an interview.
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Stakar Ogord (Sylvester Stallone) tells his fellow Ravagers that Yondu's death taught him life is too short to hold onto grudges and baggage, and that they should put differences aside and reunite for old times' sake.
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Finally, I hate to end on a downer, but you really should read our old Times colleague Todd S. Purdum's investigation into the Owen Labrie rape trial at St. Paul's School in Concord, N.H., in Vanity Fair.
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Any number of his bits could have been truncated and tossed in to the intro of a brand new epsode of seinfeld—if it was still on TV—and it would be just like old times (paging NBC).
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Jonathan Lethem: But when I say I'm the last of the old times, rather than one of the first of the new kind, what I mean is that, for us, Brooklyn was a place to get out of.
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Motherboard spoke with Rebong and Warner about their game, nausea, nostalgia, and the potential for augmented and virtual reality to bring gamers together again on one couch, where they can lovingly yell at each other, like old times.
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That stack of research isn't piled up so he can learn more about the placidity and comfort of old times; it's so he can deliver characters to moments of crisis, often accompanied by unruly winds and swelling water.
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We have here a series of rhetorical questions, all amounting to the point that unless you are completely dead inside, you should be able to appreciate the virtues of reconnecting with old friends and thinking about old times.
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While there may be some people out there who can look fondly back on old times, turning their ex into an abstract concept, others will likely end up having to burn old memories out of their mind to move on.
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In the end, the upstart Advocate, a Baton Rouge-based organization that launched its New Orleans edition in late 2012, overtook the 182-year-old Times-Picayune, which wilted in recent years under wayward ownership of the national chain Advance Publications.
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In the end, the upstart Advocate, a Baton Rouge-based organization that launched its New Orleans edition in late 100, overtook the 182-year-old Times-Picayune, which wilted in recent years under wayward ownership of the national chain Advance Publications.
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Work and travel commitments on their end and grief and bitterness from me meant that we weren't going to bump into each other in the pub or park like old times and pinky-promise never to piss each other off again.
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But we also understand that there is clearly something there, "old times" that they can't let go of, and a lingering love that allows the two to remain friends (the sporadic but mutual laughter throughout simultaneously heightens and bridges the awkwardness).
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"The Ecological Party are new and have certain clear objectives while other parties are just too much 'Hurrah-hurrah!' with vague concepts, like in the old times," Akrom Mirkhalikov, an engineer, said at a polling station in the capital, Tashkent.
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" Or if your ex called you just for old times' sake, just as you were starting to move on: "Hey, you call me up again just to break me like a promise / So casually cruel in the name of being honest.
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I knew that a funeral was not the place to ask for anything, but I was hoping Patti and I would talk and reconnect, and sometime in the future we'd sit down in front of a tape recorder and rehash the old times.
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Not long ago, a group of aging elite distance runners got together, and as they reminisced about old times, a familiar topic arose: No matter how much they train, no matter how much they push themselves, their best times are behind them.
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Mr. Zeller also likes to play with time and perspective, and his writing shares a lean, bare-bones aesthetic familiar to admirers of Pinter, whose "Old Times" is a three-hander in which we aren't always sure whether the characters are actually alive.
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Just like old times, a Georgetown-Syracuse game went down to the wire Saturday as the Hoyas took the lead midway through the second half and held on to beat the Orange 78-71 before 25,131 on Pearl Washington Day at the Carrier Dome.
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Is Armstrong doing this to deliberately cause controversy, or is he pandering to a particular audience—fans of the old times, when a rider could run and gun, shoot whatever he liked, and leave every ounce of effort out on the road unencumbered by unfashionable headwear?
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The older SH makes wistful lists of the city's now-vanished detritus: "faded signs, tattered awnings, peeling posters and filthy bricks" on the old Upper West Side, and the peep shows and "silhouettes of naked women with jutting breasts and long legs" in the old Times Square.
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Six days later, a 21-year-old Times reporter named Lester Bernstein — who had been "stuck" with the job of writing the WMCA bulletins — was at home, listening to a football game between the New York Giants and the Brooklyn Dodgers, when the attack was announced.
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"It's kind of weird when it's not you, so I don't know whether I should start eating donuts and celebrate like I would like old times or just go to the gym," Kardashian West told sister Kourtney on a December 2017 episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians.
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From glow-in-dark stars (which we kind of want for our current homes, to be honest) to a Simpsons Chia Pet, these items are all that and a bag of chips — and you might just want to scoop them up now (you know, for old times' sake).
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Barry Bonds is back to being himself (LW: NR) After months of good press following his hiring as the Florida Marlins hitting coach, a move that brought him back to the game after years of PED scandals, Bonds caught himself and did a Barry Bonds Thing again, just like old times.
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In that way, it will be almost like old times, with some of 2017's compelling story lines — the Los Angeles Dodgers' torrid pace, the Chicago Cubs' up-and-down season — being pushed to the side while the Yankees and the Red Sox go at it, and go at it some more.
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DIMON: IT IS VERY IMPORTANT FOR THE PUBLIC TO KNOW NO ONE IN NONE OF THE MAJOR BANK I KNOW TO HAVE THROWN OUT DODD FRANK GOING BACK TO THE GOOD OLD TIMES OR EVER GOING BACK TO PROPRIETY TRADING THIS IS ABOUT RECALIBRATING THE THINGS THAT MAYBE DIDN'T WORK VERY WELL.
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In some cases, this impulse may have played a part: Kotkin describes how Lev Kamenev, Stalin's old Pravda co-editor, and Grigory Zinoviev, who with Stalin and Kamenev had formed a ruling troika during Lenin's final illness, were dragged out of their prison cells in 221 for a meeting with Stalin; he urged them to confess, for old times' sake.
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On the latest episode of MUNCHIES: The Podcast, we're diving into the mysterious world of dealing this expensive product by traveling to Purkayastha's warehouse to discuss old times, the weird stuff we've witnessed together—from professional clowns crying on the streets of Manhattan to ongoing rivalries with mushroom foragers and truffle hunters—and learn about what he's excited about selling right now.
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Those factors are helping some Indian films earn showings at more mainstream theaters in countries like the U.S. "I am proud that Indian movies are being shown in various American theaters, unlike the old times where some Indian would buy an old Indian cinema house and we were stuck with that," said Pawar, who spent about $2800 on nearly a dozen Indian films last year.
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In all the mess of sometimes it's summer and sometimes it's winter and sometimes it's no season at all (that one gets my vote, for simplicity's sake), and sometimes you can get what you like pronto, and sometimes you can order it but not actually get it for awhile, and sometimes, like old times, you just have to wait (phew; did you follow that?), it can be easy to forget that in the end, what matters is the product.
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