When the songs are chosen for you, just like they were in the olden days, the olden days you remember, the olden days when people listened to albums like the anachronistic idiots they were, the olden days before you read more thinkpieces bemoaning the death of the album than you actually listened to albums.
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Back in the olden days — and by olden days, we mean 250.15 years ago — you'd have to make a trip to the library and flip open a huge encyclopedia to research a topic.
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It's actually quite open nowadays, not like the olden days.
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"In the olden days they thought lightning made them," said Uncle Jiro.
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In the olden days, managers generally spread the work among five relievers.
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And in the olden days people used birds of prey to catch food.
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"I can't remember last Thursday, I can remember the olden days," Streep admitted.
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No. Especially in the olden days almost nothing came through Apple's official channels.
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"In the olden days, we grew up eating rapoko and sorghum," he said.
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"In olden days, in villages, we didn't have any doctors available immediately," Mythili explains.
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"Not many employers are offering the ultra-rich plans of olden days," Buckey says.
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This stands in stark contrast to the olden days of flexible but unaffordable fares.
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"A handshake has been part of the game since the olden days," Kinsler said.
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And my photo teacher at the time ... It makes it old, like olden days.
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In ye olden days, people were routinely tossed into debtors' prisons for bills in arrears.
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It was roundball time travel, getting lost in names and stories from the olden days.
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A yearning for a safe spaceBack in the olden days, people could handle taking shit.
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Kendall & Kylie Jenner In the olden days, you had to be 16 to use MySpace.
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Cersei and Loras, therefore, will be judged by seven septons, as in the olden days.
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Despite the encroaching big business, a few holdouts from the olden days peppered the expo aisles.
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The idea behind Arab hospitality harkens back to the olden days of traveling as desert nomads.
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But even back in the bootstrapping olden days, older and savvier relatives may have been involved.
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In the olden days — the AOL Instant Messenger days — they were called chatterbots or chatbots (remember SmarterChild?).
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And since olden days, a battle has raged between menhaden fishermen and fans of menhaden's marine predators.
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You know, like in the olden days, when a chicken was a chicken. Rubbery. Dry. Fibrous. Woody.
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Yes, in the olden days a person might have to wait years to see classic animated films.
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When Parry asks the artist to tell stories about the olden days, Moses responds with wit and charm.
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I haven't had this much fun sharing a single keyboard since the olden days of You Don't Know Jack.
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Click here to view original GIFBack in the olden days, most typists were trained to use all their fingers.
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In the olden days, people didn't need as much of a cushion between the end of employment and death.
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Anyone who went through a breakup before 2005 knows that it was a lot easier in the olden days.
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Lie on the couch reading a book for fun, like I did on weekends back in the olden days.
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So even though this was a staple of movie-making in the olden days ... SF: People don't watch them.
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It is chilling to see that MOI has suddenly brought us back to the olden days of a repressive regime.
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In the olden days (yesterday), when you included someone's username in your tweet, it deducted from your 140 character limit.
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In the olden days — that is, before 2017 — this wouldn't have been enough to turn Judge Kavanaugh into a justice.
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Also called the 'festival of lights,' in olden days people would primarily rely on diyas to light up their homes.
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"It's not, 'this guy took care of me, and that's how we did it in the olden days,' " Brewer continued.
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"In the olden days in Sweden, you used to heat your house and at the same time, cook," he says.
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Or are you still stuck in the olden days of texting, emailing, or even Facebook messaging your photos to your friends?
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And there are girls too, a ratio of about one to three, which is a vast improvement on the olden days.
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I think of in the olden days we would sit atop the mountaintop and hurl forth our recipes and our news.
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Back in the olden days, about one in eight Americans was a swing voter, or "floating voter" in political science parlance.
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Back in the olden days (meaning, you know, like four years ago), the abrupt cancellation of a television series was a tragedy.
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In the olden days, said Paul Collins, professor of legal studies at the University of Massachusetts, the hearings were more pro forma.
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In the olden days a fighter go back in the woods and train and drink tea without sugar in it, getting mean.
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"In the olden days we'd take netting or different fabrics to create different designs, but now we have nail stamps," says Arnold.
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"this tweet speaks for itself" In olden days a tweet of nonsense Was looked on as something shockingNow heaven knowsAnything goes pic.twitter.
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"People think that native people are characters from the olden days," said Aaron Golding, a member of the Seneca Nation of Indiana.
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"In the olden days, you married a guy, you had a wedding, it was six hours long then everyone leaves," says Mahoney.
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Most of my friends cynically deride Mr. Trump's slogan, Make America Great Again, citing all that was wrong in the olden days.
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Olden days social media, early Facebook and early Twitter, they had advertising, sure — but they didn't have anything like today's perpetual motion engagement.
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He compared it to the olden days of western migration or sitting on boring boats with diseases and whiskey and ye olde journaling.
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Yes, kiddies, that's what super geeks had to through to send email back in the olden days of the Internet in the '80s.
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In the olden days, immigrants, for example, who worked in the needle trade, who worked in the garment industry, they worked much harder.
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And forget the olden days of picking just one statement color: If you love them all, wear them all — the more colors, the better.
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In the olden days, one might have reached for a mountain-goat metaphor; today, these kids had probably all taken a class in parkour.
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I was already someone from the olden days by then, so there was very much a new-generation feel to the NME at that time.
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In the olden days when Windows PCs and generic monitor makers didn't care about color fidelity, Apple was the pioneer that said that colors matter.
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But, unlike the cellphones of the olden days, the new Razr's "Quick View" display can do a bit more than just show you who's calling.
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St. Teresa of Avila levitated all the time, but that was in the olden days and, let's face it, nobody gets signs like that anymore.
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In the olden days, iron horseshoes were hung near an infant's crib to prevent the swap, and a magical horseshoe figures in "Trollhunters," as well.
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The house was near a forest, which had the reputation of being an enchanted place where witches used to hold black masses in the olden days.
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I like it because it's about a village of people in olden days who wear cloaks and are separated from society by a lot of forestry.
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But while there's nothing wrong with a little yen for ye olden days — fashion was built on it — you can't ignore the reality of right now.
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One surprise: Physical sales — things you buy that you can hold in your hand, like in the olden days — are nearly flat, down just 1 percent.
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In the olden days, maybe kæstur hákarl's caloric wealth kept an Inuit warm at night, but today we can also argue that we're out of time.
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Here's a theme I'm noticing: Winona is in a lot of movies that point out how much it sucked to be a woman in olden days.
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"Suddenly there is really no strong definition of a genre anymore like there used to [be], you know, in the olden days," said Newman, the editorial director.
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"I'm trying to pull mom's tights up in the morning, she's like holding onto the counter, it's almost like a corset in the olden days," said Kelly.
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" The play, written by Michael Levinton, Laura von Holt and the company, goes way back, reminiscing about the olden days and contemplating the passage of time: "Look!
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The Netflix narrative in the olden days used to be, they have got a bunch of junk, and then for a while it was, they're helping people.
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In the olden days, couch potatoes would eagerly await the autumn because it meant tons of new shows hitting the airwaves, along with the return of old faves.
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There is electronic and a physical footprint and we have to identify, number one, by understanding there&aposs no front line in this war like there were in olden days.
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"In the olden days, when they would sit around and spin their wheels and tell their stories, those were mostly women, and they call them 'old wives' tales,'" Bender says.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - In the not-so-olden days of a few years ago, relatives might have sifted through stacks of documents to sort out your affairs after you died.
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Mars, your traditional ruling planet from way back in the olden days before Pluto's discovery, is also retrograde in Sagittarius, stirring up issues around cash and also your self-esteem.
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When reading the name Kylo on paper in the olden days of the 1990s, teachers were bound to confuse it with a brand of xylophone or a Fisher Price toy.
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In the olden days, I would probably would have been trying to convince Patrick to buy the game and that it was brilliant, and now I'm like… I don't care!
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But one of the most ridiculous lies perpetuated about this humble mineral is that in ye olden days, salt was more valuable than gold due to its function in food preservation.
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She is not employed by ESPN to make you a scrambled egg, to repair your muffler, to entertain you with stories of the olden days with Chaka Khan and Bob Hope.
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I know back in the olden days when I was writing Superman, they said I did the "liberal" Superman and there was another writer who they thought did the conservative Superman.
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Back in the olden days, Americans had to wait for the late editions of the newspaper to read about the President's magnanimous decision to not butcher a turkey in the Oval Office.
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In the olden days, people were nobly tilling the fields, or shepherding their sheep, or hunched up down a mineshaft trying to dig raw materials out of the earth in squalid conditions.
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"In the olden days in Korea, infants often passed away because of illness or poor living conditions, so 100 days is celebrated for having survived this fragile period," said Ms. Cho, 36.
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Your Birkin bag, your Chanel flats, your Alaïa bandage dress, your Rick Owens leather leggings—all your expensive so-called investment clothing was, in the olden days, an investment in name only.
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It is an opportunity for teammates to bond while paying homage to the league's olden days, when players sporting trench coats and fedoras rode the rails in an era predating charter flights.
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Illustration by Sam WoolleyBack in the olden days, learning who the next president was going to be required huddling around a 4-inch TV set made of sticks and mud and literal rabbit ears.
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Back in ye' olden days, when condoms were made of goats' bladders and cost an entire month's paycheck, it might've made sense that you'd use a condom, wash it, and then use it again.
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"Our way of life of the olden days is gone - when we could fish anywhere, and we had a connection to the land because of our ancestors' burial site and spiritual shrines," said Sutem.
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"We all know how important it is to be looking forward and not turn back the clock to a golden olden days that were never as golden" as they were made out to be, he added.
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For the sake of clarity, blackface means literally darkening your skin with makeup (in the olden days, they used burnt cork), exaggerating your eyes and lips so you resemble an offensive cartoon of a black person.
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But what he's, as it were, the top of the ladder of is a system of harassment, and belittling, and bullying, and interference, and what my mother would have referred to in the olden days as 'pestering.
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Who could forget the olden days of huddling around the television, slipping that black brick of a tape from its worn jacket and into the VCR, and seeing red upon realizing it hadn't been re-wound (again)?
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" Her line about the magic of Christmas past would have been completely inverted: "No good times like the olden days / Happy golden days of yore / Faithful friends who were dear to us / Will be near to us no more.
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Photo: GettyIn the olden days, when machines were brought in to replace human workers, the workers revolted—the Luddites famously rose up to smash the automated looms that had been deployed by factory owners and were erasing their livelihoods.
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Woods's grousing about the flaws in his 68 reminded Joe LaCava, his caddie since 2011, of the olden days when Woods, a 79-time winner on the PGA Tour, set the bar so high only he could clear it.
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The matches I played brought back fond memories of the olden days of split-screen shooters, and even though Screencheat is already out on PC, it's more ideally suited for its upcoming appearance on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
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When looking at that massive rise from 1900 to 1960 above, keep in mind that the data is likely skewed, as serial murders were less frequently reported in the olden days, and older case files are harder to find.
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Indeed, the Mad Ones stand out equally for their interest in olden days and their commitment to the painstaking creative process known as devised theater — other practitioners include London's Frantic Assembly, Philadelphia's Pig Iron Theater Company and New York's the TEAM.
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And the people who are worried about privacy have a legitimate worry, but we live in a complex world where you're going to have a level of security greater than you did back in the olden days, if you will.
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The FDA does acknowledge that e-cigarettes can be a good tobacco cessation product for adults, something that many people in the public health community were reluctant to do with other harm reduction products like nicotine gum and patches in the olden days.
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It was the 90s and England hadn't yet discovered the gym, so my ectomorph muscles from my college free weight and sit-up routine stood out, and people mistook my American confidence for "masc," or, as we called it in those olden days, butch.
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You probably don't remember, but in the olden days everybody used to go to the pub on a Sunday and play darts, dominos, card games—all the little cheese and pickle and biscuits—that's where it came from, we all loved doing that at lunchtime.
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" Asked why it's especially empowering see girls kick the ball alongside her daughter, Roberts says, "I remember growing up my brother played soccer in high school and we had a had soccer team, but I didn't know any girls who played soccer back in ye olden days.
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" According to the Oxford English Dictionary, there is no evidence that the term derives from the idea that the wealthy could, in the olden days, avoid the uncomfortably sunny side of a ship on the way to, and from, India by traveling "port out, starboard home.
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This horror of total isolation serves as a reminder that spaceflight, much like the sea exploration of olden days, isn't all thrills; it brings human beings face to face with an at best indifferent and often hostile environment ready to crush any innocent traveler on a whim.
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" Hank, 76, and Samm, 67, North Little Rock, Arkansas "It was a lot like in the olden days, you know, there were a lot of people around like me and people just expected us to become 'unmarried aunts' or 'fancy boys' and nobody ever confronted you with it.
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The Munich-based jewelry house Hemmerle inserts old cameos into modern jewels because "in the olden days, sculptors looked at the stone in a more artistic way, asking themselves how to maximize beauty," said Christian Hemmerle, a member of the fourth generation to work in the family business.
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"Big Will with the Y21961K" — from "I'm comin'" (Willennium) The album starts with Smith acting as his own hype man, a brave move that falls on its face in 21996 thanks to his immediate mention of "Y22000K," a term now used primarily as a punchline to jokes about the olden days.
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It's the kind of thing that was never really a problem before, back in the olden days of gaming: you were player 1 if you were plugged into the first slot on the front of the console, and you were player two if you were in in the second slot.
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Since my trip a decade ago, Burning Man has more than doubled in size, and some longtime burners keep wishing for the olden days when the festival wasn't a networking event for the Silicon Valley set or a hip spot for celebrities and Victoria's Secret models to post Instagram photos.
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The Victoria's Secret Semi-Annual Sale has officially dropped, and unlike the olden days of pushing your way through a mob of females in need of $3.99 panties at your local mall, you can save on all the underwear and bralettes you want straight from the comfort of your couch (or desk, shh).
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Remember the olden days when you'd head down to your local HMV store, buy an album in CD form, take it home, play it on repeat for a few weeks, and then leave it in a draw gathering dust for the next ten years until CD players were no longer being sold?
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" Olden days, those good old days—when your junk was on fire; when you craved your partner's body and company, when you needed this person, always, at all times; when you couldn't spend a day alone, without that tender face, that soft just-right touch—you would have said, "We should go there.
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If I were in a fallout shelter at the end of the world, it might help me reconstruct a memory from the olden days of a warm waffle soaked in syrup, or at least of that one time I accidentally bought a maple-flavored dairy substitute instead of regular half and half.
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In the olden days -- like the 2628s and 28503s -- malware would often display a troll-y little graphic to announce its presence on your PC. (Dennis Nedry shaking his finger at Samuel L. Jackson comes to mind.) Now, there's an online museum of all these fantastically dated animations that you can safely watch play out on your 22019 computer.
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From our sadly alienated modern standpoint, we behold echoes of '60s girl-group rock & roll ( such as the Ronettes), plus memories of the time the song was written, and finally, memories of those olden days, happy golden days of yore, back when people really did take sleigh rides and frolic in the snow, all painted over musically with an achingly warm wooden glow.
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Strain the broth, pull the meat apart, slice it with a sharp knife, as they did in the olden days, in the age of the tsar, and the other tsar, and the third tsar, before the advent of the meat grinder, before Vasily the Blind, and Ivan Kalita, and the Cumans, and Rurik, and Sineus and Truvor, who, as it turns out, never even existed.
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But then I am a cynic, so here's a comprehensive ranking of every Olympic sport, based on how cool it is: Being good at archery was well cool in olden days when, if you were amazing at archery and you got caught by the enemy, they would chop your fingers off to stop you from archerying—I mean, that is honestly one of the coolest things ever.
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One of the reasons for the maddening success of The Greatest Showman is that people are actually going out and buying it, like in the olden days, with 1.6 million CDs and vinyl copies sold last year (whoever is purchasing musical soundtracks on vinyl should be in jail imho, but that's a topic for another day.) So I guess all this makes a little more sense when you consider the target demographics for the albums that are doing well at the moment.
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