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Both are beautiful!

I loved scoring a goal in competitive games then spamming "nice save" over and over and watching people get very angry

Denmark ‘92 vibes from the keeper shirt. Lovely stuff.

I'm sorry to hear that, and I hope you feel better soon.

Sigh, wrong on all claims. When it comes to new experimental submersibles, it's a legal grey area with endless loopholes and no regulation. There's an endless list of sources that explain that, you just have to actually read it. https://www.reuters.com/world/after-titanic-sub-disaster-industry-faces-scrutiny-2023-06-23/ https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2023/06/23/oceangate-titan-regulation-submersible-laws/ https://www.insider.com/why-was-titan-allowed-to-visit-titanic-legal-question-answer-2023-6 https://www.cbsnews.com/news/missing-submarine-titanic-implosion-oceangate-rules-tourism/ https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/us-news/oceangate-titanic-submarine-not-been-30276536

It might sound completely mad, but it is actually untrue. In deep-sea tourism, since the sub is carried on the big boat as cargo and only operates in international waters, it is not properly regulated at all. There is literally no government, agency, or maritime organisation that regulates it. The company also ran their Titanic operations through their branch in Bahamas (OceanGate Expeditions), meaning they could also circumvent US laws. So basically what they needed was just for the passengers to sign waivers, which they did. I am pretty sure this now will lead to introduction of more regulations though.

LOAD. OF. BOLLOCKS! Man City DO NOT generate more money than every club in world football... they don't even generate more money than 2 other clubs in England. Cooking the books really doesn't count

Werder legend and WC74 winner Horst-Dieter Höttges passed away aged 79. RIP Eisenfuß

Makes me want to crack open an ice-cold Kölsch.