Immediately expected to see a bunch of fucking idiots in the comments thinking they were gonna blow this whole thing wide-open by pointing out to everyone that a man does not ACTUALLY have super-powers and boy was I simultaneously not disappointed and extremely disappointed at the same time.

Don’t be killjoys.  No one…

So this ball player doesn’t actually have super powers?! This headline is a breach of journalistic ethics! Thank you kind sir for this valuable information.

Or you could just....I dunno, relax and not take it so seriously?

Thanks to all the posters in this thread letting for us know that Tatis didn’t literally jump a second time.

thank you, I’m sure all 4 year olds around here who are still developing the synapses required to absorb information and perform the minimal amount of critical thinking needed to recognize that this baseball replay isn’t an actual videogame mechanic defined by its physical impossibility will benefit from your post

Thanks for clearing that up. I though he actually had super powers. 

Before anyone thinks of doing this, please consider:

Doing my part to boost this thread. 

Thanks to Kinja this will sadly not get enough reads.

To all of the “A cop smiled at me one time therefore systemic police brutality doesn’t exist” crowd you can save you faux outrage over the title. Yes, ACAB. No, we don’t need to have personal interractions with every cop in existence to know this. The institution of Police exists from top to bottom to enforce the will…

The 67-year old from this article and the 17-year old in the comments section have the same emotional maturity when it comes to understanding how their words will be perceived

“Before publishing” is a key word in that phrase.

I learned (as a child) not to get in a car with strangers. Especially those with candy.

Years active 1969–present

“80's group Sparks?” The band that is still around and, in fact, put out a fantastic record just last year? The band about which Edgar Wright just made a documentary? That “80's group?”

I actually liked this one a fair bit - it was kind of creative connecting emotional commitment to the environment to how Rick and Morty and Summer’s relationships, and the bit about Planetina being the only person Morty’s met who takes him seriously felt real enough to be poignant. It does feel a little bit like a…

No idea how someone could think this anime is still amazing after watching ep 12 and the special finale episode. 

Before last night, I would have agreed with you. I actually loved the show right up to the end, even after a lot of other fans started to have reservations about the sci-fi curveballs being thrown into the back half of the series... but the plot revelations introduced in the finale kinda soured the entire show in…

And, according to Twitter, has an absolutely terrible finale that makes fans want to bash their heads against a wall.