Why do Bill and Ted say non heinous?

And so on and so forth until you unravel all four negatives to figure out that he is actually describing going to Hell as heinous. So, he didn’t need to use the “non” prefix four times before the word “heinous,” because all he was trying to say was that Hell was heinous. But that’s Bill S.

What do Bill and Ted always say?

dude
Central to Bill and Ted’s lexicon is the multipurpose monosyllable “dude”—often used as an affectionate term of address or an exclamation of wonderment. In “Bill & Ted Face the Music,” the words “dude” or “dudes” appear more than 100 times in the dialogue, usually spoken by Bill or Ted.

What does heinous mean Bill and Ted?

Bill and Ted take this to the extreme and use it to their advantage to really emphasize words. If something is heinous it is bad. If it’s non-heinous that’s *one* negative and it becomes good.

How many times do Bill and Ted say dude?

Also, when Bill and Ted are in the castle and try to move inside their armors (before they scream “Heavy metal!”), Ted tells a joke that doesn’t exist in any form in the original version. Characters say “dude” 70 times, and “excellent” 30 times.

How many times do Bill and Ted say Excellent?

Characters say “dude” 70 times, and “excellent” 30 times.

Is heinous a bad word?

The etymology of heinous reflects the association of hate with that which is evil or horrible. During the 14th century, English borrowed “heinous” from the Middle French haine, meaning “hate.” Over time English speakers came to use the word to reflect the sense of horror evoked by intense hatred.

Is Bill S Preston a lawyer?

Bill S. Preston, Esq. added the title postnominally to his name, even as a high school student and without ever practicing law. He also referred to his grandmother as Granny S.

Are Bill and Ted stoners?

Bill and Ted are not stoners,” Reeves confirmed in the midst of a new interview with AP. “You know, they have a nice outlook. They like people – their friendship.”