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ok ! merci !

We usually say "Good old times".

or "good old days".

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Thanks for the help!

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old time

or

old days

Well, as Spamster is from the US, I assume he is right when he says that "good old times" writes with an 's' at the end.

By the way, wiktionary features quotes with "god old times" but none with "good old time" (or they are written in a different context)

Also, B.B. King's song "Let the Good Times Roll" is a good hint I would say.

but Spamster said "old DAYS", not "old TIMES"...

From what I understand from Spamster's comments is that there are two possibilities :
#1 : "good old times" (Spamster's first comment)
#2 : "good old days" (Spamster's second comment), which, by the way, could be submitted as an alternative translation.

OK, I missed the 2d one...

my bad...

No worries !