by Charles Reeves October 25, 2007
Get the cage the rage mug.When the sight or thought of Nicholas Cage enrages you so much that you feel the need to punch the first person you see in the face.
Shit man, why'd you punch me in the face?
Because I just watched Con Air and got a mean case of Cage Rage!
Because I just watched Con Air and got a mean case of Cage Rage!
by Casa De Ramson April 23, 2010
Get the Cage Rage mug.A level of anger that is so beyond normality that the only thing it is comparable to are the on-screen outbursts of Nicolas Cage.
by NakedAmericanMan March 20, 2011
Get the Cage Rage mug.A boxing match with helmets and gloves on usualy done after hockey practice in the lockerroom. Although between teamates it can be quite brutal. Unique to hockey.
Sometimes known as lockerboxing.
Sometimes known as lockerboxing.
by carr February 26, 2005
Get the cage rage mug.A destructive temper fueled by such uncontrollable anger similar to the anger of Nicholas Cage in any of his movies.
by TheOneWhoPissedInYourCheerios March 9, 2011
Get the Cage Rage mug.The emotional pattern that Nicolas Cage goes through in every movie he's in.
Firstly, Nicolas Cage is in a happy/placid state.
Then, something happens to Nicolas Cage that causes a short stage of confusion. This is key to the next stage.
Finally, Nicolas Cage becomes filled with anger at the confusion he experiences.
Rinse and repeat. In every movie.
Firstly, Nicolas Cage is in a happy/placid state.
Then, something happens to Nicolas Cage that causes a short stage of confusion. This is key to the next stage.
Finally, Nicolas Cage becomes filled with anger at the confusion he experiences.
Rinse and repeat. In every movie.
KNOWING (2009) A prime example of the 'Cage Rage Theorem'
Nicolas Cage is happy. (Stage one)
Nicolas Cage finds sheet of numbers, becomes confused. (Stage two)
Nicolas Cage throws everything on the floor, in a fit of anger and confusion at the numbers. (Stage 3)
Nicolas Cage is happy. (Stage one)
Nicolas Cage finds sheet of numbers, becomes confused. (Stage two)
Nicolas Cage throws everything on the floor, in a fit of anger and confusion at the numbers. (Stage 3)
by CharlesBottomer June 25, 2013
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