Not at all about Wrestling
Where garments are hung to dry.
What is a Clothesline?
How a journalist would describe Batman Game.
What is "Makes you feel like Batman"?
If the Tales of the Arabian Nights were an anime.
The man who killed Abraham Lincoln.
Who is John Wilkes Booth?
Everything in it's place.
What is Mise en place?
A large vehicle operated implement used for breaking ground
What is a Pile Driver?
How to pretend you're a snooty actor who doesn't understand his character.
What is My Motivation?
The titular character of this anime has bullets go through her arms, ripping them clean off.
Violet Evergarden.
The man who killed Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Who is Gavrilo Princip?
A French cutting technique most likely named after its creator.
What is Julienne?
A document often handed to you by financial institutions for the purposes of visa or loan application
What is a Bank Statement?
To place a piece of meat above one's head.
What is "Raise the stakes!"
A remake of a 45 year old property.
Devilman Crybaby
The man who supposedly killed Ninoy Aquino.
Who is Rolando Galman?
A double boiler.
What is Bain-marie?
When two people's sense of fashion don't match.
What is a Styles Clash?
Things you don't wanna hear on a suspension bridge.
What is "Where's the tension?"
The First Opening of Ancient Magus Bride.
After Abraham Lincoln died, his assassin shouted this phrase which meant "Thus Always the Tyrants" in Latin.
What is "Sic Semper Tyrannus?"
It means "under vacuum."
What is Sous-vide?
A song originally by the Isley Brothers but made popular by the Beatles in their first album "Please, Please Me."
What is Twist and Shout?
When you present a shark to your classroom and don't explain it to anyone.
What is "Show, Don't Tell?"
There is an Antonio Inoki reference in the very first episode of this anime based on a Shounen Jump Manga.
What is Gintama?
What Franz Ferdinand's assassin was eating before he killed the Archduke.
What is a sandwich?
In French, it means literally to preserve; a technique where food is cooked slowly, submerged, and at a low temperature.
What is Confit?