That’s right, it really can be this simple. If you learn just one thing from Bill and Ted, learn this:
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I mean, life is a party, so why not party on? Bill and Ted never let adversity get in the way of living life to the fullest, so why should we? So what if you’re failing history? So what if your guitar just broke? So what if you don’t even know how to play the guitar in the first place? Don’t feel dejected. You feel better now, don’t you? Party on, dudes!
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What better time to proclaim this mumbler a medieval dickweed, causing within their brain a series of chain reactions that cause him/her to recall the teachings of Bill and Ted, reconnect with their now-distant youth and immediately feel grossly ashamed that in the 25 years since they saw the movie, they have turned into an over-reactive jerk who unjustly condemns people for the most minor of offenses.īoom. Let’s say you are standing in line at Starbucks, engrossed in obsessively checking your email like a normal human being, when the Luddite behind you gives your shoulder an unnecessarily aggressive tap before exasperatingly (and loudly) proclaiming, “It’s your turn!” You smile, stow your phone and turn to the barista to order your pumpkin-spiced latte, but not before catching this 30-something behind you throwing unwarranted shade at your manner-less, tech-obsessed behavior. Allow me, then, to demonstrate the effectiveness of including “medieval dickweed” in your special occasion insult library, with the following totally hypothetical scenario. Time such an insult wrong, or deliver it to the wrong crowd and all the anticipation you’ve built up around it can crush your creative rage-filled soul. There is definitely an art to the skillful application of strangely specific film-sourced insults. Save your rage for only the most medieval of dickweeds You’ll be amazed at how much better those 90-minute commutes to work become when you spend the drive thinking bodacious thoughts rather than negative ones. And you should begin by starting your days with a little bodacious gratitude every morning. They feel things with admirable enthusiasm and you should, too. When’s the last time you looked around your most excellent life, admired how lucky you are to just be alive on this incredible planet called Earth and let slip a breathless, “This is going to be a most bodacious day!”īill and Ted are nothing if not thunderously impressed by the human experience. Here are five excellent Bill and Ted phrases you can (and should) apply to everyday scenarios. So of course it made sense for me to re-watch the most excellent of adventures (thank you, Netflix), reconnect with my all-too-distant youth and reflect on the incredible staying power of some the film’s most memorable catchphrases. After which I was like, “Whoa, internet! I feel old!” (Or in the immortal words of Ted “Theodore” Logan, “I believe our adventure through time has taken a most serious turn.”) GIFs via Gipphy
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