Good old days to look back on
‘I’m sorry, kids, but you won’t have any good old days to look back on.’

‘I’m sorry, kids, but you won’t have any good old days to look back on.’
‘Your son is showing worrying signs of being a future PM.’
‘Ah! But it’s in a catchment area for a great school!’
‘OK… open the gas bill.’
‘It puts me off freedom of expression, to be honest.’
‘Did you have to be lured into ordering the siren?’
‘Oh look. They’re playing doctors and nurses.’
‘We’ve drawn a helpful list of things you can no longer afford.’
‘It’s not ladylike to fight.’
‘Pssst, I completely agree with you.’
‘Oh look! He’s taking his first steps backwards.’
‘Don’t get too excited… this one’s public anger.’
‘We need to work on this campaign literature.’
‘He’s just seen photographic evidence of what an idiot he is.’
‘Well, it’s nice of them to turn up to your lecture.’
‘You can’t afford any.’