Reprehensible. Can’t understand how this becomes  slideshow, though

This is America.

That’s what you gotta do to get the buffalo wings.

I was all excited but wooow is 230 miles not that many miles. I get that these aren’t going to be used for Wildcat drivers but I’d like to at least be able to make a 90 minute each way round trip in one. 

Go back to the part about a muzzle flash from a BB gun please?

And the addams family comic panels from the 40-60s. Much of movie Wednesday derives from the comic panels. Playing with knives, holding the TV antenna in a thunderstorm, playing “Is there a GOD” with Pugsley is lifted directly from the Addams comic.

The only question that matters is how does it do against the Aprilia.

It’s easy to underestimate how much of what we now view as Wednesday’s personality was really established Christina Ricci’s version. I’ve been rewatching all of the original series on Pluto TV (it totally holds up, btw) and one of the things that I noticed is that Wednesday and Pugsley are barely in it. They appear…

It’s a lot cheaper than the RS660, which lists at $11,300. The R7 is $8,999. So they’re at distinctly different price points. If you want to spend the dough, go Aprilia (or some literbike, if you’re not specifically looking for the twin experience). If you’re on a bit more of a budget, here’s the R7.

Everything about this premise sounds terrible.

It was alleged...not proven...

Blasphemy, Hersey, Burn the Witch. There is only one Yamaha R7 and that is the late 90's ow02 YZF-R7 Homologation Special that they built 500 of for World Superbike and all the lesser national superbike series. 30K for the bike got you a woefully underpowered 100 HP. Another 30K got you the Race Kit that bumped it to…

The thing is, the R6 never really left. It only counted up a number and got a redesign.

I’m trying to wrap my head around the sight of Prince and Sinead O’Connor involved in a foot chase through L.A. in the middle of the night and NOT have “Yakety Sax” play in my head when I do.

As the author of the Times piece on O’Connor writes, “Few cultural castaways have been more vindicated by the passage of time.”

No way in hell this is “faster than before”. The motor in this thing makes 75HP. The previous R6 made almost 120HP. It’s a cool bike, but I question why Yamaha chose the CP2 instead of the CP3 that would’ve slotted in perfectly to this bike. Similar power, similar weight and similar throttle response.

Wednesday is described as “a new live-action, comedic coming-of-age tale” but also “a sleuthing, supernaturally infused mystery charting Wednesday Addams’ years as a student at Nevermore Academy. Wednesday’s attempts to master her emerging psychic ability, thwart a monstrous killing spree that has terrorized the local…

Not much comparison to an R6. This motor is much less powerful. I’m sure it’ll be a blast to ride. It’ll be nice to see this motor in a better chassis than what the MT offered. Plus it’s cheaper and more accessible than the R6 was. This bike is a winner as long as you aren’t expecting an R6.

*Thwart* a killing spree? That hardly sounds like the Wednesday Addams we know and love. I mean, unless she’s just pissed she’s not the one doing the killing.

The thing is, the R6 never really left. It only counted up a number and got a redesign.