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BILL AND TED: Be excellent, party on, and ... overthrow the school system?
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Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure is fondly remembered as one of the best stoner-esque buddy space-traveling buddy comedies of all time. But what if it's actually way more? What if it's brilliant? Let's find out in this Wisecrack Edition on Bill and Ted: Deep or Dumb?

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Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure: Is It Deep or Dumb?

Soon the most adaptable would outcompete the rest

Soon, the most adaptable would outcompete the rest.

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The Freak Who Changed the World

What I love is that New York is so adaptable

What I love is that New York is so adaptable.

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"In New York in a Dozen Dishes, longtime restaurant critic Robert Sietsema (currently, ny.eater.com) offers a gastronomic portrait of the city through the lens of 13 dishes. Some, like fried chicken and pizza, are well-known and universally consumed. Others, like cuy (South American guinea pig) and Pakistani goat brains, are more challenging and obscure. Each dish is described by means of anecdote, historical fact, and personal history. The book also contains recommendations for where to find the best examples of these dishes in the city and surrounding areas, and a recipe that would allow you to make each dish – though it’s really easier just to eat them in restaurants.
Robert Sietsema was born in Michigan; grew up in Chicago, Minneapolis, and Dallas; went to college in Austin and grad school in Madison, Wisconsin, before discovering that he always belonged in New York. He’s worked for Gourmet and the New York Times, is married, lives in Greenwich Village, and has a daughter."

New York in a Dozen Dishes | Robert Sietsema | Talks at Google

But this kind of adaptable program was difficult to build

But this kind of adaptable program was difficult to build,

TED-Ed

Learn how Margaret Hamilton and her team of engineers built the software for the Apollo 11 mission that landed mankind on the Moon. 

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Wildlife cameraman Bertie Gregory takes the stage to share stories about his adventures photographing urban-jungle wildlife in England.
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non-heinous or maybe the opposite anyway 

but before we get into it i want to give 

history which will get young keanu reeve 

they use it to kidnap historical figures 

our dudes are on track to save the world 

Test your pronunciation!

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