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Bear. He's a loner. He doesn't need you. He doesn't need anybody. Now kindly move along, human.

A better picture of Libby.

Luna. Quintessential good girl.

Hazel. Newest addition to the family. Poops on the floor.

Libby. Best behaved creature in the house, and her meows are silky soft.

Zoey. Mistress of mischief. Wakes you up at 6AM with crashing and banging because she's hungry.

Mr. Kitty. The alpha male of the house. Also king of snuggles.

Just noticed this thread. I've got 4 cats and just adopted a 2nd dog last weekend. Will post pics when I get the chance.

Being from Cincinnati, I'm not familiar with that phrase.

I haven't watched any of the Augsburg or Hertha matches, but from what I've read Hertha sound doomed. I thought they had a decent amount of talent last season but were just underperforming. Now it just seems like they're dumping any players that they can get money for and clearing the decks for relegation. Maybe Bobic just wants to start over.

Hertha is a sinking ship.

Just my opinion, and maybe it's just wishful thinking, but I do feel like Lewandowski, Müller, and Neuer are generational talents that will be extremely difficult to replace when they leave/retire. I tend to think that Bayern's grasp on the league has slipped in the last couple years and their titles have been more a function of other teams failures than Bayern's successes. That being said, it is true in that Bayern's consistency when it comes to winning the tough games is something that the competition doesn't have. Leipzig, Dortmund, Gladbach, Wolfsburg, Frankfurt all dropped points against each other and lesser teams down the stretch whereas Bayern grind out the results even when playing poorly. Back to my original point... Bayern will still have talents like Kimmich and Goretzka but replacing Lewandowski's goals and Müller's assists will be extremely difficult, even with a budget that no one else in the league can compete with. Manuel Neuer is arguably the best goalkeeper in the world. I'd like to think that the gap between them and the other teams is getting smaller as those players age. Interested to see what @Viva la FCBwould say about this.

Roma have contacted Dortmund regarding Axel Witsel. Sounds like we'd let him go for a small fee. - Source is RomaPress

I'm really surprised at this signing as he doesn't seem like a Simeone-type player. He's lazy, selfish, sulky, and flops too much.

It cracks me up that Jeff Goldblum is still relevant all these years later.

Not looking good for Hannover now Although my chances of getting bonus points for predicting Marvelous Marv as top scorer just got a boost

It can't be done.

@nudge any idea what the fee was?