Our favorite Vines and tweets of 2015

There were lots of bad things on the internet in 2015, but there were also some of good things. As the year draws to a close, we’ve picked our favorite tweets and Vines of 2015.
• Sports Illustrated’s Social 100 for 2015
Vines
Watch with the volume on, obviously.
I’d like to think this happened to Tim Duncan as a kid, which would explain why he never gets too excited. - Kenny Ducey
This Vine didn’t come on my radar until very late in the year, thanks to a tremendous post on The Awl. My biggest regret of 2015 is that I didn’t see it sooner. (Although I also regret that it derailed the majority of a work day.) - Dan Gartland

I have watched this man throw a bottle of champagne only to have the bottle return to destroy him roughly half a million times, and I have laughed out loud at every one. This is why Greg Maddux always made sure to square up on his follow through. You gotta be ready for comebackers. - Brendan Maloy [Ed. note: We know this is a GIF. Brendan is still figuring out the whole internet thing.]
Because we are all Tyler Hansbrough. - Jeremy Woo
This catches me by surprise and makes me laugh every single time. - Rohan Nadkarni
Tweets
this is the thread of the year, man. pic.twitter.com/83HZDZbYBt
— Kenny Ducey (@KennyDucey) October 26, 2015
It’s funny because Ferg was dead serious - Kenny Ducey [Ed. note: Yes, Kenny’s favorite tweet of the year was his own.]
/Nats official making cut-the-mic gesture to Dusty Baker
— David Roth (@david_j_roth) December 8, 2015
/Dusty notices
"He's telling me to talk about beheadings. I think they're okay."
It’s funny because it’s (almost) true. - Dan Gartland
FIFA president race: Tokyo Sexwale, Prince Ali, Jerome Champagne, Sheikh Salman, Michel Platini, Gianni Infantino, David Nakhid, Musa Bility
— Subscribe to GrantWahl.com (@GrantWahl) October 26, 2015
It’s funny because it WAS ACTUALLY true. - Jeremy Woo
sylvestetr the cat: sufferin succotash! Terry Schiavo was murdered
— immune to being called a pussy (@dril) February 23, 2015
I cried. - Rohan Nadkarni
