Baking - where the key is precision, or at least that's what Master Chef taught me.

Asking the hard-hitting questions that no one else really wants the answer to, but TOO BADDDDDDD

He really nailed it and did so succinctly, with just enough sound-biteyness, that can make a difference.

100%...maybe 1000%...in aggreence.

Yikes, I read they only do this when they feel very threatened

Oh, it absolutely blew up in my face, but it was worth it for the giggle.

And definitely don't ask your wife about what she thinks, if you're not ready to have your ego be run through with a narwhal.

🎶I'm a...snack panther, check it and see...🎶

Are we sure this isn't some kind of genius new safety feature that seems counterintuitive at first, like crumple zones on cars? Like maybe this is completely normal so you can on 2 runways, thereby distributing the weight on landing?

Absolutely mental.

Now I'm thinking about it!

But know, that I have much love for the Flying Elvises.

I should probably elaborate on why those two. They're the massive Bruckheimer produced Cage vehicles that have that Bay vibe, even though Michael Bay only directed one of them. They're also back-to-back releases for Cage.

I'm worried about which movie you're talking about.

I'm pretty sure that's my first Nicholas Cage movie I saw all the way through. It would have been Peggy Sue Got Married, but I was young and my interest was pretty short without explosions and/or comedy, which Raising Arizona had both. Also, a wonderful mix of Americana and fable.

It's beloved, so I feel like I should, even if I don't like it.

A grieving man on the verge of losing his mind - perhaps already lost it versus a literal giant of a man, wielding chainsaws commensurate to their size? Yeah, it's symbolic, but it's bad ass too. 😀