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Submit your Bay Area finds to found [at] sfist [dot] com or tag them as sfist and found on Flickr! Let us know where and when you found the item and any other helpful info. Here is another cat sidewalk drawing, presumably from the same artist who chalked Sr. Kitty Hitler. We're not sure what's up with the scarf on George Cat's head. Could it represent the chains that bind him to his cronies,...

SFist Christopher Rogers sends in this picture he got outside the bar Shanghai Kelly's (in District 3) last Thursday.

Submit your Bay Area finds to found at sfist dot com or tag them as sfist on Flickr! Let us know where and when you found the item and any other interesting info. SFist Christopher passed along this precious child's chalk drawing of a cat, who is none other than Hitler. On a sidewalk in Emeryville, the cautionary tale of Sr Kitty Hitler is told: "Sr. Kitty Hitler He was one of the evilest...

SFist Christopher is caught in the middle of it and sends photos of what's going on. By his estimates, there's about 300 people chanting the standard chants. Considering what happened today in the Senate hearings, they might not have even needed to show up.

Last night SFist actually braved leaving their apartment and went out to Capcom's Lost Planet: Extreme Conditions Launch Party. Because whenever somebody offers us free drinks, we're there. Plus, launch parties are pretty fun in that you can play video games without feeling like an anti-social loser. So what does a launch party look like? And how good is the game? Well, after the jump, we got more photos and SFist Christopher has a brief review of the game.

Yes indeed, it's Week Eight of the National Football League's 2006 regular season here in the Bay Area. Almost Halloween. There will be as few Halloween-related puns as is possible. It's not like we're SI's Peter King or something.

Face it, Niners fans, you were torn last weekend. On the one hand, they had a pretty solid win over the Lambs and Alex Smith finally showed he's got a bit of game. On the other hand, they screwed up this weekend's Bush Bowl in winning. Now that they are no longer tied with the Texans for the worst record in the league, their chances of getting the man so hyped a bootleg video of his playing exploits in High School is currently making the rounds like some underground skater video have diminished. Of course, as SFist Christopher has mentioned, the Niners don't really need a RB, or at least need one more than they need a whole bunch of other players. Something Ira Miller has also been saying in the Chron.

Welcome back, or welcome to your holiday American Football Spectacular, depending on whichever sets of traditions you choose to salute. Everyday is a holiday if you feel like it. This is the bear time of American Football, where the NFL's regular season gasps its last, college teams compete through the institutional irregularities of the bowl games, and high schoolers are home for the holidays. Mmmm... home cookin'. Here's the problem: your San Francisco 49ers won! Really! 24 - 20, sweeping those dastardly St. Louis Rams for 2005. Sure, they were somewhat depleted in Saturday's Christmas Eve matchup, but so what. We win. Hah!

Your Cal Bears are off to Vegas to play BYU in the Las Vegas Bowl. Fun, right? Enjoyment and excitement in America's gleeful den of inequity, right? Stuff that'd make shorthaired guys in visors and Abercrombie shirts go "WOOOOOOO!" with arms upraised, right? Well, yeah, in part.

Pain. Both of our Bay Area NFL teams fell last Sunday, beneath the weight of a precious few key plays falling to the opposing teams' favor.

We had to go to the Television Without Pity recaps of The Bachelor to figure out which one new Niner Jesse Palmer was.

Horrid. There are nearly no positives that can be taken from the 17 - 52 whuppin’ that Washington's football club put on our San Francisco 49ers in Week 07. Washington's squad simply cut through the SF personnel at will in all planes of play. And then did . Ugh. It hurt to watch.

-- from the song "Winners Never Quit" by Pedro The Lion

It was painful to watch. We knew this was an outsized match when we saw in ahead on the calendar. SF vs PHI. Crap. We knew. This is part of what being at the bottom reaps; sometimes you must face those stronger than you on your path when you are not ready for them. This is indisputable. And it hurt. Oh, did it hurt. The points kept coming, and your 49ers simply could not respond in kind.

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