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Not sure why I'm here really

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@jasonrmcintyre A three-team split in Survivor is one too many.

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@also_a_ghost If you keep it you put it on your shelf and tell people about it for years, exaggerating the athleticism required to catch it.

My only giveaway rule is if I catch the opposing team's home run. Instead of throwing it back I find a kid in that team's jersey to get it.

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@also_a_ghost A 4-year-old won't even remember getting the ball. He's at the age where the box a Christmas present comes in is just as exciting as the present.

The adult who caught it looks young himself, like in his 20s. The Internet should leave him alone.

[The Self-Published Science Fiction Competition @theSPSFC]

The winner of the fifth Self-Published Science Fiction Competition (SPSFC) is Our Simulated Selves by Nikki Null. “[T]his book could legitimately help a lot of people understand themselves.” — SPSFC 4 winner Wick Welker

https://t.co/mL2IjG737y

[The Self-Published Science Fiction Competition @theSPSFC]

The runner-up in the fifth Self-Published Science Fiction Competition (SPSFC) is ab initio by Jacob Terracina. “This was that book that I was reading on train, waiting at bank, at the cafe, and got annoyed every time I was interrupted.”

https://t.co/FU87vcCyH5

[The Self-Published Science Fiction Competition @theSPSFC]

Third place in the fifth Self-Published Science Fiction Competition (SPSFC) goes to Generations by @NoamJosephides. A "slow-burn conspiracy theory space opera" on a generation ship 80 percent of the way to a new home.

https://t.co/4bLgXRV3y0

[The Self-Published Science Fiction Competition @theSPSFC]

Fourth place in the fifth Self-Published Science Fiction Competition (SPSFC) goes to Artificial Selection by Marianne Pickles. A cozy mystery in a hopeful climate apocalypse starring a benevolent AI and the Head of Awkward Questions.

https://t.co/KQw7JRwOQs

[The Self-Published Science Fiction Competition @theSPSFC]

Fifth place in the fifth Self-Published Science Fiction Competition (SPSFC) goes to FrostByte by N.S. Chaudhury. A Desi cyberpunk novel of illegal resurrection. Judge: "Ngl, I adored this book."

https://t.co/xKjJ0CkRuI

[The Self-Published Science Fiction Competition @theSPSFC]

Sixth place in the fifth Self-Published Science Fiction Competition (SPSFC) goes to Time Traitors by Eli Donovan. Judges called it a romp with a "cast of scientific and seedy characters all trying to avoid becoming dinner."

https://t.co/VpkQ9wKh1P

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@JamCristopher Spud Webb could block that shot.

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@SWHannahAuthor Inexplicably angry response that says a lot more about me than it does about you.

[The Self-Published Science Fiction Competition @theSPSFC]

The winner announcement for SPSFC 5 is coming today and being written as we speak. Hold all calls. Clear your calendars.

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@BoylanRoger How did adult Wil Wheaton travel back to 1978 for this photo?

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@dfilaroski @Bengals @Jaguars That play was incredible. It did not look possible to stop the first down.

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@JohnCullen543 @amelia_tweetz Don't attempt a "tell me you don't understand" with a two-parter. It landed heavier than pumpernickel.

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@ThiGiorgio No. A top RB is harder to replace than a top QB.

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@harsod @Archaicmind3000 The rules don't care about whether the player reports the problem during or after the point. If the chair agrees with the player the point doesn't matter anyway.

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@R9bQ9e3aUtrKKgf @JelonMusks @Archaicmind3000 @MaNgwanya_77 She was visibly affected by playing an opponent as tough as Gauff on such a big stage.