I did not start hearing the expression until the mid to late 1990s on certain sitcoms. Prior to that, the phrase to use was "back in the old days." *No one* referred to it as "the day."
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The expression or phrase halcyon days means calm or peaceful days. Halcyon is a name greek for a bird. It comes form the ancient belief that there will be calm weather for fourteen days during the winter solstice.
The Ancient Persian Empire originated in what is modern-day Iran.
The word "Holiday" goes way back hundreds, (or thousands), of years. The word accually means, "Holy day" and meant times of religious celabration. Now it is commonly used as a replacment for times such as Christmas and Thanksgiving in an attempt to eliminate God from the picture. They do not realize that they are accually saying Holy Day as in Godly day. Hope I helped. (8D
There are several theories as to where the expression "holy Toledo" came from. The most common is that it was coined by gangsters back in the 1930s because Toledo, Ohio was a haven for gangsters at that time.
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Back in the day when someone felt like it
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The New Wave style of expression originated in Europe.
The New Wave style of expression originated in Europe.
From someone who wasnt getting any!
arabella weir
the kitchen OBVIOUSLY
new york i think
It came from many different countries
The expression, "out of the question" is believed to have originated from the ancient pieces of literature. This is a phrase which means that something is impracticable and does not warrant a discussion.
Wide awake and ready to go.