- Punched a fan fr while his boss was looking right at him
- worked 5 star matches with a sick broken body
- made fun of Jerry lawler for having a heart attack
- mocked Paul bearer and poured his “ashes” on undertaker
- made the Rock look like an average Joe on the mic & in the ring
Heel punk was crazy
This Cena promo was literally the definition of peak
He was booed at the start but turned those boos into cheers by the end.
And when he mentioned the “promo on the wrist,” you could see how frustrated The Rock really was.
Pure masterclass on the mic
Back in 2016, Enzo and Cass cut a promo without a mic and still got one of the loudest reactions of the year
It’s a shame that Vince McMahon never put the tag titles on them, because they were so over
What's happening there isn't that pineapple skin is some magical heat-proof material, but rather a cool physics trick called the Leidenfrost effect. When that red-hot steel bowl, probably around 1,000°C (1,832°F), hits the fresh pineapple skin, the intense heat instantly vaporizes the water in the rind. That water turns into a thin layer of steam between the hot steel and the pineapple, acting like a temporary shield. The steam slows down the heat transfer, so the skin doesn't burn right away-it just sits there looking surprisingly unbothered until the steel cools down.
The pineapple rind itself isn't inherently resistant to high heat. It's mostly water, cellulose, and some tough fibers, and under normal conditions, it'd char or burn at much lower temperatures-like 250-300°C (482-572°F). But in this case, the extreme heat works against itself: the steam layer keeps the hot surface from making direct contact long enough to do serious damage. You'd see a different story if the steel stayed hot or if the pineapple were dry-then it'd toast pretty quick.
It's a neat demo, but not something unique to pineapples-other wet, fibrous stuff like watermelon rind can pull off the same trick. Ever seen water droplets dance on a hot skillet? Same principle.
More than 500,000 people disappear without a trace every year.
In 2009, something even stranger happened: a man appeared.
No identity. No past. No record of where he came from.
Peter Bergmann never existed.
This is one of the greatest internet mystery of all time. 🧵👇
In 1996, Marvel was bankrupt.
Their stock crashed 99.9%.
They were $700M in debt.
Comic shops were closing everywhere.
Then ONE desperate decision changed everything.
Today, they're worth $150B+
Here's how they pulled off the greatest comeback in entertainment history. 🧵