Oh Christ – ages ago, when I was about 13.
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Fuck it, the Russians probably hacked his cellphone ages ago.
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That was ages ago and you got introduced by Xena.
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Picked them up on my Wii U virtual console ages ago.
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Pretty sure she's been at a reunion ages ago as well.
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I played the Wicked Witch of the West on Broadway ages ago.
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It probably hasn't been that long, but it feels like ages ago.
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A salt marsh behind the property reclaimed the second one ages ago.
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Stalkers and predators abound, but I gave up reporting misuse ages ago.
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Airbnb is testing a feature that should have existed ages ago: split payments.
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Billboards and ads on the fences at baseball parks pushed brands ages ago.
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But you already knew about Prime and signed up for it ages ago.
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This happened in 1997, which seems like yesterday, but also like ages ago.
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But is there anyone in the audience who didn't get there ages ago?
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I learned ages ago that the market is a lot smarter than I am.
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On the other hand, believers in Whole Foods growth were driven away ages ago.
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"This move should have been implemented ages ago," said one internet user on Weibo.
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It feels like ages ago that this sense of calm I feel was mundane.
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The play was written ages ago, and racism was the norm at the time.
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Normally, Idol would have trotted out rare heart conditions and dead BFFs ages ago.
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She was cornered ages ago, and this episode is all of the devastating fallout.
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Ages ago, Wentzell explains, it was surmised that witchcraft could account for limp dicks.
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A. tries to hang up a Rogue pull-up bar he bought ages ago.
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We're told that, ages ago, Thanos's home planet was bountiful but resources were finite.
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"If France hadn't protected me, I would have been killed ages ago," Grace Meng said.
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Ages ago, before embarking on an overseas assignment, I read this book to understand India.
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No D.C. street bears her name, and her Georgetown home was torn down ages ago.
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Sulfur is abundant in Dallol because the area was covered by the sea ages ago.
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In truth, Apple, one of the most secretive companies on the planet, lost that ages ago.
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"I would have gone home ages ago," she said, if she had had somewhere to go.
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"I asked Theis ages ago but I don't think the place was worth enough," jokes Lowe.
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The notorious Five Points in Lower Manhattan faded ages ago into Chinatown and the Civic Center.
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Teen shows are famously led by people who left their teen years behind them ages ago.
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I described it to someone ages ago as one of those slideshows that goes through your mind.
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Bocelli had recorded his half of the duet ages ago, but he was so present for me.
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Photo: SnapchatIt seems like it was ages ago that Google Glass was the future that nobody wanted.
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And then we were on the road for all of 2014 — God, it's all ages ago now.
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I had no desire to revisit "I Remember Mama" since seeing a community theater production ages ago.
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It feels like ages ago, but there was a time when some phones carried a certain cachet.
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It was two women who ages ago in the '70s, way before there was a peace process.
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Even now, they can stir the emotions and the imagination the way they must have ages ago.
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Urte: I talked with Roth about this on a Deadcast ages ago, but ringtones are indeed dead.
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I got a galley of it ages ago, and only read it recently, and was blown away.
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In those visions, you'll see the game's locations as they were ages ago, before the fall of Alefgard.
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We believe Mecca was founded where, ages ago, Adam and Eve reunited after their exile from the garden.
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Characters who should have told Frank to fuck off ages ago finally tell him to do just that.
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It turns out she'd had them done ages ago and just hadn't got round to going shopping yet.
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Or this giant hat that we did ages ago but is very much in the JW Anderson DNA.
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Tickets sold out ages ago, but a cluster of hopefuls stand shivering outside before shows in case of returns.
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Trump weighed in ages ago, suggesting he frowned on jettisoning former President Andrew Jackson from the $85033 bill (CNN).
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Another new legendary Pokémon named Calyrex supposedly ruled over the region that included the Crown of Tundra ages ago.
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Yeah I like this, because sometimes I listen to really old music from ages ago and this sounds similar.
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L. Frank Baum's tale passed into the public domain ages ago, which has allowed for all sorts of creative liberties.
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Mindy could have never sold viewers on a Mindy-Danny romantic reunion if it didn't set the groundwork ages ago.
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It's still there, across the street on Atlantic Road, but places you thought would never go did ages ago now.
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Think back to the last time you saw it in front of a movie, it was probably ages ago, right?
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Plenty of Android watches introduced always-on display modes ages ago, and Fitbit just did it with the Versa 2.
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His first address to Congress, which won him plaudits for being presidential, was last week but now feels ages ago.
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Revenge, even when it is served with rare, radioactive isotopes, is just another detail in a picture that darkened ages ago.
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You may have forgotten about that small 401(k) plan at an employer you left ages ago, but the IRS hasn't.
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I made our daughter's bouquet and included in it a hand-crocheted doily that my great-grandmother had made ages ago.
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It seems like yesterday when Samsung announced the launch of its smart voice assistant, Bixby — OK, I jest, it was ages ago.
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Jennifer Aniston is just eight months into her marriage, but it feels like she tied the knot with Justin Theroux ages ago.
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Ages ago, in a galaxy some 300 million light years away, an unwitting star veered fatally close to a powerful black hole.
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I'm bringing my fashion to vision, which I've always wanted to do since I've been to fashion school all those ages ago.
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Many of the ones who do see it that way assume the battle was already won ages ago with Roe v. Wade.
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"Ha, I think we swapped numbers on Tinder but, like, ages and ages ago," she says (that must account for the "T").
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While it feels like she did that ages ago, it's only been a few short months -- that's how much has happened since.
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With this realization comes the epiphany: Oh my God, this could have been done ages ago — six months, a year, four years.
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SB: He definitely yells, he said that ages ago, that he would yell at these girls who would write down his tweets.
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Her now-iconic chop feels like ages ago, but let us not forget that she flirted with mermaid-blue hair back in March.
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And while the newlyweds are just eight months into their marriage, Aniston recently said she feels like they tied the knot ages ago.
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While the company's algorithms attempt to filter the social signal through the event-notification noise, Facebook stopped being about true connectivity ages ago.
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Turns out, it was worth finding, as these wired headphones deliver an impressive listening experience even if you've cut the cord ages ago.
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TB: I did a pilot at Fox ages ago, and he actually came about within a breath of playing the lead in it.
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All those hot takes that were published early last season when he was struggling to score seem like they were written ages ago.
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These atrocities may have happened ages ago, but yesteryear's depravities leave a residue of distrust between patients of color and their white doctors.
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"Water is simply going back to the same places it flowed ages ago," says Sam Purkis, Chair of the University of Miami's Geosciences Department.
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In addition to being a simply gorgeous novel, The Age of Light introduces you to a woman you'll wish you'd known about ages ago.
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He dug into his kit and pulled out some flat-back pearls that he had picked up in a jewelry supply store ages ago.
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At a magazine internship ages ago, one of my tasks was to gather tweets about the publication's cover star of the moment, Demi Lovato.
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The idea is that a snail species — perhaps brought by wayward birds or floating debris — found its way to the Hawaiian island ages ago.
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So it's pretty meaningful to see two of grime's most pivotal voices finally get the serious music industry respect that they earned ages ago.
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It seems like ages ago, but it was only January when Stone got indicted for lying to Congress and obstructing its 250 Russia probe.
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I wrote in a piece ages ago about a celeb I'd worked with tipping a barmaid £22016k because she was a student nurse in debt.
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I had always been an admirer of Anjelica… I would say she must be going through menopause, but she must have had that ages ago.
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Debbie comforts her by handing her the spare key Ruth gave her ages ago, and that she kept handy for emergencies like this one. Awwww.
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Although it seems like ages ago, it was only last January when President Trump's order barring visitors from seven Muslim-majority countries was suddenly announced.
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" During the gala, Mr. Piscopo, in between an awkward mix of selfies and autographs, was stopped by Eric Anton, a "workout buddy from ages ago.
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So his powers and ability to see events that happened in the south are very limited, since the weirwoods there were all cut down ages ago.
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"Almost without exception the dogs were 99 percent European," he said, meaning their ancestors were dogs on European ships that came to Pacific islands ages ago.
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Maybe he used to be a good singer as a child in the Mickey Mouse Club, but that was ages ago, and it actually kind of slaps.
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Negan has always been such a comical bad guy, capable of only extremes, that I stopped caring ages ago about what did or didn't happen to him.
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When you think about it, detachable short-jeans actually sound pretty cool, like a brilliant idea you might've thought of ages ago that never came to fruition.
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In 2015, after watching a television segment about Neir's history, Mr. Burlingame's three daughters took him back to the bar, which he thought had closed ages ago.
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Let's be real, most of those unread emails are for newsletters you signed up for ages ago or glorified Postmates ads that aren't a great deal anyhow.
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KAWS: I met Julia ages ago and apparently she thought I was a jerk when we met but I don't remember because I was too busy being me.
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But I suppose my cognitive dissonance is also down to the fact that while 1997 feels like it was absolute ages ago, Myth still feels vital and fresh.
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That's why Umali decided to put up a new shelf tailored to those specific enquiries, a perfect rebuttal to those silly gender stereotypes that should've been shelved ages ago.
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Now, at the end of his second term, that seems ages ago, given a recent poll showing that six out of 10 Americans think that race relations are worsening.
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Ages ago, I read somewhere, probably in a self-help book I bought after a nasty breakup, that truly powerful beings don't need to prove how powerful they are.
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I'm still here because I've become somewhat derailed from the central narrative by a simple, elegant command, which popped up in the upper-right corner, ages ago now: "Entertain Yourself".
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And then we get the ongoing contrast between Matthew and Henry's respective cluelessness and Paige, who figured out something was up ages ago and is now in deeply over her head.
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It's nice to have new stuff to play with, including a snooze option that should have arrived ages ago, and a smart replies feature I'll try out but probably never consistently use.
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In the meantime, our review went up ages ago, and there were so many things it couldn't discuss, since most people reading it wouldn't have access to the film itself for weeks.
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Ages ago, people used them to fake a tan during the colder months, or added creamy formulas underneath foundation, but for some reason, people with darker skin weren't included in that narrative.
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"If I was willing to do it, I could have done it ages ago, rather than teaching kids baseball and getting 30,000 dollars a month," he said, referring to New Taiwan dollars.
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Two years in (and what seems ages ago in terms of technological development) the Pennsylvania fracking program was given high marks by the State Review of Oil and natural Gas Environmental Regulations.
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For years, I've gotten score updates for a competitive summer marching band circuit (shoutout to my band nerds) — and I remembered that the updates come from a Yahoo group I joined ages ago.
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I found myself looking up hotel rates when I had no travel plans or using the level app I downloaded ages ago and never used to determine how flush my dog's ears are.
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I was planning to play Axiom Verge on the Switch, for instance, because I bought it on PC ages ago but found I couldn't really get into it while sat at a desk.
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She was indefinitely subletting from her old friend Sunny MacLeod, who'd ages ago left town and moved to New York, where she was by all standards, measurable and not, winning the game of life.
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Ages ago at a club in downtown Toronto, Junior Sanchez was playing a set and I was hanging around in the DJ booth with my friends James Teej, Teeloo and Mario J (A.D/D).
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Trump lost women and minority voters ages ago -- Latinos, and African-Americans -- not just with his flippant misogynistic and racist comments, but his doubling down in defense of policies that reflect those deplorable values.
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The memes, moments, and scandals that feel like ages ago are often really only months, weeks, or even days in the past — and what was once unthinkable quickly transforms into how it's always been.
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Most of our accounts were fine — we didn't pay much in expense ratio or management fees — but there were a few mutual funds that we opened ages ago we hadn't bothered to look at.
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No offense to Craig Newmark (whom I know from covering tech ages ago) and his Craigslist, but there's a lot to be learned from how Gumtree works on mobile and integrates messaging across platforms.
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That relationship was ages ago now—long enough for me to be able to see that (for reasons I won't go into here) it was a very bad relationship, and it was my own fault.
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Of course, having to cook every single meal comes with the extra challenge of finding creative recipes that call for mostly pantry staples, which we all dutifully stocked up on what feels like ages ago.
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And that the story we've watched unfold for eight seasons is about restoring natural order to a magical imbalance between ice (the White Walkers) and fire (dragons and the Lord of Light) that began ages ago.
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"On my own life and my family and my loved ones, I took a decision ages ago, long before I even became mayor of London, that I just don't talk about people I love," he said.
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There's a paucity of workforce training or other programs to close the skills gap in the U.S. And the country is still far from achieving what the world's leading nations implemented ages ago: universal health care.
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It was astonishing when Trump installed Steve Bannon as his chief strategist, a man who had previously run a white nationalist tabloid; now it feels like ages ago that he was even in the White House.
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I remember ages ago, the word "evil" was purloined, and it's been very bewildering to me watching the word "refugee" morph into the word "immigrant" morph into the word "terrorist" within the space of nine months.
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And while AI advances may have made such a tool more powerful and useful as it debuts sometime next year, a simpler form of this feature could have existed ages ago, with improvements added over time.
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Ages ago, when I was discussing the profoundly disappointing Total War: Rome 2 with some colleagues on Three Moves Ahead, I argued that Creative Assembly's swollen, ramshackle epic was bad in ways that were fundamentally unfixable.
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"The first time I made it was ages ago—we were shooting Alias in the early 2000s, and my co-star Michael Vartan had hunted down a signed copy of Barefoot in Paris for me," she says.
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The most gripping of the escalating obstacles in the episode is Sherlock having to admit he loves Molly, something she deserved to hear ages ago even if it would have been the worst detriment to her emotional growth.
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I had very vaguely remembered a puzzle from absolute ages ago, also about baseball, that had felt this way; it had all of the field positions laid out in their proper places, such a pure trick, I thought.
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Whether you flew the parental coop ages ago, or you're about to sign the lease on an apartment for the first time, deciding what to invest your hard-earned money in while nesting into your new digs is difficult.
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He relates the story of two neighbouring suras in the Koran, revealed around the time of another calamity many ages ago—when divine revelations had ceased to come to the prophet for a period of time, provoking great despair and anxiety.
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TIMOTHY GEITHNER: I think when I left the New York Fed, like, ages ago -- it feels like decades ago -- I think that Fed economists then thought the U.S. economy was at 2 22/22008% potential growth economy, long-term potential growth.
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We knew about this play this ages ago, having been informed of it during a visit to the French Embassy, but for whatever reason it never clicked beside the emerging diamond distraction, which represented too intriguing a lead to ignore.
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I remember listening to this show ages ago; it's a habit I fell out of, but out of curiosity I looked up the new guy, Chris Thile, to see if he was continuing the one-liner tradition, and fell down this wormhole.
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Debbie: Charli mentioned to me ages ago—when I was playing in Charli's band it was an all-girl band, and we'd always dreamed of putting together like… well, of being in the Spice Girls, basically, was a huge dream of mine.
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Consistently putting out thoughtful and intimate dance music that feels like all the sentiments and secrets of a teenage girl's bedroom have been unpacked and transformed into a club, her last proper release was 2014's Frostbite EP. Which is ages ago, isn't it.
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It feels like it should have been here ages ago, but YouTube has finally updated its iOS app so that everyone can view vertical videos as they were meant to be seen: in full screen, rather than turned sideways with black bars on the sides.
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"A video of someone being domestically abused ages ago is not going to be reported by us to the police," says the unidentified employee, who also confirmed that a child physical abuse video that gets "Marked as Disturbing" would not be followed up on.
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"Well it wasn't very convenient to keep having to reach to grab a chocolate so I had an epiphany after remembering a picture ages ago from the internet of some takeaway food floating in the bath, so got my inspiration from there," she said.
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While Daniel sits nearby, listening to a compilation of flute music from Turkmenistan, Schmidt has been searching among their vast trove of CDs, tapes, and records in search of a single album he bought ages ago at a Chinese variety store in Costa Mesa, California.
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A pot becomes a bowl, a…Read more ReadLike most people who grew up on the internet, our extremely limited attention spans lost interest in the popular Hydraulic Press Channel ages ago; if you've seen one thing smooshed as flat as a pancake, you've seen them all.
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Another limitation of the study is that researchers looked at all marijuana use - whether it was trying a single joint one time at a party ages ago or an ongoing daily habit - so it wasn't possible to see how vaping might impact the frequency of marijuana use.
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"The show shoots months and months in advance and they've gotten so far ahead that the cast was prepared ages ago for the fact that they would all be put on hiatus until closer to pick-up (aka renewal) time, for scheduling reasons," the source said.
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While Nintendo (and most players) moved on from Super Mario Maker ages ago—it was released for Nintendo's previous wet fart of a console—the community has kept this special game alive, partially because of moments like this, when everyone huddles around a spark of creativity.
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And, either in anticipation of the new family living in that big old neoclassic home, or suffering the aftereffects of an extended hangover from a rally that seems to have ended ages ago, equities have been edging lower since the year began, mothballing the Dow 20,000 countdown clock.
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There were some efforts to take advantage of that franchise's following and reputation that certainly deserved cynicism—like that ghastly Areal Kickstarter from ages ago—but I think most of the people who wanted to create a sequel or a "spiritual successor" to GSC's brilliant trilogy were sincere.
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Ages ago, I watched a Behind the Music episode on John Mellencamp and they spent a solid ten minutes of that installment talking about the iconic handclaps on "Jack & Diane" (they were in the rough track to keep time and were meant to be removed from the final mix).
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" If your friend borrowed something of yours ages ago and still hasn't returned it: "Hey, I know I've been asking about getting my leather jacket back from you for a while now, and at this point, I'm sort of assuming something happened to it and you didn't want to tell me.
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And while my friends—and probably yours—forced shots of Prairie Fires (hot sauce and tequila) and Cement Mixers (Irish cream and lime juice) down my 21st birthday throat ages ago, it's fair to say that we have more dissonant flavors debuting in packaged alcoholic drinks than at any time in American life.
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" She went over and comically started to push Robert toward the entryway, Robert who had been ready ages ago, Robert who had already picked their housewarming bottle of wine, Robert who was sort of disappointed in her lack of attention vis-à-vis the unsanctioned halibut, Robert who muttered, "Aye, aye, Captain Farragut.
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In category one, I've just made my way through England's Dreaming, Jon Savage's 700-page history of the Sex Pistols (and, by extension, the entire early punk movement.) I started it ages ago and then rediscovered how entertaining it was — particularly the sections about contemporaries who haven't been mythologized the way the Sex Pistols were.
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I learned ages ago that if I wanted to chat about whether the creators of "Anne With an E" (the "Anne of Green Gables" remake on Netflix) had intentionally echoed the title of "Liza With a Z" to show what a drama queen Anne is, my husband is the wrong guy to go to.
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Having left the "Fast & Furious" template in the rear-view mirror ages ago, this spinoff revels in its super-spy trappings and playfulness, relying on the individual and combined charms of Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham, facing a technologically enhanced super-villain -- the term cyborg is never used -- in the equally impressive form of Idris Elba.
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