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Showing Original Post only (View all)Life Lessons learned from watching 1980's movies [View all]
A big one: if you're ever tied up by Nazis while they are about to open the Ark Of The Covenant, don't look.
Another valuable one: If your boss ever invites you to his vacation home but happens to die before you arrive, just throw some sunglasses on him and no one's the wiser. Why ruin your vacation plans?
When you die, don't summon Beetlegeuse and don't let Ortho get his hands on the Handbook For The Recently Deceased.
Does anyone have any other valuable life lessons they've learned from this golden age of cinema?
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I met Ruck once and asked why he wore a Detroit Red Wings jersey around Chicago.
MrScorpio
Nov 2014
#46
Addendum: The nerd might go home from Saturday detention without the girl...
Ampersand Unicode
Nov 2014
#41
Never spend a winter with Jack Nicholson in a grand old hotel in the mountains.
Arugula Latte
Nov 2014
#48